What is the most prestigious school for future embassy/consulate workers?
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there are senior foreign service officer ans ambassadors from universities all over the country.  your work in the State Dept. is what gets you promoted, not where you went to school.  If you are looking for schools that increase your chances for passing the foreign service exam, look for a school with good political science and government curriculum.  Most schools in the Arlington and DC area have a large amount of foreign service officers and their students get an up close look at the environment.
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Dunno, but here is a fun page that lists all the foreign embassies, consulates, and even honorary consuls in the US.  Maybe you'll find a few surprises there:\nhttp://www.embassyworld.com/Foreign_Embassies_In_The_USA/Embassies_To_USA.html
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In the US, the two very best are The Fashion Institute of Technology, and Parson's School of Design. Both are in NYC. They are among the top programs in the world.
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i know one university called madurai kamraj university u can gather information about it.someone told me it is 2 in us embassy
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Depends on the country. Check out with the Embassy first!
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Perhaps you would enjoy owning a travel agency, tour guide business, intrepreter for the US Government in another country, working for the US Embassy. Ask yourself: what do I enjoy the most, what are my strong talents, strong points perhaps then you will follow your dream.
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One of the better schools in London or the Sarboum in Paris
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An ambassador's HQ is an embassy. (Was that your question?)
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EASY ANSWER: EMERSON COLLEGE IN BOSTON, MA.\n\nIT'S FREAKIN' AMAZING IF YOU'RE INTO WRITING/JOURNALISM.
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1. Ateneo High (Catholic - All Boys, Students mostly Filipino-SPanish elites)\n2. La Salle Greenhills (Catholic - All Boys, Students mostly either Filipino-Spanish or Filipino-Chinese elites)\n3. Xavier School (Catholic - All Boys, Students are mosrtly Chinese and Filipino-Chinese elites)\n4. Immaculate Conception Academy (Catholic - All Girls, Students are mosrtly Chinese and Filipino-Chinese elites)\n5. De La Salle-Santiago Zobel Preparatory High (Catholic - Coed, Students are mostly Filipino-Spanish or Filipino elites)\n6. Kostka High (Nonsecular - Students mostly Filpino-Spanish elites)\n7. Assumption High (Catholic-All GIrls - Students mostly elites)\n8. University of Santo Tomas High (Catholic)\n9. Faith Academy (Protestant - Students mostly Americans)\n10. International School (Secular - Students mostly children of expats)\n11. British School of Manila (Secular - STudents mostly children of expats)\n12. brent School (Protestant - Students mostly Americans and Europeans)\n...and Several other private schools. Those mentioned above are considered the best.\n\n*One must be familiar that the Private Schools In The Philippines as well as in Manila are primarily geared toward the elite, which are for the most part, either non-Filipino or mixed Filipino. The vast majority of pure Filipinos send their children to Public schools.
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University of Florida,Gainsville.Its got a great reputation.U r lucky if u got admission there.
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http://www.businessweek.com/tocs/bschools.htm\n\nPrinceton Review also ranks them.\n\nNote, these aren't "worldwide" lists, as far as I know.\n\n\nhttp://www.bschool.com/best_b-schools.html includes international.
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Get a Polish passport or look towards government or collage  courses
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What exactly do consulates do?\nConsular sections of embassies and consulates issue visas and undertake passport, documentation and maritime services for citizens of their countries and masters of their countries' vessels. Consulates are either branches of embassies or freestanding offices of a foreign government's Foreign Ministry (almost always) outside the host country's capital city.\n\nHow are they different from embassies?\nThey are either a branch of the embassy, or a freestanding diplomatic mission outside the capital city. They do similar work: political, economic and commercial reporting as well as consular services as above.\n\nWhat are the qualifications needed to become a consul?\nUnderstanding of foreign affairs, knowledge of foreign language(s). No particular academic qualification, but nearly all have a college degree. \n\nHow the U.S. federal, state, and local government interacts with consulates?\nConsulates (like embassies) are offices abroad of the Foreign Ministry (the U.S. Department of State). They cooperate with subsovereign (state and local) governments when asked, and some states (and the Port Authority of NY & NJ) have offices abroad that work with embassies/consulates on matters of common interest, especially commercial promotion.\n\nHow does a goverment decide where and when to locate a consulate in a foreign country?\nIn some cases it's because there is a large expatriate community; or because the city is important commercially. It's a matter for the sending country with the consent of the receiving (host) country.\n\nHow long can a person be a consul?\nAn entire career of 20-35 years. But a consul (or consul general) as the head of a consular mission probably doesn't do much "consular work" and in a next posting, or in Washington (or whatever capital city his/her home is), would not be called a "consul".\n\nHow do you become a consul? (Election, most qualified, etc.)\nIn the USA by appointment by the Dept. of State. Almost always after becoming a foreign service officer by passing an exam.\n\nWho oversees the consulates?\nThe ambassador of a country usually has overall control; but some consulates are directed directly from the Foreign Ministry.\n\nHow are consulates funded?\nBy the Foreign Ministry (State Dept.) budget; except that some specialized offices within a consulate are funded by other ministries (government departments)
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An embassy is the office of a country's diplomatic representatives in the capital city of another country. A Consulate is also a diplomatic office, but undertakes a more restricted range of duties as defined by the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations. A Consulate is generally a representative of the Embassy in locales outside of the capital city. For instance, The British Embassy is in Washington, D.C., and there are British Consulates in Los Angeles, New York City, Houston, etc.
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An ambassador outranks any civil servant regardless of status...even the prime minister has to address an ambassador as your excellency.
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Cornell University, in Ithaca, New York USA.\n\nIf I am not mistaken, it has the reputation of being the finest in the world.