ANNOUNCEMENT
Population Services International (PSI)/ Myanmar is a non-profit, non-political and non-sectarian organization that has been implementing health programs successfully throughout Myanmar for the past twelve years.
To strengthen our ability to market a range of health products, services and behaviors we require appropriately talented Myanmar nationals for the following positions:
1. Senior Marketing Executive (PL 8) will lead and manage the development and implementation of all marketing activities for PSI/Myanmar. He/she will report to the Deputy Country Director for Social Marketing.
It is estimated that there are about 120,000 Myanmar living in Singapore for employment and education. According to the industry, more than 3000 students go each year to Singapore for studies through agencies. There are currently about 86,000 international students in Singapore, including Myanmar students, as Singapore is widely regarded as an ideal destination for education.
“Distributions of more agricultural inputs to the most vulnerable farmers and fisher household in the storm-hit areas are being prepared in collaboration with FAO implementing partners,”
“This program is now attracting foreign citizens to Malaysia not only to long-stay but also to use it as a base from which to conduct their business overseas, to educate their children, or to retire or semi-retire, but it does not allow employment in Malaysia,”
“During the two days of sightseeing by balloon in Pindaya, the guests will have an opportunity to fly over the mountain valley, passing tiny Shan hamlets and hilltop pagodas,”
Under the front portico there’s a suitably intimidating hardwood double door that opens into a living room with that has a mix of comfortable and retina-searing couches. Next is a dining room with a long oval table that could easily seat eight guests. Serving the dining room is a heavy duty kitchen with a world of storage space and a central table for preparing dishes.
Ms Yukiko Kyi dressed her models in a variety of contemporary designs inspired by ethnic clothes, which make use of traditional woven fabrics. This was Ms Yukiko Kyi’s first fashion show and she hopes to take her ethnic Myanmar designs oversees. Her clothes are branded “stylish ethno”.
AVID watchers of TV will no doubt know Phoo Myat Thwe from her performances in the training programs broadcast on MRTV on ethics and morals. As you can imagine, Time out was a little surprised to see her walking down the catwalk at a recent show held in Yangon. With her second prize in the Miss Now How 2007 competition, Phoo Myat Thwe has evidently grown up. Time out caught up with the 19-year old to quiz her about her new appearance and goals.
“There are always some barriers that kind of deter you from choosing to be an artist as a career. It’s not a high earning job and not everyone can be a successful artist, so it was a risky decision for me to make. But my strong artistic desire has so far allowed me to overcome every obstacle, challenge and difficulty,”
