What kind of educational facilities, Job oriented facilities, Higher study facilities and Facilities in educational institutes are there in Germany?
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There are the same opportunities here in Germany as any place else.  I guess maybe I don't understand what you mean when you say "higher"\nMy husband is stationed here in Kaiserslautern, Germany and from what I have observed, If you need it they have it......but chances are it will be taught in German. so if you speak German then finding the classes or job you need will be easy.
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Pretty good\nSee this list of facts\nhttp://www.germany-info.org/relaunch/politics/german_us/facts.html
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Contact all the colleges and universities in which you have interest and ask your quetions there.  Generally a high level exam such as teh Abitur, Matura or baccalaureat is considered to be worth at least a year of college, although universities make their own decisions.  I do know that Americans cannot just enter a German university with a high school diploma--they need approx. two years of college credit and to pass a test of their German ability.  I'm sorry I don't have the right answer, but I do think it is entirely possibe.
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you can search universities in finland. try Google for it.
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Germany..cuz thats where i am
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Of course a good career. You need to workd hard,study hard, and travel a lots to grab experiences as much as you can. If you want to study in Germany, the 1st important thing is your German Language proficiency. Second one is your qualifications, Germany do accept wide range of qualifications but the familiar ones is A-Levels Germany where you need to attemptall the questions in German.\n\nIf everything is done and ready... You should consult with your Ministry of Education or Embassy Office. To get details informations about the institutions, you could explore the Net or contact with Germany Embassy in your country. Good Luck.\n\nNB: I would like to recommend you Switzerland or France instead of Germany.
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Oh my god! That is so complicated, even if you were born there. Art schools are free in England if you were born there. In Germany, you can learn to be a Mercedes Mechanic at no cost to you. In Spain you will always be employed as an artist and learn the toold of the trade in school, also free. \nAs for getting into a college in the E.U, ask a councellor at a near by college or high school. You can aslo ask the people at the different European consulates. They will tell you all you need to know and more about studying in the EU and specifically where, when and how much. Best of luck to you. You will love it!
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Please visit www.educationuk.org for detailed information on UK unis and colleges.Thanks.
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If you are majoring in German or German history, there may be some scholarships you can apply for. I suggest contacting your college's financial aid or German departments.
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Ich liebe so gern die Universitaet Bonn.
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You need a work permit first. Try an organisation like http://www.cdsintl.org/ They deal in work permits, though mostly for students. If you have contacts at a company, you can also use them to process the work permit. \nBut you need to learn German. Try a Goethe Institut for intensive language programs. \nYour best bet would be to try to find an American company with an office in Germany and see if they can set you up.
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Hi ,\nHere are a few:\n\nAmity  Noida\nBirla Institute of Management Technology....Delhi\nInstitute of Marketing and Management , Delhi\nAIM Univesity - New Delhi\nGlobal Institute of MgMt, Delhi\nAIMA-Centre for Management Education (PGDITM)\nGuru Nanak Institute of Management New Delhi\nIndian Institute of Telecom management Delhi
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There are campuses in:\n\nRisalpur\nRawalpindi\nKarachi\nAnd Islamabad\n\nHere is a link for you:\n\nhttp://www.nust.edu.pk/Colleges_Detail.htm
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most of the higher education in Germany is free of tuition fee. so you need to worry only about living costs which is actually very less. you need to contact the respective universities and check if you suit their requirements and vice versa. check the link below. it is very useful. please also send me other useful info once you start digging deeper. i too am interested\nsuperbiceman@yahoo.com
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Check with your local University and see if they have any exchange programs going on or study abroad programs.  I lived in Germany for 12 years and I sponsored an exchange student.  Good luck!
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I went to school in Spain for about 7 years until the base I was at closed down, now I've been at school in Germany for about 11 or 12 years.  I'm doing college in Germany right now.  I love Europe!
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just go to google.com and type germany in the search engine