Government officials receive scholarships to study in Japan.

http://www.vientianetimes.com/Headlines.html

Is this internal or external runned media source?  I see a couple of sarcastic headlines in there ;D?

Why always study for some officials? I met one, traveling all over the world for free study. Work can create money.

It's very good because the officials can bring the knowledge back to develop Laos. I hope more scholarship from Europe, Japan, US or Australia are grant to Lao student and officials. 

There was something about 'Chinese gangs' making too much noise.   When I read more it was actually a chinese company that is paving roads and I thought that is wrong to labeled the chinese company as 'gangs' :D. 

Well if government officials need to go to another country in order to study then we have problems with our education system.

It means our education system isn't good enough, that's what they are basically telling us.

Follow them, you will survive, thrive and prosper.

No education system has no problems.



Admin Saovaluck wrote on 8^th Mar, 2013 at 6:29am:

Well if government officials need to go to another country in order to study then we have problems with our education system. It means our education system isn't good enough, that's what they are basically telling us.

If not gang, it must be gong ;D


Beef Cake wrote on 8^th Mar, 2013 at 2:13am:

There was something about 'Chinese gangs' making too much noise.   When I read more it was actually a chinese company that is paving roads and I thought that is wrong to labeled the chinese company as 'gangs' :D.

True, but scholarships are generally for students, and government officials should already have the required educational background to run the country.

If our government still needs an education then we have issues as a country.

Great idea for Laos to learn economics development from Singapore, Japan, China. Learn from the best.


peterpan wrote on 8^th Mar, 2013 at 8:47am:

Follow them, you will survive, thrive and prosper. No education system has no problems. Admin Saovaluck wrote on 8th Mar, 2013 at 6:29am: Well if government officials need to go to another country in order to study then we have problems with our education system. It means our education system isn't good enough, that's what they are basically telling us.

Government is trying to get Laos off the list of least development country by 2020. Officials also study in Vietnam, China, Singapore. Before they mostly study only in Vietnam.


Admin Saovaluck wrote on 8^th Mar, 2013 at 10:35am:

True, but scholarships are generally for students, and government officials should already have the required educational background to run the country. If our government still needs an education then we have issues as a country.

They studied in Russia too, I know a few people.

What is the highest level of education can students pursue in National University of Laos?

I gusess Phd. we export a lot of students to that university for language learning, then back to Lao working as translators or interpreters, monthly income is about 700-800 USD.

I know a guy,  a very very high official now in Lao,studied in Russia for 8 years.  thinking about a tropical bird into polar bear.
;D

;D. 

$800 a month is a good salary. Are you living in Laos?



peterpan wrote on 8^th Mar, 2013 at 10:11pm:

I gusess Phd. we export a lot of students to that university for language learning, then back to Lao working as translators or interpreters, monthly income is about 700-800 USD. I know a guy,  a very very high official now in Lao,studied in Russia for 8 years.  thinking about a tropical bird into polar bear. ;D

And India. Great idea I think. The new generation of Lao leader can bring new idea and knowledge back to Laos.


Admin Saovaluck wrote on 8^th Mar, 2013 at 4:17pm:

They studied in Russia too, I know a few people.

Not living in Lao. I been Lao many times, even visited Beerlao in 1997.

I am from China.


quote author=113C323634333A393230733E32305D0 link=1362672034/15#15 date=1362826278]$800 a month is a good salary. Are you living in Laos?



peterpan wrote on 8^th Mar, 2013 at 10:11pm:

I gusess Phd. we export a lot of students to that university for language learning, then back to Lao working as translators or interpreters, monthly income is about 700-800 USD. I know a guy,  a very very high official now in Lao,studied in Russia for 8 years.  thinking about a tropical bird into polar bear. ;D

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PhD in what subject?

Speculating on traditional Lao medicine for Phd

Laosy gov't don't need education to become corrupt, they already know how to do that.
It doesn't matter what they learn about in other countries, if Laosy gov't don't want to change, then they will still be stuck in the stone age. Communist learn from other communist states so that the brain washing continues. They don't send them to the US, cause they know they wouldn't come back after seeing the real world, haha.

America is a bit too far, and they have to use money from their own pockets. Japan is assisting the government officials financially, and they are far from being a communist state.

But at the end of the day, it doesn't really matter where they study or what they learn as you said, Laos will still be the same.

At least Laos is peaceful and developing. I just hope Laos is prospers and it citizens have good living standard. Only time can tell. Go Laos


Admin Saovaluck wrote on 9^th Mar, 2013 at 12:31pm:

America is a bit too far, and they have to use money from their own pockets. Japan is assisting the government officials financially, and they are far from being a communist state. But at the end of the day, it doesn't really matter where they study or what they learn as you said, Laos will still be the same.

Laos is learning from China. China will soon be the largest economies in the world and pretty good with cracking down on corruption. Good idea for Laos to have good relations with China. In my opinion.


Buk Hoo Kee wrote on 9^th Mar, 2013 at 12:16pm:

Laosy gov't don't need education to become corrupt, they already know how to do that. It doesn't matter what they learn about in other countries, if Laosy gov't don't want to change, then they will still be stuck in the stone age. Communist learn from other communist states so that the brain washing continues. They don't send them to the US, cause they know they wouldn't come back after seeing the real world, haha.

You funny :D :D :D :D.  Ground up lizard bones ;D?  Did you attend to this university?


peterpan wrote on 9^th Mar, 2013 at 11:53am:

Speculating on traditional Lao medicine for Phd

No. Too old to attend



Beef Cake wrote on 9^th Mar, 2013 at 8:21pm:

You funny :D :D :D :D.  Ground up lizard bones ;D?  Did you attend to this university? peterpan wrote on 9th Mar, 2013 at 11:53am: Speculating on traditional Lao medicine for Phd

Ground fine lizard bone particles for treatment of H1N 1