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Last Friday we wrote a General Training Job Application and we talked about how to say that you have a 'master's degree'.

I have to confess, I would have used capital letters for 'Master's' but now I'm wondering if that's a UK thing and in the US they don't use capitals?

I saw this cover of TIME magazine about well-qualified teachers having to find second jobs and donate blood to pay the bills. Notice that they do not use capital letters for 'master's degree'.

However, there appears to be some flexibility. On this University website, they use capital letters and NO apostrophe.

So maybe I shouldn't worry too much about it!