(*_KhamzatWhat is it with Asian who couldnt get into medicine opting for ICT or a Business degree?
lol, true. But even then, why it gota be medicine n pharmacy! Therz hundreds of courses, yet asians only knw medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, ict, law, and business.
Business studies by far is the easiest 1 to get into, and imo, its a joke
teaching is alryt to go into.....its what all girls end up doin anyway....teachers lives are..- well, they dont have lives
:roll: teaching is a great thing unlike LYING :evil:
What do you all mean by teachers dont have a life? I think teachers get the best opportunity to have lives, ie finish at 4-5 and then have loads of holidays to go abroad etc :?
Fresh Princeits what all girls end up doin anyway....teachers lives are..- well, they dont have lives
that first bit is so not true! :roll: but its true that teachers dont have lives. :?
Why do people say that? :?
I teach/lead/prepare for two study circles a week…I also work 2/3 full days a week in schools. I have more than enough time for other stuff….OK so I’m not teaching full time at the moment, but I do teach every summer in Summer School…which is full time for 5 weeks, in which I’m teaching full time and also usually involved in the Admin side/organising end of summer school programmes/writing up and markings hundreds of tests as well etc .
I still always have more then enough free time to do other stuff…I think, as long as you’re an organised individual you can easily cope with any profession with a high level of work load.
It's true that teachers do get a LOT of holidays...every 6 weeks they're off for a week or two.
teaching is alryt to go into.....its what all girls end up doin anyway....teachers lives are..- well, they dont have lives
:roll: teaching is a great thing unlike LYING :evil:
What do you all mean by teachers dont have a life? I think teachers get the best opportunity to have lives, ie finish at 4-5 and then have loads of holidays to go abroad etc :?
AngelWhat do you all mean by teachers dont have a life? I think teachers get the best opportunity to have lives, ie finish at 4-5 and then have loads of holidays to go abroad etc :?
Angel its not that simple - teachers bring their work home with them!
MuslimSisterWhy do people say that? :?
I teach/lead/prepare for two study circles a week…I also work 2/3 full days a week in schools. I have more than enough time for other stuff….OK so I’m not teaching full time at the moment, but I do teach every summer in Summer School…which is full time for 5 weeks, in which I’m teaching full time and also usually involved in the Admin side/organising end of summer school programmes/writing up and markings hundreds of tests as well etc .
I still always have more then enough free time to do other stuff…I think, as long as you’re an organised individual you can easily cope with any profession with a high level of work load.
It's true that teachers do get a LOT of holidays...every 6 weeks they're off for a week or two.
MuslimSis i dont mean to put u off (not that i can, ur quite determined mashaAllah 😂 but my friend stopped having a life when she started her PGCE course - she's specialising in secondary schooling. (and i am referring to secondary school teachers here).
teachers always bring their work (marking, lesson planning etc) home with them. i remember my mom working into the night when i was a kid, her desk was in my room. its easier to cope when one is single but ofcourse married life brings more responsibilities, my mom was a supermom which is the only reason she managed to just about cope with everything. 😉
I doubt I’d be able to work fulltime in the future. But I think that's with any profession for women...incl doctors and social workers etc
I agree with MS thats with every job if its not physical stress of work then its mental which to me can be more hard most of the time, esp. when your work involves people telling you some very personal matters (have experienced this b4 and i think its more hard to stablise yourself mentally)
*DUST*
but my friend stopped having a life when she started her PGCE course -
Lol my sis is at that stage....shes doin pgce and is fed up, which is VERY unusual for my sis. my mate doin teaching course too...says its hard. plus i seen teachers and spoke to many - it aint pretty.
so it aint lamo :roll:
uni lectureres are in a bit of a spot of bother, they went on strike all over UK on tuesday 😃
Saadia Khanlol inshallah, so have u taken a gap year?
If that is the correct term, this Gap has been 2 years and counting 😢
I would rather make the correct choice rather then making a rational decision or following the pack, for instance I have a friend who studied Media Design at university after his gradation, he is now working for London Underground customer service- where the logic in that?
so what have u been doing in ur gap years? u shud have gone to syria or somewhere in the middle east to study arabic and islamic studies till u made up ur mind on a career path, stil do that... 🙂
*DUST*
so what have u been doing in ur gap years? u shud have gone to syria or somewhere in the middle east to study arabic and islamic studies till u made up ur mind on a career path, stil do that... :)
Sister you’ve hit the nail in the coffin- I did have a well paid job with Aral foods but I was injured at work- had to stop working and since I didn’t have use of my hand’s I couldn’t exactly write thus I’ll be no good in uni.
Alhamdulillah I’m better now and working again, I do need to save money for university which I have been doing, on the Islam Channel, which I mention earlier about the brothers discussion- he said he went to Syria, when he broke for the summer since they have long summer’s holidays - this is what I intend to do….Insha’Allah
Some of my friends are just finishing their PGCE and they didn’t find it too bad. I guess it depends on ones level of interest and dedication…but I suppose any course at post graduate level would be a bit more full on.
The course that literally leaves no time for anything else is medicine…I almost never see my cousins because they’re always studying so much. :?
It was my dream to go to Syria...I wanted to go after my degree, cos I was so sick to death of studying so much and for so long...I said to my family that I can do my PGCE any time in life.
But it's not always feasible for a young, unmarried Pakistani girl to travel and live abroad on her own... :?
But it's not always feasible for a young, unmarried Pakistani girl to travel and live abroad on her own... :?
Referring back to the Islamic channel program , the brother mention that there are families from the UK studying in Syria and married couples alike, Insha’Allah when your happily married go with your husband.
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Angel Tue, 7 Mar 2006 - 00:50
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Wasn't startin anythin, your laugh in regards to Aasiyah's posts showed that you think this forum is lacking your presence, yeh right! :twisted:
Sirus Tue, 7 Mar 2006 - 02:23
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hello pal
and to the silly girl above, yes it does 🙂
*DUST* Tue, 7 Mar 2006 - 09:36
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wots so funny? :|
Mez Tue, 7 Mar 2006 - 10:43
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Whats wrong with doing ICT at Uni?
I did all them units last year man! :roll:
We have just started Unit 7 and Unit 8
Unit 7: Communications Network
Unit 8: Interactive Multimedia
Have you done unit 7 or 8 yet?
Sirus Tue, 7 Mar 2006 - 22:37
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trust me i know loads of people doin ICT at uni....its dead end, boring and leads to nowhere
better of askin razor, hes doin it
and i did single award, so only did units 1,2,3,9,10,11!
Anonymous (not verified) Tue, 7 Mar 2006 - 23:05
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What is it with Asian who couldn’t get into medicine opting for ICT or a Business degree?
Sirus Wed, 8 Mar 2006 - 06:50
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lol, true. But even then, why it gota be medicine n pharmacy! Therz hundreds of courses, yet asians only knw medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, ict, law, and business.
Business studies by far is the easiest 1 to get into, and imo, its a joke
Mez Wed, 8 Mar 2006 - 09:39
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But I am a wiz kid when it comes to computers! 😢
I learned from the master! 😉
Anyways I have planns for the future, that if I took an ICT course at uni it will be an advantage for my future carrer, hopefully. 😛
Sirus Wed, 8 Mar 2006 - 10:09
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i take that the 'master' u are reffering to is Seraph?
oh well....Dont say i didnt warn you 😂
Mez Wed, 8 Mar 2006 - 10:36
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Yes it is!
Thanks for the reasurance! :roll:
Sirus Wed, 8 Mar 2006 - 10:38
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ma pleasure ma'am
Seraphim Wed, 8 Mar 2006 - 10:40
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Well i warned her as well. The kid dont take a hint.
But I think shes going into teaching or something eventually and believes it may be of use soo... by all means take it my young padawan.
lol im skiving at work.
Mez Wed, 8 Mar 2006 - 10:40
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:evil:
Sirus Wed, 8 Mar 2006 - 10:41
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see, even the wise one is saying the same thing!!!
teaching is alryt to go into.....its what all girls end up doin anyway....teachers lives are..- well, they dont have lives
but at least you get a nice big grant, which im sure Seraph wont mind takin a cut off 😂
*DUST* Wed, 8 Mar 2006 - 11:07
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that first bit is so not true! :roll: but its true that teachers dont have lives. :?
Angel Wed, 8 Mar 2006 - 11:11
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:roll: teaching is a great thing unlike LYING :evil:
What do you all mean by teachers dont have a life? I think teachers get the best opportunity to have lives, ie finish at 4-5 and then have loads of holidays to go abroad etc :?
MuslimSister Wed, 8 Mar 2006 - 11:15
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Why do people say that? :?
I teach/lead/prepare for two study circles a week…I also work 2/3 full days a week in schools. I have more than enough time for other stuff….OK so I’m not teaching full time at the moment, but I do teach every summer in Summer School…which is full time for 5 weeks, in which I’m teaching full time and also usually involved in the Admin side/organising end of summer school programmes/writing up and markings hundreds of tests as well etc .
I still always have more then enough free time to do other stuff…I think, as long as you’re an organised individual you can easily cope with any profession with a high level of work load.
It's true that teachers do get a LOT of holidays...every 6 weeks they're off for a week or two.
Mez Wed, 8 Mar 2006 - 11:19
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You go Angel, Go Angel, Go!!! 😃
*DUST* Wed, 8 Mar 2006 - 11:29
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Angel its not that simple - teachers bring their work home with them!
MuslimSis i dont mean to put u off (not that i can, ur quite determined mashaAllah 😂 but my friend stopped having a life when she started her PGCE course - she's specialising in secondary schooling. (and i am referring to secondary school teachers here).
teachers always bring their work (marking, lesson planning etc) home with them. i remember my mom working into the night when i was a kid, her desk was in my room. its easier to cope when one is single but ofcourse married life brings more responsibilities, my mom was a supermom which is the only reason she managed to just about cope with everything. 😉
Mez Wed, 8 Mar 2006 - 11:31
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Oh yeh don't remind me of all the paper work I will have to do!
When I get into teaching!! :shock:
MuslimSister Wed, 8 Mar 2006 - 11:33
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I agree with that...obviously at the moment I have no responsibilities at all…I don’t have a house to maintain or kids to look after.
I doubt I’d be able to work fulltime in the future. But I think that's with any profession for women...incl doctors and social workers etc
Its hard to balence everything, unless your a supermum.
Seraphim Wed, 8 Mar 2006 - 12:36
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Its not lying... its exaggerating with style. 😃
Angel Wed, 8 Mar 2006 - 15:47
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I agree with MS thats with every job if its not physical stress of work then its mental which to me can be more hard most of the time, esp. when your work involves people telling you some very personal matters (have experienced this b4 and i think its more hard to stablise yourself mentally)
Seraph dont tell me, your a liar too :shock:
MuslimSisLilSis Wed, 8 Mar 2006 - 17:15
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other then my sis
I dont personally know ANY girl who's into teaching :roll:
i do know quite a few guy Paki qualifed teachers :shock:
but ur theory of no life is lame
Sirus Thu, 9 Mar 2006 - 00:21
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Lol my sis is at that stage....shes doin pgce and is fed up, which is VERY unusual for my sis. my mate doin teaching course too...says its hard. plus i seen teachers and spoke to many - it aint pretty.
so it aint lamo :roll:
uni lectureres are in a bit of a spot of bother, they went on strike all over UK on tuesday 😃
*DUST* Thu, 9 Mar 2006 - 01:13
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so what have u been doing in ur gap years? u shud have gone to syria or somewhere in the middle east to study arabic and islamic studies till u made up ur mind on a career path, stil do that... 🙂
Anonymous (not verified) Thu, 9 Mar 2006 - 01:20
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Sister you’ve hit the nail in the coffin- I did have a well paid job with Aral foods but I was injured at work- had to stop working and since I didn’t have use of my hand’s I couldn’t exactly write thus I’ll be no good in uni.
Alhamdulillah I’m better now and working again, I do need to save money for university which I have been doing, on the Islam Channel, which I mention earlier about the brothers discussion- he said he went to Syria, when he broke for the summer since they have long summer’s holidays - this is what I intend to do….Insha’Allah
MuslimSister Thu, 9 Mar 2006 - 10:19
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Some of my friends are just finishing their PGCE and they didn’t find it too bad. I guess it depends on ones level of interest and dedication…but I suppose any course at post graduate level would be a bit more full on.
The course that literally leaves no time for anything else is medicine…I almost never see my cousins because they’re always studying so much. :?
It was my dream to go to Syria...I wanted to go after my degree, cos I was so sick to death of studying so much and for so long...I said to my family that I can do my PGCE any time in life.
But it's not always feasible for a young, unmarried Pakistani girl to travel and live abroad on her own... :?
Anonymous (not verified) Thu, 9 Mar 2006 - 11:28
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Referring back to the Islamic channel program , the brother mention that there are families from the UK studying in Syria and married couples alike, Insha’Allah when your happily married go with your husband.
Mez Thu, 9 Mar 2006 - 12:33
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I just got my Exam results from Jan, and guess what..
I PASSED!!!!!!!!!!!! 😃
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