HARD-EARNED DEGREE MEANS NOTHING to U-HUD

[joebloggs]

my wife has 2 phil degrees, after years of struggling to get registered as a doc here, she felt it better if she took, what was a step back at the time from working as a SHO, and start again and do foundation training for 2yrs, the same training British medical graduates would do after they finished their medical degrees, why because she would be then on par with them and enable her to go further.basically it gets you in the system, some times you have to take a step back to go 2 steps forward

[jlags90]

my wife has 2 phil degrees, after years of struggling to get registered as a doc here, she felt it better if she took, what was a step back at the time from working as a SHO, and start again and do foundation training for 2yrs, the same training British medical graduates would do after they finished their medical degrees, why because she would be then on par with them and enable her to go further.basically it gets you in the system, some times you have to take a step back to go 2 steps forward

Yeah, that's the point of the Admissions Tutor's reply to my e-mail. Institutions also need to protect their hard-earned reputation so I do not blame them. It's the education system that differs the most so I hope that new system of education in the Philippines now will help narrow the gap in the future.