posted 10 years ago
Yes, it's something like that. so educational title is in front and occupational is put after the name. although Dr. is ambiguous in certain countries. for example, in Indonesia, Dr. may refer to local translation "dokter" which is a doctor that heals people using medical skills or "doktor" which refers to some graduate-level educational title. And if it's the latter, then it should be put in front and if it's the former, it's put behind the names separated with a comma, like this:
Prof. Abcdef, Dr. --> this indicates that he's a professor who works as a doctor.
I know it's weird, but that's how they want it. Clients, you know how they are.
thanks