I am currently doing my phd in economics of Education at University Malaya,Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.Your advice and help are deeply appreciated.
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Since you have not gotten any answers yet, I'll take a chance.  I'm not a professional in this area.\n\nHuman Capital is the resource of the labor market.  The people who are (a) employable, and (b) looking for work, comprise the "labor pool."  The skills that labor pool possess is a part of the wealth of a country.  The more highly skilled workers a country has, the more productive it can potentially become.\n\nVocational training, and the evaluation of various vocational training programs, relates to improving the human capital, because it makes people more employable and more skilled.  So the better the vocational training programs, whether for the handicapped or simply unemployed workers, the better the human capital.  That is, the more wealth the country has, at least in potential.  \n\nThe problem is, many countries find that as soon as the workers get well trained, they want to move elsewhere.  This is often called "brain drain," and results in a net loss to the nation's economy.  Such a country must then develop incentives for the educated and skilled workers to remain near home.
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Northeastern University is a great university. It's right in Boston near transportation systems (bus and train) and the Food Court is nice. They have many very interesting public seminars and speeches there, too. It's great. I think you should go there.
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I don't know, but I almost accepted a job there a couple of years ago. And, while I was researching it, I discovered that it's a great place to live. The people are very well-educated and interesting. Based on what I learned then, I recommend it to you.
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What kind of foreigner are you? What country and what kind of school are you interested in?. I've lived in Los Angeles all my life and I could help you if you were more specific...
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If you haven't already gotten your Masters or PhD (because you sound like you're certainly qualified to do so), I would suggest a part time career solution. Go overseas and volunteer with an NGO for a while. There, you will probably be able to get some hands-on experience, as well as a feel for the political and social issues at rift in the area. All this will look great on a resume and could lead to a very prosperous career in research in the future.
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One of my student is preparing GMAT for admission in some university of UK. The topic (Supplies chain) is the same  the student is also willing to PhD in this subject. I cal tell you detaled information tomorrow. Today he is to come to take test in the evenning.
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I am not sure here.  Are you considering opeining an university?  Or are you a student looking for an open sit in an university?
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If you are a government employed teacher you can try OUM or Open University Malaysia.
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I will advice you to write to any of your school coise and your information, and your desire to teach there.\nWho knows if you apply God's willing it may be your luck\n i wish you the best of luck
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I'm doing MA Eng Lit in York... the faculty is great here and the environment is best for studying, considering the fact that you will have no entertainment at all during the entire year. What's more, it's second in the country after Oxford!
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My alma mater is IUP - Indiana Univ of PA.  It's about an hour outside of Pittsburgh and actually started out as a Normal School for training teachers.  They have a great program!  check it out www.iup.edu
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yeah, my cousin went to benchod university, in banglore, and he was in the same situation that you are in, and everything worked out fine..you might want to check out BENCHOD UNIVERSITY
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Check search engines, yellow pages and Health Board but best off, why don't you find out the university where it is studied and they will be glad to advise and maybe even offer a student your situation as a project. This way you'll know you have the most up to date and best advice.
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I have worked with TAs who are postgrad students - as well as Canterbury CC, have you tried UEA? They have a huge range of literature MAs. In terms of financing yourself, I'd steer clear of London- too expensive! You'll earn the same as a TA elsewhere and it will support you better.
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Oh my... <sigh> First, do you have a bachelor and masters degree?  If not, forget it.  Second, many schools will admit you for free for the PhD; however, you have to teach for them.  You should investigate this with individual schools.
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I wasn't there, but currently I am an exchange student in germany. My host sister is studying math there, and she says it's absolutly beautiful. There is the 'Philosopher's Weg' (way) that has a lovely view, the old castel and Altstadt are also really pretty. I'm excited to be going there later in June! Good luck studying there! It's got a great rep and is beautiful to boot!
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University of Miami :) Expensive though, I'm going there next year.