Contracts; China; Scholarships; and more! Help Please!!!?
I want to teach English in China when I graduate from college. What I was wondering is if i could make a contract with a school or corperation in China so that they'll pay for my college if I work there for so many years. My sister who is studying nursing found a program that paid for her studies in exchange for work. So if this is possible how would I go about it, who would I contact, or just give me some info or sites that would be useful in figuring out my situation. Thank you!
Financial Aid - 2 Answers
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I would say that you have no chance.
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You can contact anyone.
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Sunday, March 28, 2010
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Can't even get a job at FAST FOOD/NURSING OLD PEOPLE/CLEANING DOG POOP
Can't even get a job at FAST FOOD/NURSING OLD PEOPLE/CLEANING DOG POOP?
Please america cons tell me why i cant find a job to do even the lowest of low work and my applications are being denied in the 100's where have all our jobs gone? TO CHINA and INDIA cuz of u cons and capitalism your gonna get a rebellion soon us unemployed bums are going to fight you so hard trust me its coming your time is almost up
Politics - 10 Answers
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Yes - that's exactly how it is. You won't be getting a good job any time soon.
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You are probably not the only one applying. Lets face it: conservatives have been wrong. And they will continue to be wrong. Jobs are not available to everyone. Conservatives have lied to you.
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instead of insulting the cons you should be thanking them. If not for their tax money you wouldn't even get food while you "look" for work. Nobody is in business to work forever which is why profit has to be made. I am sorry you lack any sell-able skill. Perhaps you should have stayed in school.
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We shipped Granny to India? McDonalds also? Good riddance to that. No dogs. What will the Vietnamese eat? Bring the dogs back they will eat our cats.
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Why are you asking cons? Ask our dopey president.
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If you live in Atlanta, I would train you how to repair air conditioning and heating units. I have been doing this since I left the Army and I love it. It is not what I thought I would be doing in college, but hey it pays the bills. I have yet to have to lay off anyone and we are actually hiring right now. I do train the right person from time to time. I have a business with a few locations around Atlanta. People will always need their units fixed. Of course, you would probably feel entitled, so I do not know how you would fit in.
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What!?! Your president promised millions of shovel ready jobs.Perhaps you should e-mail him.
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Should have gone to uni or at least learned a trade. Global capitalism means there's no future for unskilled manual labor here. Keep up or fall by the roadside.
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I find this very, very hard to beleive. McDonalds is ALWAYS hiring. Maybe next time you try to find a job, check the newspaper and see who's hiring. Or maybe you should have put some effort into your life and gotten an education.
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keep trying and hey with the results you are getting why not start a resume delivery service that way the people who will actually take a job when it is offered can pay you to drop off the winning resume along with your own. if you can not get what you want then make your own job
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Please america cons tell me why i cant find a job to do even the lowest of low work and my applications are being denied in the 100's where have all our jobs gone? TO CHINA and INDIA cuz of u cons and capitalism your gonna get a rebellion soon us unemployed bums are going to fight you so hard trust me its coming your time is almost up
Politics - 10 Answers
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Yes - that's exactly how it is. You won't be getting a good job any time soon.
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You are probably not the only one applying. Lets face it: conservatives have been wrong. And they will continue to be wrong. Jobs are not available to everyone. Conservatives have lied to you.
3 :
instead of insulting the cons you should be thanking them. If not for their tax money you wouldn't even get food while you "look" for work. Nobody is in business to work forever which is why profit has to be made. I am sorry you lack any sell-able skill. Perhaps you should have stayed in school.
4 :
We shipped Granny to India? McDonalds also? Good riddance to that. No dogs. What will the Vietnamese eat? Bring the dogs back they will eat our cats.
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Why are you asking cons? Ask our dopey president.
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If you live in Atlanta, I would train you how to repair air conditioning and heating units. I have been doing this since I left the Army and I love it. It is not what I thought I would be doing in college, but hey it pays the bills. I have yet to have to lay off anyone and we are actually hiring right now. I do train the right person from time to time. I have a business with a few locations around Atlanta. People will always need their units fixed. Of course, you would probably feel entitled, so I do not know how you would fit in.
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What!?! Your president promised millions of shovel ready jobs.Perhaps you should e-mail him.
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Should have gone to uni or at least learned a trade. Global capitalism means there's no future for unskilled manual labor here. Keep up or fall by the roadside.
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I find this very, very hard to beleive. McDonalds is ALWAYS hiring. Maybe next time you try to find a job, check the newspaper and see who's hiring. Or maybe you should have put some effort into your life and gotten an education.
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keep trying and hey with the results you are getting why not start a resume delivery service that way the people who will actually take a job when it is offered can pay you to drop off the winning resume along with your own. if you can not get what you want then make your own job
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Sunday, March 7, 2010
Study abroad in China or Japan? Pros and Cons
Study abroad in China or Japan? Pros and Cons?
I'm just thinking about my future and where I want to study-abroad and pick up fluency. From what I read from previous answers China is a cheap place to live and I know from my obsession with Japan that it is an expensive place. Can you just tell me what I'll be looking at as far as completing my degree, living expenses, etc. Also I plan to do nursing. I know Japan has an large American college that has a nursing program there. If I were to go there will I be able to keep up with my nursing studies or not? Nursing is just so different from other majors. Please, all info is welcome.
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Hello, I studied in Japan and will study in China next year. First off, China is less expensive overall, but it largely depends on how you choose to spend your money. If you are Japan-crazy and you end up in a metropolitan area, you will probably spend a ridiculous amount of cash on stuff. On the flip-side, if you live in a rural area in Japan, you will not find a lot of things to spend your money on. Same goes for China. If you really want to, you can learn to save money no matter where you are by learning how the locals shop. I saved a lot in Tokyo because my host mom was able to point me to cheaper places to go ( i.e. Mosburger instead of McDonald's). You should base your choice on where you really want to study, and where the education is best for what you want to study. Nursing is a very good thing to study in Japan, and it seems like you'd rather go there anyway. The cons of Japan- 1) as you've mentioned, inflation is bad. 2) it will not be anything like what you read in books. Not that it's necessarily a bad thing, but one thing to remember is that all Japanese are not otakus. Most of them don't know anything about the latest anime, or study martial arts, or other "Japanese" things. Also, the Japanese have a strict code of "nihonjinron", or "Japanese-ness". No matter what, it will be impossible to assimilate. As long as you keep these things in mind, you should enjoy Japan. Now China, I am still investigating. The pro is that your money will go a little further but the con is it's very, very crowded.
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I'm just thinking about my future and where I want to study-abroad and pick up fluency. From what I read from previous answers China is a cheap place to live and I know from my obsession with Japan that it is an expensive place. Can you just tell me what I'll be looking at as far as completing my degree, living expenses, etc. Also I plan to do nursing. I know Japan has an large American college that has a nursing program there. If I were to go there will I be able to keep up with my nursing studies or not? Nursing is just so different from other majors. Please, all info is welcome.
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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Hello, I studied in Japan and will study in China next year. First off, China is less expensive overall, but it largely depends on how you choose to spend your money. If you are Japan-crazy and you end up in a metropolitan area, you will probably spend a ridiculous amount of cash on stuff. On the flip-side, if you live in a rural area in Japan, you will not find a lot of things to spend your money on. Same goes for China. If you really want to, you can learn to save money no matter where you are by learning how the locals shop. I saved a lot in Tokyo because my host mom was able to point me to cheaper places to go ( i.e. Mosburger instead of McDonald's). You should base your choice on where you really want to study, and where the education is best for what you want to study. Nursing is a very good thing to study in Japan, and it seems like you'd rather go there anyway. The cons of Japan- 1) as you've mentioned, inflation is bad. 2) it will not be anything like what you read in books. Not that it's necessarily a bad thing, but one thing to remember is that all Japanese are not otakus. Most of them don't know anything about the latest anime, or study martial arts, or other "Japanese" things. Also, the Japanese have a strict code of "nihonjinron", or "Japanese-ness". No matter what, it will be impossible to assimilate. As long as you keep these things in mind, you should enjoy Japan. Now China, I am still investigating. The pro is that your money will go a little further but the con is it's very, very crowded.
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Monday, March 1, 2010
i was a nurse in china, how can i be a nurse in the U.S.A.
i was a nurse in china, how can i be a nurse in the U.S.A.?
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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Hve you consider work and study program for Nursing in Singapore, where you can earn and study for UK (Hons) degree in Nursing. Eric aaaspac@singnet.com.sg
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Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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Hve you consider work and study program for Nursing in Singapore, where you can earn and study for UK (Hons) degree in Nursing. Eric aaaspac@singnet.com.sg
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