A Personal View of Mr.Suren regarding Myanmar Students and Private College or University
Our country is the second-largest country in Southeast Asia, I would like to present two reasons for our country, why my students and young people still do not have to go to a private college or university, which is the highest and highest goal of their lives.
1. Long-term Partnership
We have all the private universities/colleges we have been able to implement in the long run respectfully and confidently build a strong partnership for our parents and students. For example, I went to study at Asia-Pacific University in Malaysia. He studied the Staffordshire UK program 25 years ago when he founded it. For more than 25 years, she is proud to be known not only as a Malay but also at the heart of the world, as Asia-Pacific University graduates with a UK Staffordshire degree. In our country and around, when a school is established, it starts with the UK or any partner of any country. Six months later, another partner changed. One year later, two more; Three years later, the students who attended there became confused. But the school has very good customer service. “Don’t worry, son, fire … where will I move?” To this day, there is a program in Myanmar. The virtue that can stand a long-term (20, 30, 30-year) result with one partner. Sadly, there is no school with integrity
2. Employment for every graduate
I got a job in Singapore before I graduated with the UK Staffordshire degree from the Malaysian school I attended. I got a job in Malaysia. When you get it, you will be able to say, “Is this school … this partner?” I also personally felt that a graduate of our school went by a standard of how much he could earn, such as USD 2,000-3,000 a month. In our country, how many private school graduates can earn a month’s salary? It’s up to the parents to decide if there is a school that can be established with life insurance.
This is Mr.Suren, a villager. Malaysia (Asia-Pacific University / Staffordshire University), one of Myanmar’s neighbors; India Thailand Africa The trip to the UK is based on an educational perspective. It is up to the parents to decide whether it is right or not. This is a personal view of Mr.Suren Verma, a villager. I do not want to hurt anyone. We want to see more such private schools in our country.