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[joebloggs]

don't take offense RHB but you seem so negative to me about some things in the philippines, that if you were in a dark room, you'd develop , sorry for that.

while AL is always positive about everything , i know who i would rather be taught by...

as for teaching in the philippines, my mother-in-law is pretty high up at Palawan state uni, i've sat in some of her classes and the students get on with their work and have nothing but respect for her, something thats lacking in many UK schools.

and as for education in the Phils, my wife has a degree in biology and also one in medicine, and from what i've seen here in the uk, shes just as skilled and knowledgeable, if not more so than many british docotors, filipino nurses are regarded by most NHS trusts as being some of the best.
so to all filipino nurses out there ..

as for WW2, the Russians made a difference to, as my parents will take you, they were there, my dad joined the russian army to fight the nazis in the baltic states.

[LadyJ]

don't take offense RHB but you seem so negative to me about some things in the philippines, that if you were in a dark room, you'd develop , sorry for that.

while AL is always positive about everything , i know who i would rather be taught by...

as for teaching in the philippines, my mother-in-law is pretty high up at Palawan state uni, i've sat in some of her classes and the students get on with their work and have nothing but respect for her, something thats lacking in many UK schools.

and as for education in the Phils, my wife has a degree in biology and also one in medicine, and from what i've seen here in the uk, shes just as skilled and knowledgeable, if not more so than many british docotors, filipino nurses are regarded by most NHS trusts as being some of the best.

I agree with you Joe!

There's also plenty of Filipino highly Skilled like engineer, seaman, doctor, business man, etc lives in many other countries.