BTEC Level 5 HND Business Management,is this recognised in Australia?
Jan 1st 2013, 11:13 pm
#46
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Re: BTEC Level 5 HND Business Management,is this recognised in Australia?
I have been several times in Sydney and have some respectable contacts, do not worry, you do not need to give some details about employement or qualifications issues.
By the way, as for the recognition, i got the necassary fact from a trustworthy source.
Namely, in the globe is always a way out!
By the way, as for the recognition, i got the necassary fact from a trustworthy source.
Namely, in the globe is always a way out!
2. If you have "trustworthy sources" why are you asking on BE??
3. If you have been to Sydney several times why are you asking on BE?
4. I havent seen English written so badly since I stopped receiving Nigerian 419 scam e-mails telling me that Rev Umbuto Botswana wanted to share his fathers fortune with me. I find it mildly amusing.
5. Finally, I will reiterate what I posted earlier. A HND in Management is worthless. Employers will disregard it as a worthless piece of paper.
You will end up driving a cab. Your passengers will complain because they don't understand you.
Can I ask: where do you come from? And how did you get into the UK?
Jan 2nd 2013, 1:45 am
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Re: BTEC Level 5 HND Business Management,is this recognised in Australia?
I have always been impressed by people that speak English as a second/third/??? language, but I have noticed a lot of my fellow PhD students speak terrible English.
Yet, 30 years ago, I met overseas students (Chinese from HK, Malaysia, S'pore, Brunei), Arabs (Iraq, Lebanon, Saudi), etc.) who spoke fluent, or near-fluent, English, and it was the norm. Nowadays, it's rare to come across a fluent overseas student.
Google Translate must be really good!
Speaking is harder than writing. How do they pass? I'm being rhetorical.
Yet, 30 years ago, I met overseas students (Chinese from HK, Malaysia, S'pore, Brunei), Arabs (Iraq, Lebanon, Saudi), etc.) who spoke fluent, or near-fluent, English, and it was the norm. Nowadays, it's rare to come across a fluent overseas student.
Google Translate must be really good!
Speaking is harder than writing. How do they pass? I'm being rhetorical.
Jan 2nd 2013, 2:50 am
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Re: BTEC Level 5 HND Business Management,is this recognised in Australia?
My brother makes a very good living out of editing theses etc for such students (mostly Scandanavian, I believe) - they are scientific theses and he is more concerned by what is considered acceptable proof these days than the poor English skills.
Jan 2nd 2013, 4:40 am
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Re: BTEC Level 5 HND Business Management,is this recognised in Australia?
Plus it's more assignment than exams, and the use of editors.
Yes, I think standing on the shoulders of dwarves is more apt. Saying that, I hope my examiners are nice.
Yes, I think standing on the shoulders of dwarves is more apt. Saying that, I hope my examiners are nice.
Jan 2nd 2013, 11:17 am
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Re: BTEC Level 5 HND Business Management,is this recognised in Australia?
I know, hence why I suggested it. As you are not friends, surely the formal manner would be more appropriate?
Jan 2nd 2013, 11:28 am
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Jan 2nd 2013, 11:29 am
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Re: BTEC Level 5 HND Business Management,is this recognised in Australia?
Jan 2nd 2013, 11:36 am
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Re: BTEC Level 5 HND Business Management,is this recognised in Australia?
Strange - your sentence structures are those of someone from a central African background.
Jan 2nd 2013, 11:36 am
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Re: BTEC Level 5 HND Business Management,is this recognised in Australia?
Do you think i should act in formal?
I do not think so. Because some of them are so arrogant with their approaches, and that makes no sense to act formally.
Jan 2nd 2013, 11:47 am
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Re: BTEC Level 5 HND Business Management,is this recognised in Australia?
I have always been impressed by people that speak English as a second/third/??? language, but I have noticed a lot of my fellow PhD students speak terrible English.
Yet, 30 years ago, I met overseas students (Chinese from HK, Malaysia, S'pore, Brunei), Arabs (Iraq, Lebanon, Saudi), etc.) who spoke fluent, or near-fluent, English, and it was the norm. Nowadays, it's rare to come across a fluent overseas student.
Google Translate must be really good!
Speaking is harder than writing. How do they pass? I'm being rhetorical.
Yet, 30 years ago, I met overseas students (Chinese from HK, Malaysia, S'pore, Brunei), Arabs (Iraq, Lebanon, Saudi), etc.) who spoke fluent, or near-fluent, English, and it was the norm. Nowadays, it's rare to come across a fluent overseas student.
Google Translate must be really good!
Speaking is harder than writing. How do they pass? I'm being rhetorical.
I got many posts on the forum, I agree, that i need to improve my skills, but some posters can not believe how people achieve their objectives with lacking English!!!
Jan 2nd 2013, 12:04 pm
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Re: BTEC Level 5 HND Business Management,is this recognised in Australia?
1. you ASKED for details on employment and qualifications!!!!! I gave you my perspective.
2. If you have "trustworthy sources" why are you asking on BE??
3. If you have been to Sydney several times why are you asking on BE?
4. I havent seen English written so badly since I stopped receiving Nigerian 419 scam e-mails telling me that Rev Umbuto Botswana wanted to share his fathers fortune with me. I find it mildly amusing.
5. Finally, I will reiterate what I posted earlier. A HND in Management is worthless. Employers will disregard it as a worthless piece of paper.
You will end up driving a cab. Your passengers will complain because they don't understand you.
Can I ask: where do you come from? And how did you get into the UK?
2. If you have "trustworthy sources" why are you asking on BE??
3. If you have been to Sydney several times why are you asking on BE?
4. I havent seen English written so badly since I stopped receiving Nigerian 419 scam e-mails telling me that Rev Umbuto Botswana wanted to share his fathers fortune with me. I find it mildly amusing.
5. Finally, I will reiterate what I posted earlier. A HND in Management is worthless. Employers will disregard it as a worthless piece of paper.
You will end up driving a cab. Your passengers will complain because they don't understand you.
Can I ask: where do you come from? And how did you get into the UK?
So, the topic has been solved for me.
Now, i do not need any of your remarks.
Just go to UK qualification recognition board and try to get some facts through the sources!
`Can I ask: where do you come from? And how did you get into the UK? `
From Germany and if i want something that i much desire, i will get it
Jan 2nd 2013, 12:17 pm
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Re: BTEC Level 5 HND Business Management,is this recognised in Australia?
You are biased!
Why are you drawing such conclusion!!!
I get what i desire
