May 14 - 20 , 2007 Myanmar's first international weekly © Volume 19, No. 366
 
 

“If you stay in the mind-set of 15th century Europe, the future of Latin is extremely bright,” said Nicholas Ostler, the author of a language history called Empires of the Word who is writing a history of Latin. “If you stay in the mind-set of the 20th century world, the future of English is extremely bright.”

 
Each class takes two to three months and it costs K20,000 to K30,000. Private tuition is available but those who choose this option can expect to pay double the normal price. Students may also increase the number of classes they take per week to reduce the overall length of the course.
 
“We had to wait at least two weeks for uniforms in the past but now it is far more convenient because we can buy readymade uniforms. All we need to know is our children's clothing size and what design their school allows,” she says.
 
ANYONE interested in using an agency to secure a spot in a school overseas should thoroughly investigate the potential institutions to avoid being fooled by dodgy operators, said one experienced service provider in Yangon.
 
Today, monastic education continues side-by-side with the government’s formal educational system but it has evolved. Private teachers, who are young volunteers and retired public servants from the education sector, are appointed on a salary basis.
 
There is no single answer to this. If you are from a country that is on the visa national list, you will need what is known as entry clearance before you travel. If your country is not on the list and you want to come to the UK for more than six months, you will need an entry clearance from your nearest British embassy or high commission before you come to the UK.
 
MYANMAR people insist that degrees earned at government universities are helpful when applying for international jobs and university placements, which is why enrolment remains high.
 
I’m very positive about my daughter using computers,” Daw Khin Aye Mu says. “Computers are international tools and it’s good that my daughter is learning how to use them when she’s young. I believe that it will eventually help to develop her education and future career.”
 
Students from MIEC study in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Ireland, New Zealand, Australia, the Philippines, Malaysia and Singapore.
 
“I had some difficulty when I first arrived in Singapore because people mainly speak Chinese. When people do speak English, I sometimes find it hard to understand them,”
 
“Most of these people come from Pathein and nearby villages. The most popular classes are in computer literacy, where we teach the most basic computer and internet skills. W also offer instruction in Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point and Outlook.
 
Human resource planning begins with questions about the volume of future business, turnover rates, what new technologies are emerging and how they will affect the workplace.
 
“Their usage of the language and combinations of words describing their towns and traditions were very soft and beautiful. Their speeches really touched my heart that day,”
 

“The future prospects of preschools in Myanmar look good,” said Daw Hla Yin Win, managing director of the Pride International Education Centre (PIEC) preschool, in Kamaryut township. The PIEC preschool opened in 2001 and teaches children between the ages of three and six.

 
   
         
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