Archive | August, 2008
DANIEL RADCLIFFE revealed dyspraxia child
DANIEL RADCLIFFE revealed he became an actor partly because his dyspraxia meant he was not successful at school. The common neurological problem impairs the organisation of movement and often has no obvious cause. It can affect any or all areas of development, including intellectual, physical and language, and can impair a person’s normal process of learning. Laces done [...]
Continue reading...Musharaf Resign
18. August 2008
President Pervez Musharraf announces his resignation, while addressing the nation today on media.
Continue reading...MBA CHOICES
17. August 2008
EDINBURGH BUSINESS SCHOOL at Heriot-Watt University was launched in 1990, although the university itself was established as a training institute for engineers in 1821. More than 40 per cent of Fortune 500 companies have employees on one of the school’s programmes. Vital statistics. Applicants need a degree and at least two years’ work experience to apply [...]
Continue reading...How points system work for U.K. Study Visa
4. August 2008
Points are awarded for what are called “Attributes”, for which you need to score a minimum of 75 points. These comprise: Age; Qualifications; Previous earnings and UK experience. Separate points are given for English language ability and the availability of funds for maintenance. You must demonstrate that you have the level of English prescribed in the Immigration Rules and produce [...]
Continue reading...UK new rules are discouraging students
4. August 2008
Most students said on Sunday that the new immigration rules for students may discourage many from opting to study in the UK. University and school students echoed that the new pointbased system, while securing the borders of UK, may be restrictive with students preferring to apply in universities in Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Amina Ali [...]
Continue reading...40 points needed to qualify for visa to study in UK
4. August 2008
Students travelling to the UK for higher studies will soon have to earn at least 40 points to qualify for a visa and prove they have the financial ability to support themselves while studying in Britain, as part of the new immigration rules announced last week. However, students can now work for up to two years [...]
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19. August 2008
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