what do i have to know to work in a mental hospital?
I am in my gcse years at school (UK) and im intrested in work in some sort of mental hospital when im older to help people get better (mental wise) Though i dont no what qualifications i need to know? But would i need to go collage (which i am) or uni? Give me some ideas please.... i really need to have a idea of what i need to know? THANK YOU!
Mental Health - 1 Answers
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A sense of humor. I'm not joking...If you approach your position with a light heart, keep your interactions light, you will spread joy throughout the unit. Love and laughter really does conquer all. Best of luck!
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Saturday, December 24, 2011
Friday, December 16, 2011
UK high school to USA colleg
UK high school to USA college
hey im starting uk college in september (USA equivalent senior high school) but i want to move to america once i finish my 2 years in college to go to a USA college/university what do i have to do to go there do i need a scholarship or something, ive heard of exchange students whats that about thanks do i have to pay if so how much is it normally
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most schools' websites have a link for international students that will tell you stuff like entrance requirements, testing equivalents, and prices... stuff like that. just see if the school you're interested in attending has one, because it is different for every college.
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It's very expensive unless you have scholarships. You can apply for scholarships for each school you apply to. Prices vary from college to college, from $10,000/year up to $50,000/year. That's one good reason to stay in the UK. You can look at "foreign exchange student programs" although all the ones I've heard of are for high schools--not university.
hey im starting uk college in september (USA equivalent senior high school) but i want to move to america once i finish my 2 years in college to go to a USA college/university what do i have to do to go there do i need a scholarship or something, ive heard of exchange students whats that about thanks do i have to pay if so how much is it normally
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most schools' websites have a link for international students that will tell you stuff like entrance requirements, testing equivalents, and prices... stuff like that. just see if the school you're interested in attending has one, because it is different for every college.
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It's very expensive unless you have scholarships. You can apply for scholarships for each school you apply to. Prices vary from college to college, from $10,000/year up to $50,000/year. That's one good reason to stay in the UK. You can look at "foreign exchange student programs" although all the ones I've heard of are for high schools--not university.
Thursday, December 8, 2011
how good is greenwich school of manageent in uk for mba
how good is greenwich school of manageent in uk for mba?
i got a seat from greenwich school of mgmt for mba is it good to join .................what about the placements
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check out www.globaleducationcounsel.org. It is in mumbai and pune provides all information on study abroad, career counselling, entrance exams preparation like GRE, CAT, CET, GMAT, XAT, SAT, IELTS. For further information contact: (022) 32516857/ 2528 5657 / 2528 7474
i got a seat from greenwich school of mgmt for mba is it good to join .................what about the placements
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check out www.globaleducationcounsel.org. It is in mumbai and pune provides all information on study abroad, career counselling, entrance exams preparation like GRE, CAT, CET, GMAT, XAT, SAT, IELTS. For further information contact: (022) 32516857/ 2528 5657 / 2528 7474
Thursday, December 1, 2011
what do i have to know to work in a mental hospital
what do i have to know to work in a mental hospital?
I am in my gcse years at school (UK) and im intrested in work in some sort of mental hospital when im older to help people get better (mental wise) Though i dont no what qualifications i need to know? But would i need to go collage (which i am) or uni? Give me some ideas please.... i really need to have a idea of what i need to know? THANK YOU!
Mental Health - 1 Answers
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A sense of humor. I'm not joking...If you approach your position with a light heart, keep your interactions light, you will spread joy throughout the unit. Love and laughter really does conquer all. Best of luck!
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I am in my gcse years at school (UK) and im intrested in work in some sort of mental hospital when im older to help people get better (mental wise) Though i dont no what qualifications i need to know? But would i need to go collage (which i am) or uni? Give me some ideas please.... i really need to have a idea of what i need to know? THANK YOU!
Mental Health - 1 Answers
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A sense of humor. I'm not joking...If you approach your position with a light heart, keep your interactions light, you will spread joy throughout the unit. Love and laughter really does conquer all. Best of luck!
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Thursday, November 24, 2011
what date does the school year starts in UK
what date does the school year starts in UK?
i'm studying at Farlingaye High School. do we wear school uniform on the 1st day of school?
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Yup you wear uniform everyday. and in scotland school had already started. i think the english start on monday.
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i'm studying at Farlingaye High School. do we wear school uniform on the 1st day of school?
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Yup you wear uniform everyday. and in scotland school had already started. i think the english start on monday.
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Wednesday, November 16, 2011
I'm a college grad in the USA and want to pratice law in the UK, how do it do it, can I go to a UK law school
I'm a college grad in the USA and want to pratice law in the UK, how do it do it, can I go to a UK law school?
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You certainly can. Google for a list of unis that offer Law and their ranking. Then take a look at their criteria, many will actually give you the GPA they require. It is common for American graduates to apply to undergraduate school with senior status meaning that they are waived the first year. Alternatively, you can read Law as a postgrad. I suppose which way you go will depend on what you have studied so far.
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There are a few routes you could take: 1. You *could* do a law degree in the UK, however, law in the UK is an undergraduate degree. After completing your law degree you'd have to take either the BVC or the LPC (another year) and find pupillage or training contract (another year). 2. You could take that GDL (one year conversion course taken by UK graduates in non-law subjects) followed by BVC/LPC & Pupillage/Training Contract. 3. You could qualify in the US, then do and LLM etc in the UK 4. You could qualify in the US practice in the US for a few years and then attempt to do the QLTT (which has some further UK experience requirements). For law degrees and LLMs you'd be looking at universities in the UK, for GDL, LPCs and BVCs you'd be looking at attached or independent law schools like BPP, College of Law, ICLS etc etc
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You certainly can. Google for a list of unis that offer Law and their ranking. Then take a look at their criteria, many will actually give you the GPA they require. It is common for American graduates to apply to undergraduate school with senior status meaning that they are waived the first year. Alternatively, you can read Law as a postgrad. I suppose which way you go will depend on what you have studied so far.
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There are a few routes you could take: 1. You *could* do a law degree in the UK, however, law in the UK is an undergraduate degree. After completing your law degree you'd have to take either the BVC or the LPC (another year) and find pupillage or training contract (another year). 2. You could take that GDL (one year conversion course taken by UK graduates in non-law subjects) followed by BVC/LPC & Pupillage/Training Contract. 3. You could qualify in the US, then do and LLM etc in the UK 4. You could qualify in the US practice in the US for a few years and then attempt to do the QLTT (which has some further UK experience requirements). For law degrees and LLMs you'd be looking at universities in the UK, for GDL, LPCs and BVCs you'd be looking at attached or independent law schools like BPP, College of Law, ICLS etc etc
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Tuesday, November 8, 2011
How many days can kids stay off school in a term before I am in trouble? How many days can kids stay off school in a term before I am in trouble
How many days can kids stay off school in a term before I am in trouble?
Just wondered how many days they can have off in the uk (Primary school) before the authorities start asking questions. Over a term or a year or so not on the bounce so to speak.
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My one boy last year went maybe 2 months the WHOLE year! I was begging them to help me get him to school! They did not care in the least. This kid is a lot bigger then me and if I used cattle prod they would have sent cops to my door. BTW He still is above the other kids this year as far as smarts go, do not get it?? I think he was just testing all of us? Anyhoo this is what happened to us. Whoops just noticed you are in the UK, Sorry we are in small town America....
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I thought questions would already be asked . It would depend on whether the parents notify the school about the child being absent for a number of valid reasons. But if the child is playing truant well then questions may well be asked soon.
Just wondered how many days they can have off in the uk (Primary school) before the authorities start asking questions. Over a term or a year or so not on the bounce so to speak.
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My one boy last year went maybe 2 months the WHOLE year! I was begging them to help me get him to school! They did not care in the least. This kid is a lot bigger then me and if I used cattle prod they would have sent cops to my door. BTW He still is above the other kids this year as far as smarts go, do not get it?? I think he was just testing all of us? Anyhoo this is what happened to us. Whoops just noticed you are in the UK, Sorry we are in small town America....
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I thought questions would already be asked . It would depend on whether the parents notify the school about the child being absent for a number of valid reasons. But if the child is playing truant well then questions may well be asked soon.
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
How is the American Revolution taught in UK schools
How is the American Revolution taught in UK schools?
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I have no idea but I guess its taught briefly with the facts but no long dwelling on the matter. Afterall, its just a blip on a history that spans almost a thousand years.
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That's such a great question! Maybe it's portrayed to make the UK look like victims, and the Americans look like villains. Maybe that's why Europe has a bad taste in its mouth for Americans.
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If you been schooled overseas you'd know you are taught to learn all the histories, cultures, customs and geography's of all global countries. Not just about the country's history that you live in. We are taught, tested and graded about the full history of the USA, not just about the American Revolution which had lasted for eight years is part of Americans history for independance.
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I have no idea but I guess its taught briefly with the facts but no long dwelling on the matter. Afterall, its just a blip on a history that spans almost a thousand years.
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That's such a great question! Maybe it's portrayed to make the UK look like victims, and the Americans look like villains. Maybe that's why Europe has a bad taste in its mouth for Americans.
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If you been schooled overseas you'd know you are taught to learn all the histories, cultures, customs and geography's of all global countries. Not just about the country's history that you live in. We are taught, tested and graded about the full history of the USA, not just about the American Revolution which had lasted for eight years is part of Americans history for independance.
Monday, October 24, 2011
How much does an all girls boarding school cost a month
How much does an all girls boarding school cost a month?
Hi, I've been thinking about going to boarding school for my sophomore year to the end of high school. It's called Cobham Hall UK Boarding School. It's an all girls school. Not saying this school imparticuler but how much averagly does an all girls boarding school in london cost!?
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hmm interestibf
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I looked up Cobham hall and I found the price per term (I couldn't find per month) here: http://www.cobhamhall.com/sites/default/files/Fees%20&%20Deposits%202010-2011%20-%20UK.pdf I think you'd have to contact the school to find out the cost per month. The contact numbers are on the bottom of that page too. As I'm Australian, I have no idea about how much an all girls boarding school in London costs on average. I hope I helped. =]
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Hi, I've been thinking about going to boarding school for my sophomore year to the end of high school. It's called Cobham Hall UK Boarding School. It's an all girls school. Not saying this school imparticuler but how much averagly does an all girls boarding school in london cost!?
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hmm interestibf
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I looked up Cobham hall and I found the price per term (I couldn't find per month) here: http://www.cobhamhall.com/sites/default/files/Fees%20&%20Deposits%202010-2011%20-%20UK.pdf I think you'd have to contact the school to find out the cost per month. The contact numbers are on the bottom of that page too. As I'm Australian, I have no idea about how much an all girls boarding school in London costs on average. I hope I helped. =]
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Sunday, October 16, 2011
In UK: What high school subjects do universities require for Psychology course
In UK: What high school subjects do universities require for Psychology course?
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It all depends on the University. For example, Cambridge wants A*AA in any of their approved A Levels, whereas Manchester wants AAB excluding General Studies. Think about which Universities you'd like to go to, compare the UK league tables and then check those websites for entrance requirements. An English A Level would be a good choice, among two other 'traditional' A Levels.
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It all depends on the University. For example, Cambridge wants A*AA in any of their approved A Levels, whereas Manchester wants AAB excluding General Studies. Think about which Universities you'd like to go to, compare the UK league tables and then check those websites for entrance requirements. An English A Level would be a good choice, among two other 'traditional' A Levels.
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Which school system is easier Uk or America
Which school system is easier Uk or America?
In terms of which one's exams are easier to pass.
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AMERICA, one of the dumbest countries.
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In terms of which one's exams are easier to pass.
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AMERICA, one of the dumbest countries.
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Saturday, October 1, 2011
When And Where Is The High School Musical 3 UK Premiere
When And Where Is The High School Musical 3 UK Premiere ?
Heyy :) I Would Like To Know When The HSM3 UK Is And Also Where It Is Also The Time It Starts Would Be Good Too :) And Before You Say You Have To Be In The Cast To Get In Or Whatever That Isn't Wha I Mean I Saw Part Of The HSM2 Premiere On Disney Channel And Fans Were There Getting Autographs And Photos On The Red Carpet I Would Like To Know How I Can Be One Of Those Fans :) Do You Have To Buy Tickets ? Sorry There's So Many Questions ! Please Only Answer If You Actually Know Don't Write You Don't Like HSM Because I Don't Really Care ! I'll Be Really Gratefull To Anyone Who Answers ! Thank You :) xxxxxxxx
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The following links and sites suggest that it is on 17/10/2008 in London : high school musical 3 - All In London Forum - All In London.hiya can someone tell me if theres going to be a high school musical 3 in london ... The Uk Premiere is on october 17th ! Anyone Know How To Get Tickets ? ... www.allinlondon.co.uk/knowledge/posts.php?thread=4481 - 30k - Cached - Similar pages - Note this High School Musical 3 World Release Dates | Celeb CrustHigh School Musical 3: Senior Year the next installment of Disney's extremely successful ... According to IMDB, the following are the world premiere dates: ... www.celebcrust.com/high-school-musical-3-world-release-dates-589.html - 40k - Cached - Similar pages - Note this ZAC EFRON FAN | Your #1 source for everything Zac EfronZac Efron wants Posh to star with him in High School Musical 3: Senior Year… .... 10/17/2008 - "HSM 3" Premiere (UK) 10/22/2008 - "HSM 3" Premiere (France) ... www.zac-efron.us/?cat=5 - 36k - Cached - Similar pages - Note this
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Heyy :) I Would Like To Know When The HSM3 UK Is And Also Where It Is Also The Time It Starts Would Be Good Too :) And Before You Say You Have To Be In The Cast To Get In Or Whatever That Isn't Wha I Mean I Saw Part Of The HSM2 Premiere On Disney Channel And Fans Were There Getting Autographs And Photos On The Red Carpet I Would Like To Know How I Can Be One Of Those Fans :) Do You Have To Buy Tickets ? Sorry There's So Many Questions ! Please Only Answer If You Actually Know Don't Write You Don't Like HSM Because I Don't Really Care ! I'll Be Really Gratefull To Anyone Who Answers ! Thank You :) xxxxxxxx
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The following links and sites suggest that it is on 17/10/2008 in London : high school musical 3 - All In London Forum - All In London.hiya can someone tell me if theres going to be a high school musical 3 in london ... The Uk Premiere is on october 17th ! Anyone Know How To Get Tickets ? ... www.allinlondon.co.uk/knowledge/posts.php?thread=4481 - 30k - Cached - Similar pages - Note this High School Musical 3 World Release Dates | Celeb CrustHigh School Musical 3: Senior Year the next installment of Disney's extremely successful ... According to IMDB, the following are the world premiere dates: ... www.celebcrust.com/high-school-musical-3-world-release-dates-589.html - 40k - Cached - Similar pages - Note this ZAC EFRON FAN | Your #1 source for everything Zac EfronZac Efron wants Posh to star with him in High School Musical 3: Senior Year… .... 10/17/2008 - "HSM 3" Premiere (UK) 10/22/2008 - "HSM 3" Premiere (France) ... www.zac-efron.us/?cat=5 - 36k - Cached - Similar pages - Note this
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Saturday, September 24, 2011
Do Secondary students in the UK worry about school violence
Do Secondary students in the UK worry about school violence?
Are you aware of the violence here in the USA? What are your thoughts about this?
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Hello Elaine, my son Daniel attends secondary school, he is almost 14. there was a time when I feared for his safety, but not any more because he attends martial arts classes and has become really good at it, he has grown in confidence as well as height, (6ft 2in) and still growing. Of course, in your country, you have the added concern of guns but I fear the UK is catching up with you. All the best sweetheart and take care.
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Are you aware of the violence here in the USA? What are your thoughts about this?
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Hello Elaine, my son Daniel attends secondary school, he is almost 14. there was a time when I feared for his safety, but not any more because he attends martial arts classes and has become really good at it, he has grown in confidence as well as height, (6ft 2in) and still growing. Of course, in your country, you have the added concern of guns but I fear the UK is catching up with you. All the best sweetheart and take care.
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Friday, September 16, 2011
I live in the east midlands in the UK. Will my school be closed tomorrow
I live in the east midlands in the UK. Will my school be closed tomorrow?
It was closed today and it is predicted to sleet until 10am tomorrow
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Ye you might got a chance you never know but i don't :( i just check my school website and it open (stupid school) :@ i live in birmingham UK
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love this weather!
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It was closed today and it is predicted to sleet until 10am tomorrow
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Ye you might got a chance you never know but i don't :( i just check my school website and it open (stupid school) :@ i live in birmingham UK
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love this weather!
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Thursday, September 8, 2011
What are the school hours in the UK. My daughter will be 5.
What are the school hours in the UK. My daughter will be 5.?
I know most children finish at 3-30 pm. Do they stay at school for their lunch hour. Please can someone help, I live in the SA at the moment and will be moving back to the UK soon.
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School starts from 9:00 am to 3:10 There is a break that's 15 min and lunch that's 45 min and they stay in school.
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At 5, children will be in Reception class which starts 9am and finishes at 12pm for lunch which can be at home, hot meal at school or pack up. Back in the afternoon for 1.15pm then finish for the day at 3.30pm.
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9.00am - 3.00pm and yes they do stay in school for lunch. Unless you decide you want to take them home or whatever for lunch.
I know most children finish at 3-30 pm. Do they stay at school for their lunch hour. Please can someone help, I live in the SA at the moment and will be moving back to the UK soon.
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School starts from 9:00 am to 3:10 There is a break that's 15 min and lunch that's 45 min and they stay in school.
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At 5, children will be in Reception class which starts 9am and finishes at 12pm for lunch which can be at home, hot meal at school or pack up. Back in the afternoon for 1.15pm then finish for the day at 3.30pm.
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9.00am - 3.00pm and yes they do stay in school for lunch. Unless you decide you want to take them home or whatever for lunch.
Thursday, September 1, 2011
In your opinion which is the best mobile phone service provider
In your opinion which is the best mobile phone service provider?
In your opinion which is the best mobile phone service provider? My contract is ending soon, and at the moment isn't very good. So I was just wondering which I should switch to. (In Secondary School). UK only please. Thanks
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verizon wireless is the best. i've had at&t and t-mobile. they suck.
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Giffgaff, a brand new company using the 02 waves so it gets pretty good signal. Free use between other giffgaffers (so get your friends to get it too) 4p per text 8p per minute Very cheap Also, if you get involved with their marketing scheme like I did, you could get yourself free calls texts and internet for a year :D
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verizon is the best i have sprint sprint sucks =/ don't get sprint
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Yes, My Opinion some best Mobile service Provider So, More information visit as
In your opinion which is the best mobile phone service provider? My contract is ending soon, and at the moment isn't very good. So I was just wondering which I should switch to. (In Secondary School). UK only please. Thanks
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verizon wireless is the best. i've had at&t and t-mobile. they suck.
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Giffgaff, a brand new company using the 02 waves so it gets pretty good signal. Free use between other giffgaffers (so get your friends to get it too) 4p per text 8p per minute Very cheap Also, if you get involved with their marketing scheme like I did, you could get yourself free calls texts and internet for a year :D
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verizon is the best i have sprint sprint sucks =/ don't get sprint
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Yes, My Opinion some best Mobile service Provider So, More information visit as
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Looking for best place to rent and live near London School of Economics in London, UK.
Looking for best place to rent and live near London School of Economics in London, UK.?
I will be a graduate student at the London School of Economics and wondering if there is any advice on best place to rent an apartment. Would Waterloo Station area be best? Or perhaps Chancery Lane? Any help would be very appreciated ! Edit: I am looking for something suitable for couples. Thanks for your help.
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My daughter just completed her Masters at Courtauld. She lived in Lillian Penson Hall. It is across from Paddington Station. Small room with meals but worked well. Might check it out.
I will be a graduate student at the London School of Economics and wondering if there is any advice on best place to rent an apartment. Would Waterloo Station area be best? Or perhaps Chancery Lane? Any help would be very appreciated ! Edit: I am looking for something suitable for couples. Thanks for your help.
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My daughter just completed her Masters at Courtauld. She lived in Lillian Penson Hall. It is across from Paddington Station. Small room with meals but worked well. Might check it out.
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
I would like to be a primary school (1st) teacher in UK-what exact qualifiactions will i need
I would like to be a primary school (1st) teacher in UK-what exact qualifiactions will i need?
Is it just a three year degree course? Or do i have to specialise in a certain subject and then do that PG-Something year long course? Thank you, any help would be great as you can see, i am not that clued up on the whole "what is needed" bit lol x
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You can do a 3/4 year straight degree - look out for the ones that say 'with QTS' which is qualified teacher status. Manchester Met in Crewe is a good one to do it with. Or you could do a degree and then do a PGCE for a year. I don't think you have to specialise in anything but you will need a good degree to get on. As well as you A Level results to get onto your degree you will need at least a C at GCSE for English, Science and Maths as you have to take your skills tests in these.
Is it just a three year degree course? Or do i have to specialise in a certain subject and then do that PG-Something year long course? Thank you, any help would be great as you can see, i am not that clued up on the whole "what is needed" bit lol x
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You can do a 3/4 year straight degree - look out for the ones that say 'with QTS' which is qualified teacher status. Manchester Met in Crewe is a good one to do it with. Or you could do a degree and then do a PGCE for a year. I don't think you have to specialise in anything but you will need a good degree to get on. As well as you A Level results to get onto your degree you will need at least a C at GCSE for English, Science and Maths as you have to take your skills tests in these.
Monday, August 8, 2011
Best art school in the UK
Best art school in the UK?
i need facts here. not opinions. what is the highly most ranked art school in the uk.
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Slade, part of UCL, is the most highly ranked overall art school. However, in specific majors, Central Saint Martins is stronger.
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i need facts here. not opinions. what is the highly most ranked art school in the uk.
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Slade, part of UCL, is the most highly ranked overall art school. However, in specific majors, Central Saint Martins is stronger.
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Monday, August 1, 2011
what high school courses to take if want to go to med school direct-entry (UK)
what high school courses to take if want to go to med school direct-entry (UK)?
i'm in canada, want to go to direct entry med school in the UK i've already taken AP bio, and regular grade 12 chem will be taking english, AP french, spanish, advanced functions, AP calculus.. i want to take another AP next year.. could AP human geography relate to medicine..??
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This pdf lists the requirements of all the UK medical schools: http://www.ucas.ac.uk/website/documents/acrobat/ukmed.pdf You might also want to check out these two sites: http://www.medschools.ac.uk/ http://www.gmc-uk.org/
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i'm in canada, want to go to direct entry med school in the UK i've already taken AP bio, and regular grade 12 chem will be taking english, AP french, spanish, advanced functions, AP calculus.. i want to take another AP next year.. could AP human geography relate to medicine..??
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This pdf lists the requirements of all the UK medical schools: http://www.ucas.ac.uk/website/documents/acrobat/ukmed.pdf You might also want to check out these two sites: http://www.medschools.ac.uk/ http://www.gmc-uk.org/
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Sunday, July 24, 2011
Which are 1 year MBA schools in UK which take students who have no work experience and moderate academics
Which are 1 year MBA schools in UK which take students who have no work experience and moderate academics?
Please list best possible universities where i can get admissions on the background mentioned.
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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Basic information on MBA is attached. Preferred country - UK Program - Pre MBA+MB Duration- 3months Pre MBA+ 12 months MBA Tuition fee- Pre-MBA £1500 + MBA - £8250 Accommodation and Living Expense (food, transport, entertainment etc) - £6000 Please send your CV and copy of passport for more details globalhigheredu@yahoo.com
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Please list best possible universities where i can get admissions on the background mentioned.
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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Basic information on MBA is attached. Preferred country - UK Program - Pre MBA+MB Duration- 3months Pre MBA+ 12 months MBA Tuition fee- Pre-MBA £1500 + MBA - £8250 Accommodation and Living Expense (food, transport, entertainment etc) - £6000 Please send your CV and copy of passport for more details globalhigheredu@yahoo.com
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Saturday, July 16, 2011
ill i be a school prefect
ill i be a school prefect ?
Hi there i need some advice, i am a fourth year at john ogilvie high school (UK) and have been helping the school in events such as: parents night, concerts and other guest related events. i am involved in the school magazine as well as the health committee and participate in most of the events, most of the teachers like me and i am polite and always on time for classes. in your opinion would i be a suitable prefect and would i get picked, if not please say why :) thank you very much
Primary & Secondary Education - 2 Answers
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being a school prefect is not easy unless you can bear all the things that will be in your way wisely. I've been school prefect for almost 4 years now and it kinda tiring to me. I've to control the students' discipline, sometimes I've to skip classes in order to help with the school's events and get scolded from teachers and head of prefect. but it's my duty right? you'll gain experiences from this. both academic and co curriculum achievements have to be really creme de la creme. i think that you're very suitable to be one. you always help your teachers & on time for classes. teachers usually love their student to be like you. they can ask for your help anytime and you can make the school proud of you. it depends on your school's disciplinary board. but if you get chosen, give your best to serve the school and be the best prefect ever. remember that being a prefect is not because of popularity but your determination to make your school better in every aspects. all the best(:
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suck as much dik as possible
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Hi there i need some advice, i am a fourth year at john ogilvie high school (UK) and have been helping the school in events such as: parents night, concerts and other guest related events. i am involved in the school magazine as well as the health committee and participate in most of the events, most of the teachers like me and i am polite and always on time for classes. in your opinion would i be a suitable prefect and would i get picked, if not please say why :) thank you very much
Primary & Secondary Education - 2 Answers
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being a school prefect is not easy unless you can bear all the things that will be in your way wisely. I've been school prefect for almost 4 years now and it kinda tiring to me. I've to control the students' discipline, sometimes I've to skip classes in order to help with the school's events and get scolded from teachers and head of prefect. but it's my duty right? you'll gain experiences from this. both academic and co curriculum achievements have to be really creme de la creme. i think that you're very suitable to be one. you always help your teachers & on time for classes. teachers usually love their student to be like you. they can ask for your help anytime and you can make the school proud of you. it depends on your school's disciplinary board. but if you get chosen, give your best to serve the school and be the best prefect ever. remember that being a prefect is not because of popularity but your determination to make your school better in every aspects. all the best(:
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suck as much dik as possible
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Friday, July 8, 2011
How to get into medical universities/schools in UK or USA
How to get into medical universities/schools in UK or USA?
I am currently doing my igcse course at my school. I need to know wat grades in IGCSE and A levels are required for big universities like oxford and harvard. how to get into them i want to medicine so i want to go into Harvard Medical School and others
Studying Abroad - 2 Answers
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Hi there, Nearly all medical school require A levels in Chemistry, along with two out of Maths, Biology and Physics. If you don't have these, at least very good GCSE's in three of these subjects are required. Oxford Medical College also requires a minimum average of 85%. Detailed information on their requirements can be found here: http://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/undergraduate_courses/international_students/international_qualifications/index.html The requirements to be accepted into Harvard Medical School are even stricter: Apparently you need at least a Bachelor's degree to be even considered as a prospective student. I wish you good luck anyway :)
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As for Harvard and the rest of the U.S. Medical Schools, you will need a bachelor's degree or equivalent, MCAT scores and complete a pre-med program before you can even be considered for admission into a U.S. Medical school. So it will be quite a few years before you are ready for U.S. Med schools.
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I am currently doing my igcse course at my school. I need to know wat grades in IGCSE and A levels are required for big universities like oxford and harvard. how to get into them i want to medicine so i want to go into Harvard Medical School and others
Studying Abroad - 2 Answers
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Hi there, Nearly all medical school require A levels in Chemistry, along with two out of Maths, Biology and Physics. If you don't have these, at least very good GCSE's in three of these subjects are required. Oxford Medical College also requires a minimum average of 85%. Detailed information on their requirements can be found here: http://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/undergraduate_courses/international_students/international_qualifications/index.html The requirements to be accepted into Harvard Medical School are even stricter: Apparently you need at least a Bachelor's degree to be even considered as a prospective student. I wish you good luck anyway :)
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As for Harvard and the rest of the U.S. Medical Schools, you will need a bachelor's degree or equivalent, MCAT scores and complete a pre-med program before you can even be considered for admission into a U.S. Medical school. So it will be quite a few years before you are ready for U.S. Med schools.
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Friday, July 1, 2011
What does a US student w/ a bachelor degree & masters degree need to do to get accepted to UK medical schools
What does a US student w/ a bachelor degree & masters degree need to do to get accepted to UK medical schools?
I am college graduate with a Bachelor of science degree in Exercise Sport Science. I also have a Masters degree in Biomedical Sciences. What standardized tests do I need to take to become eligible to apply to UK medical schools? Also, what is the probability that a foreign student will get accepted to UK medical schools? Are the academic curriculums between the United States and UK too different for a US student, with my credentials, to get accepted to UK medical schools? I am looking to live permanently in the UK after i finish medical school.
Higher Education (University +) - 3 Answers
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pray
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If you are in the U.S, I would rather have you go to the Carribean to get a medical degree. Based on the information you have provide, you do not need any standardized test. However, MCAT will place you on the top of the list. Even if you are not within the U.S, I would highly recommed you to explore medical colleges in the Carreabean Island. The name that strikes out of all is the Ross Medical College. However, there are others that are recognized in the U.S. You will undergo your clinicals and residency in the U.S. I hope this answers your question. Getting accepted in a medical school in U.K without legal residence is very tough and out of reach at times. Shaji
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The admissions requirements for UK school can vary. The authority over all UK med schools is the General Medical Council and in looking for a link to provide you I noted that even the GMC advises you to contact the individual med schools for the admission requirements. The link I provided below is a link to a list of all of the med schools in the UK. I suspect that you will have to have your course work evaluated for equivalency in the UK. You certainly aren't the first student to do this, so I'm certain the appropriate people at the UK schools can assist you in getting this done.
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I am college graduate with a Bachelor of science degree in Exercise Sport Science. I also have a Masters degree in Biomedical Sciences. What standardized tests do I need to take to become eligible to apply to UK medical schools? Also, what is the probability that a foreign student will get accepted to UK medical schools? Are the academic curriculums between the United States and UK too different for a US student, with my credentials, to get accepted to UK medical schools? I am looking to live permanently in the UK after i finish medical school.
Higher Education (University +) - 3 Answers
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pray
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If you are in the U.S, I would rather have you go to the Carribean to get a medical degree. Based on the information you have provide, you do not need any standardized test. However, MCAT will place you on the top of the list. Even if you are not within the U.S, I would highly recommed you to explore medical colleges in the Carreabean Island. The name that strikes out of all is the Ross Medical College. However, there are others that are recognized in the U.S. You will undergo your clinicals and residency in the U.S. I hope this answers your question. Getting accepted in a medical school in U.K without legal residence is very tough and out of reach at times. Shaji
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The admissions requirements for UK school can vary. The authority over all UK med schools is the General Medical Council and in looking for a link to provide you I noted that even the GMC advises you to contact the individual med schools for the admission requirements. The link I provided below is a link to a list of all of the med schools in the UK. I suspect that you will have to have your course work evaluated for equivalency in the UK. You certainly aren't the first student to do this, so I'm certain the appropriate people at the UK schools can assist you in getting this done.
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Friday, June 24, 2011
can someone tell me how to convert american grades into UK years in school
can someone tell me how to convert american grades into UK years in school?
e.g wats the UK equivalent of 7th grade?
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In the uk 7th grade or (12-13 year olds) would be in their 2nd year or 3rd year of secondary school. In schools in England Year Seven is the seventh year after Reception. It is the seventh full year of compulsory education, with children being admitted who are aged 11 on the 1st September in any given academic year. Year Seven is usually the first year of Secondary school. In some areas of England, Year Eight is the eighth year after Reception. It is the eighth full year of compulsory education, with children being admitted who are aged 12 on the 1st September in any given academic year.
e.g wats the UK equivalent of 7th grade?
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In the uk 7th grade or (12-13 year olds) would be in their 2nd year or 3rd year of secondary school. In schools in England Year Seven is the seventh year after Reception. It is the seventh full year of compulsory education, with children being admitted who are aged 11 on the 1st September in any given academic year. Year Seven is usually the first year of Secondary school. In some areas of England, Year Eight is the eighth year after Reception. It is the eighth full year of compulsory education, with children being admitted who are aged 12 on the 1st September in any given academic year.
Thursday, June 16, 2011
What languaje you prefer, spanish or french in foreingn languaje (in the USA or UK scho
What languaje you prefer, spanish or french in foreingn languaje (in the USA or UK schools)?
In my school theach english, because i live in chile, where we speak spanish, but if i lived in Usa or Uk... i prefer spanish... the french is unless important en mi colegio enseñan inglés, borque yo vivo en chile, donde nosotros hablamos español, pero is yo viviera en EUA o Reino Unido prefiero español... el frances es menos importante.
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Well, you may have a need to speak spanish in the U.S but well I can go into a video store find a movie that comes in French , greman, and portugeese! What about spanish? So yes spanish is more used, but what will be easier to learn? I lived in mexico and that is how I learned to speak spanish and everyone there told us to watch tv! So there you have it. Bueno, tu talves nengas que usar espanol mas en la U.S. perro qual es mas facil aprender. Yo puedo entrar ah un tienda y encontrar up pelicula en frances, y otros perro no en espanol! Perro ahy mas personas quenes hablan espanol que frances aqui en la U.S.
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In my school theach english, because i live in chile, where we speak spanish, but if i lived in Usa or Uk... i prefer spanish... the french is unless important en mi colegio enseñan inglés, borque yo vivo en chile, donde nosotros hablamos español, pero is yo viviera en EUA o Reino Unido prefiero español... el frances es menos importante.
Other - Education - 1 Answers
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Well, you may have a need to speak spanish in the U.S but well I can go into a video store find a movie that comes in French , greman, and portugeese! What about spanish? So yes spanish is more used, but what will be easier to learn? I lived in mexico and that is how I learned to speak spanish and everyone there told us to watch tv! So there you have it. Bueno, tu talves nengas que usar espanol mas en la U.S. perro qual es mas facil aprender. Yo puedo entrar ah un tienda y encontrar up pelicula en frances, y otros perro no en espanol! Perro ahy mas personas quenes hablan espanol que frances aqui en la U.S.
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Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Where can I buy a really nice denim school bag in the UK
Where can I buy a really nice denim school bag in the UK?
NOT a rucksack though.
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hhhhhm try urban outfiters? mine? http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20101202073346AAnkhJh
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Asos do one, there are others but there quite expensive. To be honest, if there not in fashion, there not going to be easy to find, are there not any other types of bag you like?
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NOT a rucksack though.
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hhhhhm try urban outfiters? mine? http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20101202073346AAnkhJh
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Asos do one, there are others but there quite expensive. To be honest, if there not in fashion, there not going to be easy to find, are there not any other types of bag you like?
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Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Does the amount of detentions i get go on my yearly report
Does the amount of detentions i get go on my yearly report?
Can anyone tell me if the amount of detentions i have had through out the year is on my report? Im in secondary school UK. If you dont know, anyone in the past did it go on yours?
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no, only the times your late and absent
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it went on mines im from usa
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I live in Canada. Here I don't think it does. But I also don't get detentions at my school. I'd imagine it wouldn't say, although teachers may leave negative comments on your report.
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I am not entirely sure. I for one don't live in the UK which makes it hard for an american girl to tell you. I know the teachers keep track for me but lucky I have only had detention LAST year...(but that was because of Brett<3) Nevermind that. I honestly would like to know if you get an answer. I am curious. How do UK secondary schools work in the detention thing? huh.
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Probably not. Each detention is documented in your permanent record. Only grades, tardies, and absences are on my yearly report.
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Can anyone tell me if the amount of detentions i have had through out the year is on my report? Im in secondary school UK. If you dont know, anyone in the past did it go on yours?
Primary & Secondary Education - 5 Answers
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no, only the times your late and absent
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it went on mines im from usa
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I live in Canada. Here I don't think it does. But I also don't get detentions at my school. I'd imagine it wouldn't say, although teachers may leave negative comments on your report.
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I am not entirely sure. I for one don't live in the UK which makes it hard for an american girl to tell you. I know the teachers keep track for me but lucky I have only had detention LAST year...(but that was because of Brett<3) Nevermind that. I honestly would like to know if you get an answer. I am curious. How do UK secondary schools work in the detention thing? huh.
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Probably not. Each detention is documented in your permanent record. Only grades, tardies, and absences are on my yearly report.
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Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Im considering moving to the UK... where can i find information on there schools
Im considering moving to the UK... where can i find information on there schools?
Im currently in the 11th grade (in America) I think this is the equivelant of "upper 6" in the uk? If anyone knows where i can find information on transfering to UK schools please let me know.
Studying Abroad - 4 Answers
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I used to work in an Embassy.. and your questions are best directed to the American Embassy there.. If you do not know the address/email address/etc.. go to google.com and type in American Embassy in London
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u can go to connexions in the city u would like to go in uk they l solve u r education problems
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This is the Department of Education in the UK website. www.dfes.gov.uk. ♥
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try the british council. don't know the URL but google it and you'll have it
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Im currently in the 11th grade (in America) I think this is the equivelant of "upper 6" in the uk? If anyone knows where i can find information on transfering to UK schools please let me know.
Studying Abroad - 4 Answers
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I used to work in an Embassy.. and your questions are best directed to the American Embassy there.. If you do not know the address/email address/etc.. go to google.com and type in American Embassy in London
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u can go to connexions in the city u would like to go in uk they l solve u r education problems
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This is the Department of Education in the UK website. www.dfes.gov.uk. ♥
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try the british council. don't know the URL but google it and you'll have it
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Monday, May 16, 2011
When can i leave school in the uk
When can i leave school in the uk?
I'm 15.
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next may or september
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http://www.google.com.mx/imgres?imgurl=http://www.escolapiosaluche.es/gif/som_copa.gif&imgrefurl=http://www.escolapiosaluche.es/escolapioscurso1.html&usg=__DBtXHpWSpKW3yCL856oRSNdG1k0=&h=266&w=267&sz=12&hl=es&start=0&zoom=1&tbnid=LSlbHOinw39c7M:&tbnh=112&tbnw=110&prev=/images%3Fq%3DSOMBRERO%2BDE%2BCOPA%26um%3D1%26hl%3Des%26biw%3D1020%26bih%3D541%26tbs%3Disch:1&um=1&itbs=1&iact=rc&dur=796&ei=Y14aTZOgOY30swPqpNmICg&oei=Y14aTZOgOY30swPqpNmICg&esq=1&page=1&ndsp=18&ved=1t:429,r:0,s:0&tx=100&ty=59
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Ummmmmmm, when you graduate? why would you want to leave before?
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I left a week after turning 15, but I had to prove that I was still doing school work at home. Really, you have to stay until you've done your GCSEs
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The last friday in June in the year when you will be 16 in the August. Techniocally you can leave school at any age as long as you remain in full time education until the school leaving age.
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I'm 15.
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next may or september
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http://www.google.com.mx/imgres?imgurl=http://www.escolapiosaluche.es/gif/som_copa.gif&imgrefurl=http://www.escolapiosaluche.es/escolapioscurso1.html&usg=__DBtXHpWSpKW3yCL856oRSNdG1k0=&h=266&w=267&sz=12&hl=es&start=0&zoom=1&tbnid=LSlbHOinw39c7M:&tbnh=112&tbnw=110&prev=/images%3Fq%3DSOMBRERO%2BDE%2BCOPA%26um%3D1%26hl%3Des%26biw%3D1020%26bih%3D541%26tbs%3Disch:1&um=1&itbs=1&iact=rc&dur=796&ei=Y14aTZOgOY30swPqpNmICg&oei=Y14aTZOgOY30swPqpNmICg&esq=1&page=1&ndsp=18&ved=1t:429,r:0,s:0&tx=100&ty=59
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Ummmmmmm, when you graduate? why would you want to leave before?
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I left a week after turning 15, but I had to prove that I was still doing school work at home. Really, you have to stay until you've done your GCSEs
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The last friday in June in the year when you will be 16 in the August. Techniocally you can leave school at any age as long as you remain in full time education until the school leaving age.
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Sunday, May 8, 2011
How to become an English Teacher in Japan
How to become an English Teacher in Japan?
I do not have a bachelors degree or any qualifications above secondary school (UK education system). I am basically starting from zero. If i wanted to become an English teacher in Japan what would be the best way? First i think i should retake a few GCSEs but after that, what should i do? Is it possible to become an English teacher without a degree from a university?
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You can teach English without a degree but to be honest you'll be teaching at the very bottom end of the market in the worst schools. And very possibly you'll be teaching illegally because the usual minimum qualifications to teach English are a degree and a TEFL certificate. In Japan specifically, you will need a degree in order to get a work visa. So I would recommend taking a couple more GCSEs and then a degree. You can do the TEFL certificate at any time.
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I do not have a bachelors degree or any qualifications above secondary school (UK education system). I am basically starting from zero. If i wanted to become an English teacher in Japan what would be the best way? First i think i should retake a few GCSEs but after that, what should i do? Is it possible to become an English teacher without a degree from a university?
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You can teach English without a degree but to be honest you'll be teaching at the very bottom end of the market in the worst schools. And very possibly you'll be teaching illegally because the usual minimum qualifications to teach English are a degree and a TEFL certificate. In Japan specifically, you will need a degree in order to get a work visa. So I would recommend taking a couple more GCSEs and then a degree. You can do the TEFL certificate at any time.
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Sunday, May 1, 2011
What to put in 'Reasons for applying' section of college application
What to put in 'Reasons for applying' section of college application?
I am in my last year of high school (UK) and I am in the process of applying for sixth form. I have filled in my details on the application website, but i'm stuck on what to put in 'reasons for applying' section. I've wanted to go to this sixth form practically all my life but i can't put it into words. It's asking me for skills, but i've already but those in my personal statement. Any ideas?
Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers
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Well you can put something like I hope to achieve something out of it and that I'm hoping to become a doctor etc. Or whatever you hope to become
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Just say: "I want the best possible education, and that is what you offer".
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I am in my last year of high school (UK) and I am in the process of applying for sixth form. I have filled in my details on the application website, but i'm stuck on what to put in 'reasons for applying' section. I've wanted to go to this sixth form practically all my life but i can't put it into words. It's asking me for skills, but i've already but those in my personal statement. Any ideas?
Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers
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Well you can put something like I hope to achieve something out of it and that I'm hoping to become a doctor etc. Or whatever you hope to become
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Just say: "I want the best possible education, and that is what you offer".
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Sunday, April 24, 2011
Can someone please explain me the career path of a doctor in the UK right after medical school
Can someone please explain me the career path of a doctor in the UK right after medical school?
I'm new to the system in the UK and am getting quite confused with the F1,2 whatever they call it here... Thanks
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6 years ba/md degree
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I'm new to the system in the UK and am getting quite confused with the F1,2 whatever they call it here... Thanks
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6 years ba/md degree
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Saturday, April 16, 2011
is secondary school compulsary in the uk
is secondary school compulsary in the uk?
is secondary school compulsory in the uk for a child already 16yrs,if so is he entitle to EMA?.as he's 16th birthday falls a whole year before he actually start college.
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It's compulsory until the June term in the academic year you turn 16 (i.e. you have to stay in school until the end of year 11).
is secondary school compulsory in the uk for a child already 16yrs,if so is he entitle to EMA?.as he's 16th birthday falls a whole year before he actually start college.
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It's compulsory until the June term in the academic year you turn 16 (i.e. you have to stay in school until the end of year 11).
Friday, April 8, 2011
what is my high school diploma worth in the UK
what is my high school diploma worth in the UK?
I am moving to the UK and plan on entering a college. I was a B-C student will that be equivalent to GSCE's or will I have to take those before I can do my A levels?
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Entry requirements for the Kings College London (University Degree) are as follows for students from the USA: You will be considered for entry to our undergraduate programmes if you have taken full-year USA Advanced Placement Tests. Grades required vary from programme to programme, from a score of 4 to 5, with possible subject preferences. As an alternative to this, we also accept the SAT (minimum 1800) or ACT (27-36) with SAT Subjects (SAT-S, minimum 600) for undergraduate programmes within the School of Social Science and Public Policy and the School of Arts and Humanities. For exact grade requirements for your desired degree programme, please go to the programme of interest in the undergraduate prospectus and visit the academic entry requirements section. You will also be considered for entry for undergraduate programmes if you have taken A-levels or the International Baccalaureate. I'm sure this means more to you than it does to me! I'm pretty sure with your high school diploma you would have no problem getting into a 6th form college to do your A Levels if you need them. However, if you meet the above requirements you can go straight into university! Remeber some universities can have stricter entry requirements so you should look around! :) Good Luck and Welcome to the UK!(Once you arrive)
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I am moving to the UK and plan on entering a college. I was a B-C student will that be equivalent to GSCE's or will I have to take those before I can do my A levels?
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Entry requirements for the Kings College London (University Degree) are as follows for students from the USA: You will be considered for entry to our undergraduate programmes if you have taken full-year USA Advanced Placement Tests. Grades required vary from programme to programme, from a score of 4 to 5, with possible subject preferences. As an alternative to this, we also accept the SAT (minimum 1800) or ACT (27-36) with SAT Subjects (SAT-S, minimum 600) for undergraduate programmes within the School of Social Science and Public Policy and the School of Arts and Humanities. For exact grade requirements for your desired degree programme, please go to the programme of interest in the undergraduate prospectus and visit the academic entry requirements section. You will also be considered for entry for undergraduate programmes if you have taken A-levels or the International Baccalaureate. I'm sure this means more to you than it does to me! I'm pretty sure with your high school diploma you would have no problem getting into a 6th form college to do your A Levels if you need them. However, if you meet the above requirements you can go straight into university! Remeber some universities can have stricter entry requirements so you should look around! :) Good Luck and Welcome to the UK!(Once you arrive)
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Friday, April 1, 2011
Where is hte best school to get a psychology degree in the US and the UK
Where is hte best school to get a psychology degree in the US and the UK?
I am interested in studying aboard for my graduate degree. Does anyone here have hands on experience with schools in the us and uk? Please share the highlights and the low lights of your experience, it doenst have to relate to psychology;. thank you for taking ur time.
Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers
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If you have the chance of doing a degree in the US then do it. They're easier!
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I am interested in studying aboard for my graduate degree. Does anyone here have hands on experience with schools in the us and uk? Please share the highlights and the low lights of your experience, it doenst have to relate to psychology;. thank you for taking ur time.
Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers
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If you have the chance of doing a degree in the US then do it. They're easier!
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Thursday, March 24, 2011
My Son is 13 keen in football, Any Full time Boarding school with other Academic courses in India,UK, E.U
My Son is 13 keen in football, Any Full time Boarding school with other Academic courses in India,UK, E.U?
My son is 13 years and keen to become Foot Ball player, can you suggest any Boarding school in Asia/India, UK , where he can also do other academic subjects, Please assist. Steve.D : He is not disabled, i need some contacts and ref hence posted hte question.
Special Education - 1 Answers
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Does he have a disability? Is he enrolled in special education courses for the disabled? Why are you posting here in this section?
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My son is 13 years and keen to become Foot Ball player, can you suggest any Boarding school in Asia/India, UK , where he can also do other academic subjects, Please assist. Steve.D : He is not disabled, i need some contacts and ref hence posted hte question.
Special Education - 1 Answers
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Does he have a disability? Is he enrolled in special education courses for the disabled? Why are you posting here in this section?
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Wednesday, March 16, 2011
What are the school years like in US? (im moving there next year, i currently live in UK)
What are the school years like in US? (im moving there next year, i currently live in UK)?
Ok, so im 15 and i live in the UK and next year ill be going to America (by then ill be 16 ). Here in the UK you can leave school at 16, is it the same in America? or do u have to stay on abit longer before u can leave? Thanks for the answers guys P.s. Does it differ for each state? if it does im going to Maryland if that helps (Y)
Other - United Kingdom - 3 Answers
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In Indiana, you can leave school at 16, but you wouldn't have a diploma. Not unless you tested out of your remaining classes. You would be in high school until your 18 yrs old. Since you're only 15 going on 16 you would be a sophomore in high school to be exact. Usually in the states you start high school when your 15 and go till your 18. You start out as a freshmen then you become a sophomore, then you become a junior, and then finally you become a senior.
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Are you going before your exams? if so in general you would need to stay in school until 18 in the USA, to get your high school diploma. I would check to see if you need to attend school if you've already do your GCSE in the UK.
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In the US you can legally leave school at 16. However, we differ from the UK in that it's not a common practice to leave at 16. Anyone who does that leaves school without a diploma. You can test for a GED (General Education diploma) if you leave, but I'd recommend that you stay in school after coming to the US. Not only will it give you better opportunities for work and/or university education later in life, it will also give you a good opportunity to meet people your own age and learn about life in the US.
Ok, so im 15 and i live in the UK and next year ill be going to America (by then ill be 16 ). Here in the UK you can leave school at 16, is it the same in America? or do u have to stay on abit longer before u can leave? Thanks for the answers guys P.s. Does it differ for each state? if it does im going to Maryland if that helps (Y)
Other - United Kingdom - 3 Answers
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In Indiana, you can leave school at 16, but you wouldn't have a diploma. Not unless you tested out of your remaining classes. You would be in high school until your 18 yrs old. Since you're only 15 going on 16 you would be a sophomore in high school to be exact. Usually in the states you start high school when your 15 and go till your 18. You start out as a freshmen then you become a sophomore, then you become a junior, and then finally you become a senior.
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Are you going before your exams? if so in general you would need to stay in school until 18 in the USA, to get your high school diploma. I would check to see if you need to attend school if you've already do your GCSE in the UK.
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In the US you can legally leave school at 16. However, we differ from the UK in that it's not a common practice to leave at 16. Anyone who does that leaves school without a diploma. You can test for a GED (General Education diploma) if you leave, but I'd recommend that you stay in school after coming to the US. Not only will it give you better opportunities for work and/or university education later in life, it will also give you a good opportunity to meet people your own age and learn about life in the US.
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Human Rights in Public Schools, UK.
Human Rights in Public Schools, UK.?
Hello, I was wondering if anyone could help me with some queries regarding Human Rights in a public school in the UK. Are teachers allowed to confiscate items off you? Although that ^^ is breaking article one of protocol one. If a teachers is denying access to water then surely that is breaking the right to clean water? Is there on about not being allowed to go to the toilet or something? Please help me... Thanks : ))
Law & Ethics - 1 Answers
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Yes, a teacher can confiscate items from you. Yes, a teacher can stop you from drinking in class. A teacher can, if reasonable, refuse permission to go to the toilet. You obviously have a problem with one of your teachers. It is possible that the teacher is being unreasonable but I would suggest that you just buckle down to you work and stop wasting energy on this.
Hello, I was wondering if anyone could help me with some queries regarding Human Rights in a public school in the UK. Are teachers allowed to confiscate items off you? Although that ^^ is breaking article one of protocol one. If a teachers is denying access to water then surely that is breaking the right to clean water? Is there on about not being allowed to go to the toilet or something? Please help me... Thanks : ))
Law & Ethics - 1 Answers
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Yes, a teacher can confiscate items from you. Yes, a teacher can stop you from drinking in class. A teacher can, if reasonable, refuse permission to go to the toilet. You obviously have a problem with one of your teachers. It is possible that the teacher is being unreasonable but I would suggest that you just buckle down to you work and stop wasting energy on this.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Are students in High school in the UK required to take French
Are students in High school in the UK required to take French?
Just wondering
Primary & Secondary Education - 4 Answers
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I had to take French and German up until the last 2 years of high school then I had to pick between them. I chose German. But I think it depends on the high school, 95% of the time its usually French and German. Others schools may have other languages.
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yes they are as france is so close to there country
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I HAD to take french for my first two years of high school. then in year 10 we got options were you can choose either french,german or no language. i didnt choose a language( too stressful!!!)
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No they have to take a modern language in the first 2 years but it can be french, german, spanish, or any other language. Students in Wales have to take Welsh in high school
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Just wondering
Primary & Secondary Education - 4 Answers
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I had to take French and German up until the last 2 years of high school then I had to pick between them. I chose German. But I think it depends on the high school, 95% of the time its usually French and German. Others schools may have other languages.
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yes they are as france is so close to there country
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I HAD to take french for my first two years of high school. then in year 10 we got options were you can choose either french,german or no language. i didnt choose a language( too stressful!!!)
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No they have to take a modern language in the first 2 years but it can be french, german, spanish, or any other language. Students in Wales have to take Welsh in high school
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Thursday, February 24, 2011
I wanna be British. Can a 17 year old high school graduate immigrate to the UK alone
I wanna be British. Can a 17 year old high school graduate immigrate to the UK alone?
I love you Brits. I love your language, your funny accent, your music. I love the weather in the UK, unending rain and fog. I was born in Israel by mistake, I think :( The problem is, I've checked the UK immigration site and since I don't have a university degree nor work experience it seems like I cannot immigrate. Anyone has a great idea?
Immigration - 8 Answers
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Well there is a government imposed quota here in the UK that says a certain % of university applications need to be from abroad. So, finish high school then apply to several UK universities and then you should get citizenship after studying here. And how can you like British Weather? Even British People hate it...
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I think you can, you can live alone in the Uk once your are 16! And when you come go to 6th form get some GCSE's and go t college this will help you, you NEED qualifications.... Also why do you like english music? Whats so unique about it? xxx good luck
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Trust me when I say this- England isn't all that great!!! I live here, and trying to escape. USA is so much better.
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you can only come to Britain to live if you are a black homosexual muslim as that is the only type of people the labour government want living in Britain.
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when you do get your qualifications, we need people like you who appreciate. Ok not everything is perfect, but people seem to forget the simple things like what u said that make this little island great.
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its good you apreciate the brits, get some qualifications, come on over and you can stay here as long as you like.
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You cannot "become British" simply by coming to the UK, that is nonsense put out by Asian subcontinent people who do a Bollywood dance when they get here.In any case we are full of foreign people, real Britain no longer exists
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Get your nose down into your books and study. Get the academic qualifications you need to be able to move. You will need at least a Master's degree so you have a lot of hard work ahead of you. If it's really what you want it won't be so hard as you can keep your goal in mind.
I love you Brits. I love your language, your funny accent, your music. I love the weather in the UK, unending rain and fog. I was born in Israel by mistake, I think :( The problem is, I've checked the UK immigration site and since I don't have a university degree nor work experience it seems like I cannot immigrate. Anyone has a great idea?
Immigration - 8 Answers
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Well there is a government imposed quota here in the UK that says a certain % of university applications need to be from abroad. So, finish high school then apply to several UK universities and then you should get citizenship after studying here. And how can you like British Weather? Even British People hate it...
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I think you can, you can live alone in the Uk once your are 16! And when you come go to 6th form get some GCSE's and go t college this will help you, you NEED qualifications.... Also why do you like english music? Whats so unique about it? xxx good luck
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Trust me when I say this- England isn't all that great!!! I live here, and trying to escape. USA is so much better.
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you can only come to Britain to live if you are a black homosexual muslim as that is the only type of people the labour government want living in Britain.
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when you do get your qualifications, we need people like you who appreciate. Ok not everything is perfect, but people seem to forget the simple things like what u said that make this little island great.
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its good you apreciate the brits, get some qualifications, come on over and you can stay here as long as you like.
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You cannot "become British" simply by coming to the UK, that is nonsense put out by Asian subcontinent people who do a Bollywood dance when they get here.In any case we are full of foreign people, real Britain no longer exists
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Get your nose down into your books and study. Get the academic qualifications you need to be able to move. You will need at least a Master's degree so you have a lot of hard work ahead of you. If it's really what you want it won't be so hard as you can keep your goal in mind.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Teaching high school in the UK
Teaching high school in the UK?
I am a high school teacher here and I am thinking about moving to the UK... what are the requirements for a public/private school teacher? Or if you could point me in the right direction to find out. Thanks! When I say teacher here, I meant.. in the USA.
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This website is very helpful with American teachers who want to teach in the UK http://www.bluewaveinternational.com/teachingintheuk_page.php Good Luck!!!
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I am a high school teacher here and I am thinking about moving to the UK... what are the requirements for a public/private school teacher? Or if you could point me in the right direction to find out. Thanks! When I say teacher here, I meant.. in the USA.
Teaching - 1 Answers
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This website is very helpful with American teachers who want to teach in the UK http://www.bluewaveinternational.com/teachingintheuk_page.php Good Luck!!!
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Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Can I miss the first day of my new school
Can I miss the first day of my new school?
I'm going to go to an independent school in UK and will be entering Year 11 and it's in 2 weeks. I don't know when I'll get my Visa but I'm afraid it'll make me miss my first day of school (on Friday). Is it okay if I miss it?
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Well if your travelling to get to the school then it must be a good school, meaing you should be smart (i think you are), so you should be fine catching up? maybe also talk to the scool about it, call them or somthing;)
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I'm going to go to an independent school in UK and will be entering Year 11 and it's in 2 weeks. I don't know when I'll get my Visa but I'm afraid it'll make me miss my first day of school (on Friday). Is it okay if I miss it?
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Well if your travelling to get to the school then it must be a good school, meaing you should be smart (i think you are), so you should be fine catching up? maybe also talk to the scool about it, call them or somthing;)
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Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Ok Im in the 8th grade & I'm going to a boarding school in the UK my parents are letting me pick but idk which
Ok Im in the 8th grade & I'm going to a boarding school in the UK my parents are letting me pick but idk which
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I can't tell you excatly which one to pick, but go for the North-East!!! It may not be the warmest, but it's the least screwed up part of the UK!!!! The prices atm, are soaring high! And the north-east is the cheapest place in the UK!!! I can tell you now that you will have a great time in the UK, because there is so much to offer here. OK, it will be slightly different to America but, you'll get used to it, I did! :D! Don't worry about it, you'll love your new school which ever one you choose, and you'll make loads of new friends! You still have email right? So you can contact your old friends right? Anyway, whichever one you choose, good luck!!! :D!
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There's only one http://www.boardingschoolreview.com/school_ov/school_id/472 here;s the link
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oh well it depends what you are after/ how clever you are Summerhill is good, very liberal (little L), and i think most people can get in. But not for those who need to be pushed/ are not naturally curious Westminster is very good, but expensive! i reckon £25,000 a year for borders. You need to be clever to get in as well as fairly intellectual. Also its in central london so a fantastic location. but im not sure if they take girls as boarders (i know they take girls in the day school for sixth), but i dont know if they board. Cheltenham is also very good and extremely posh. You may find it a bit prissy and princessy though if you dont go in for that kind of thing. there are others but i cba to tell you all, these are the 3 most famous The thing about the north east, not bad advice there are some good ones there such as Fettes - Blair's old school! Is good aswell. But ye London schools are a more fun if you can afford it.
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http://www.boarding.org.uk/ is the website of the British Boarding Schools' Association http://www.boardingschools.co.uk/ is the UK Boarding Schools' Directory and Guide for 2008 & 2009 http://www.gabbitas.co.uk/index.aspx?p=28 is a site which addresses this very question: picking a UK boarding school when you live overseas. Similarly, http://www.boardingschools.hobsons.com/advice.jsp?id=advice_overseas is an excellent and extensive site which also contains a large section on choosing (and going to) a UK boarding school as an international student. As well as the obvious questions you'll need to ask yourself (single sex or co-ed? Exclusively full boarding or a mix of full boarders, flexi-boarders and day students?), you need to consider what qualifications etc you need/want to do as, in the UK, kids have to make decisions about specialising and starting to study for external (public) exams in some schools as early as the beginning of Year 9, and certainly by the end of year 9 (heaps earlier than you would in America): i) Generally IGCSE courses are considered more academic than GCSEs; ii) Or are you looking to go straight onto A levels (A = Advanced) or AS levels (Advanced Subsidiary...somewhere between GCSEs and A levels); iii) Are you planning on staying at school in the UK until you finish schooling? In which case, would you benefit more from a school that offers A levels, the IB or the Pre-U (Cambridge Pre-University exams) as their school leaving exams? There are also such educational qualifications as BTecs, National Certificates, National Diplomas, National Vocational Qualifications and so on and so on; UK-based (school) qualifications are heaps more complicated than in the US where one can simply choose between a high school diploma and the GED. iv) You'd also need to consider the ethos of the school: are you looking for an academic school? an alternative (or 'free' school? a specialist school?); there is a HUGE difference between a school such as Summerhill and one such as CLC or Queen Ethelburga's or Dauntsey's!! v) Do you have connections in the UK? If you've got family/friends in the UK, you might want to consider finding a school within a couple of hours' travelling time of them - somewhere to retreat to when you're homesick, for the weekend etc. vi) Coming from overseas, you will also need to have a guardian in the UK (a family member, an adult friend, a professional guardian employed by your parents to act as such whilst you're at school) in case of illness/injury/emergencies etc. Some schools impose a limit on the distance at which your guardian can live from the school; I certainly know of several UK boarding schools that impose a 30 mile rule. Hence if you want your UK-based grandparents, for instance, to be your guardians whilst at school, you are likely to find that restricts your choice of schools to those in the immediate area of their address.
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I can't tell you excatly which one to pick, but go for the North-East!!! It may not be the warmest, but it's the least screwed up part of the UK!!!! The prices atm, are soaring high! And the north-east is the cheapest place in the UK!!! I can tell you now that you will have a great time in the UK, because there is so much to offer here. OK, it will be slightly different to America but, you'll get used to it, I did! :D! Don't worry about it, you'll love your new school which ever one you choose, and you'll make loads of new friends! You still have email right? So you can contact your old friends right? Anyway, whichever one you choose, good luck!!! :D!
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There's only one http://www.boardingschoolreview.com/school_ov/school_id/472 here;s the link
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oh well it depends what you are after/ how clever you are Summerhill is good, very liberal (little L), and i think most people can get in. But not for those who need to be pushed/ are not naturally curious Westminster is very good, but expensive! i reckon £25,000 a year for borders. You need to be clever to get in as well as fairly intellectual. Also its in central london so a fantastic location. but im not sure if they take girls as boarders (i know they take girls in the day school for sixth), but i dont know if they board. Cheltenham is also very good and extremely posh. You may find it a bit prissy and princessy though if you dont go in for that kind of thing. there are others but i cba to tell you all, these are the 3 most famous The thing about the north east, not bad advice there are some good ones there such as Fettes - Blair's old school! Is good aswell. But ye London schools are a more fun if you can afford it.
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http://www.boarding.org.uk/ is the website of the British Boarding Schools' Association http://www.boardingschools.co.uk/ is the UK Boarding Schools' Directory and Guide for 2008 & 2009 http://www.gabbitas.co.uk/index.aspx?p=28 is a site which addresses this very question: picking a UK boarding school when you live overseas. Similarly, http://www.boardingschools.hobsons.com/advice.jsp?id=advice_overseas is an excellent and extensive site which also contains a large section on choosing (and going to) a UK boarding school as an international student. As well as the obvious questions you'll need to ask yourself (single sex or co-ed? Exclusively full boarding or a mix of full boarders, flexi-boarders and day students?), you need to consider what qualifications etc you need/want to do as, in the UK, kids have to make decisions about specialising and starting to study for external (public) exams in some schools as early as the beginning of Year 9, and certainly by the end of year 9 (heaps earlier than you would in America): i) Generally IGCSE courses are considered more academic than GCSEs; ii) Or are you looking to go straight onto A levels (A = Advanced) or AS levels (Advanced Subsidiary...somewhere between GCSEs and A levels); iii) Are you planning on staying at school in the UK until you finish schooling? In which case, would you benefit more from a school that offers A levels, the IB or the Pre-U (Cambridge Pre-University exams) as their school leaving exams? There are also such educational qualifications as BTecs, National Certificates, National Diplomas, National Vocational Qualifications and so on and so on; UK-based (school) qualifications are heaps more complicated than in the US where one can simply choose between a high school diploma and the GED. iv) You'd also need to consider the ethos of the school: are you looking for an academic school? an alternative (or 'free' school? a specialist school?); there is a HUGE difference between a school such as Summerhill and one such as CLC or Queen Ethelburga's or Dauntsey's!! v) Do you have connections in the UK? If you've got family/friends in the UK, you might want to consider finding a school within a couple of hours' travelling time of them - somewhere to retreat to when you're homesick, for the weekend etc. vi) Coming from overseas, you will also need to have a guardian in the UK (a family member, an adult friend, a professional guardian employed by your parents to act as such whilst you're at school) in case of illness/injury/emergencies etc. Some schools impose a limit on the distance at which your guardian can live from the school; I certainly know of several UK boarding schools that impose a 30 mile rule. Hence if you want your UK-based grandparents, for instance, to be your guardians whilst at school, you are likely to find that restricts your choice of schools to those in the immediate area of their address.
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Monday, January 24, 2011
Which is better and why, private or state school in UK? whats the difference? we are in Manchester.
Which is better and why, private or state school in UK? whats the difference? we are in Manchester.?
Other - Education - 1 Answers
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Private schools are pretty much always better than their local state-run rivals, and for one simple reason: they get more money than them. Combined school fees of students mean that private schools can afford to hire a better quality of staff, and a higher number in proportion to the number of students. In addition, discipline tends to be much better, due to the ethos of wanting to work - rather than being forced to go for ultimately little gain (as in the case of many of the disillusioned and disruptive students at state schools) even the least able students will have the expectation that the point of school is as preparation for university and ultimately the rest of life.
Other - Education - 1 Answers
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Private schools are pretty much always better than their local state-run rivals, and for one simple reason: they get more money than them. Combined school fees of students mean that private schools can afford to hire a better quality of staff, and a higher number in proportion to the number of students. In addition, discipline tends to be much better, due to the ethos of wanting to work - rather than being forced to go for ultimately little gain (as in the case of many of the disillusioned and disruptive students at state schools) even the least able students will have the expectation that the point of school is as preparation for university and ultimately the rest of life.
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Which school in UK can give me admission and send me travel documents for M.A. without initial deposit of fee
Which school in UK can give me admission and send me travel documents for M.A. without initial deposit of fee?
Financial Aid - 1 Answers
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I don't know of a single one. However, ask for a fee waiver.....doesn't hurt to ask.
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Financial Aid - 1 Answers
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I don't know of a single one. However, ask for a fee waiver.....doesn't hurt to ask.
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Saturday, January 8, 2011
primary schools uk email addresses
primary schools uk email addresses?
I am looking for help in contacting primary schools across the uk... is there an organised database I can access?
Primary & Secondary Education - 1 Answers
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Google it, an then look for "contact us'
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I am looking for help in contacting primary schools across the uk... is there an organised database I can access?
Primary & Secondary Education - 1 Answers
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Google it, an then look for "contact us'
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Saturday, January 1, 2011
Was on L1 with my previous employer. I quit my job to go to school in UK. whr can I check validity of my L1
Was on L1 with my previous employer. I quit my job to go to school in UK. whr can I check validity of my L1?
Embassies & Consulates - 2 Answers
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Your L1 expired when you quit your job.
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Your L1 visa was specifically tied to your previous employer. If you quit your job, your L1 became invalid the day you quit. You would need to find a new company to sponsor you if you wanted to return to the US
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Embassies & Consulates - 2 Answers
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Your L1 expired when you quit your job.
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Your L1 visa was specifically tied to your previous employer. If you quit your job, your L1 became invalid the day you quit. You would need to find a new company to sponsor you if you wanted to return to the US
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