Mostly students from poor nations moving in developed nations, in order to stay in their own countries. This essay will include the evidences that developed countries are not grabbing manpower of developing countries, also, will suggest the ways to motivate local students to settle in their motherland.
In my point of view, advances nations are not stealing capable students from emerging nations. First of all, developed countries have all opportunities for people to study and work in well requirements. They care about foreign students and trying to give them all needed requests, like, residence, bursary and so on. Secondly, in foreign countries there are more support in new beginnings, for start-uppers. After graduating their own degrees, university or tutors may recommend their students to help them with finding out their jobs. As an example, lectures with more seniority can recommend their best students to associates in their sphere of working. Thirdly, in advanced countries there are huge range of professions, in that way, there exchanged foreign students have more chances to find the needed work, that has a big difference of levels in that two types of countries.
Students will not leave their own country, if they will have more opportunity and motivation to study there. Accordingly, there is need to work on outer and inner appearance of education establishment. Reconstruction of old buildings and replacing non-working hardware into new ones. Additionally, giving more opportunities for students by raising the quality of knowledge. For example, let teachers out on temporary assignments to update their methods of teaching and to refresh their knowledge.
In conclusion, from my perspective I do not think that developed countries taking manpower from other developing countries, so to encourage students to stay in their own country, there is need of some changes, so it can be adapted to avoid people from leaving their home. .
Mostly
students
from poor
nations
moving in
developed
nations
, in order to stay in their
own
countries
. This essay will include the evidences that
developed
countries
are not grabbing manpower of developing
countries
,
also
, will suggest the ways to motivate local
students
to settle in their motherland.
In my point of view, advances
nations
are not stealing capable
students
from emerging
nations
.
First of all
,
developed
countries
have all opportunities for
people
to study and work in well requirements. They care about foreign
students
and trying to give them all needed requests, like, residence, bursary and
so
on.
Secondly
, in foreign
countries
there are more support in new beginnings, for
start
-uppers. After graduating their
own
degrees, university or tutors may recommend their
students
to
help
them with finding out their jobs. As an example, lectures with more seniority can recommend their best
students
to associates in their sphere of working.
Thirdly
, in advanced
countries
there are huge range of professions, in that way, there exchanged foreign
students
have more chances to find the needed work, that has a
big
difference of levels in that two types of countries.
Students will not
leave
their
own
country
, if they will have more opportunity and motivation to study there.
Accordingly
, there
is need
to work on outer and inner appearance of education establishment. Reconstruction of
old
buildings and replacing non-working hardware into new ones.
Additionally
, giving more opportunities for
students
by raising the quality of knowledge.
For example
,
let
teachers out on temporary assignments to update their methods of teaching and to refresh their knowledge.
In conclusion
, from my perspective I do not
think
that
developed
countries
taking manpower from other developing
countries
,
so
to encourage
students
to stay in their
own
country
, there
is need
of
some
changes
,
so
it can
be adapted
to avoid
people
from leaving their home.
.