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2023-09-26 04:31:02
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More and more international students continue to work in the Netherlands after their studies, reports the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS). Of the international students who graduated in the 2018-2019 academic year, 32 percent had a job in the Netherlands a year later. In previous years that percentage was around 20 percent.
Many international students, especially with a diploma in services, computer science, education or technology, find a job in the Netherlands within a year after graduating. Students of management, business and human resources sciences or psychology often leave again. Less than a third of this group works in the Netherlands after a year.
There may be a corona effect in the figures because the pandemic broke out in the research year, but according to Statistics Netherlands, this cannot yet be said. All in all, according to Education Minister Dijkgraaf, the figures are good news, because international graduates contribute to the Dutch knowledge economy.
“We desperately need that international talent, especially in shortage sectors such as technology and IT,” says Dijkgraaf. “The CBS research also shows that relatively many students go to work in those sectors.”
However, the minister would like to see a higher percentage of international students stay in the Netherlands. “Being able to get a job is one of the factors that increases the chance of staying for international graduates,” says Dijkgraaf. “I want to increase the chance of staying by strengthening the bond of international students with the Netherlands.”
He wants to do this, among other things, by having more lessons given in Dutch. The idea is that this will make education less attractive for international students who do not speak the language. If they do learn the language, they are more likely to stay in the Netherlands after their studies.
At the same time, the growing number of international students has been causing problems for some time. The lecture halls are packed, the workload for teachers is high and there is far too little living space for both international and Dutch students.
This is one of the reasons that more and more Dutch students are staying at home for longer. Last year there were 23,700 too few rooms. This is possible according to researcher Kences rising to around 57,000 rooms in 2030-2031.
For these reasons, Dijkgraaf said earlier this year that he wants to slow down the arrival of international students, although this is a difficult task. Within the European Union, students have the right to study anywhere. The Netherlands cannot simply deny students from the EU a course.
The Chinese Yibing Wang is one of the students who decided to stay. She now works here as a graphic designer. She says the high level of English and the friendly, helpful people brought her to the Netherlands.
“Sometimes we say that the Dutch are like coconuts: hard on the outside and soft on the inside,” says Yibing. She is particularly impressed by the government’s administration. “It’s well organized here.”
After her studies, Yibing applied for a visa for a ‘search year’, which allows students from outside the European Union to look for a job for a year. According to her, that was stressful because she received little help.
She now has a job and has no plans to return to China. “The work culture there is not nice for women and there is a lot of age discrimination,” she says. “Here you can even joke with your boss.”
2023-09-12 22:01:01
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DUBAI, 1st August, 2023 (WAM) — Deputy Minister of Cabinet Affairs for Competitiveness and Knowledge Exchange, Abdulla Nasser Lootah, has expressed the United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) unwavering dedication to advancing its global engagement and its preparation for the future by forging meaningful global partnerships to empower governments, support global development efforts and build a better world for future generations.
This aligns with the vision of President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and the directives of Vice President, Prime Minister and Governor of Dubai, His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.
As part of the UAE delegation’s participation in the United Nations High-Level Political Forum (HLPF) on Sustainable Development in New York, the Office presented the UAE’s cutting-edge expertise in the development of government and fostering global partnerships to empower governments and enhance their future preparedness in line with guidance from wise leaders.
The UAE held productive meetings with delegations from countries such as Serbia, Croatia, Romania, Ireland, Brunei, Tajikistan and Barbados, among others.
Lootah said the UAE government is actively sharing its expertise, knowledge and successful experiences in government development with other nations. For over 50 years, the UAE has developed a flexible, efficient and innovative business model from which growth-seeking governments can learn to improve their performance and advance their societies, aligning with global goals. of global development.
He pointed out that the global forums organized by the UN provide a platform to showcase the UAE Government Experience Exchange Program (GEEP) and showcase its efforts to strengthen partnerships. worlds and promote international dialogue. This initiative is seen as an effective approach to advancing the work of government, establishing innovative business models and exploring qualitative opportunities to improve government performance, thereby improving people’s lives and accelerating the achievement of the SDGs worldwide.
Lootah further highlighted the positive results of the Governmental Experience Exchange Office, where governments and countries have leveraged the UAE’s unparalleled knowledge, expertise and experiences in government work to design innovative solutions to existing and future challenges.
The program’s emphasis on building partnerships with governments helps explore new development opportunities, all with the overarching goal of building a better and more sustainable future for societies and people around the world.
Meetings with various delegations have enabled the UAE to expand the positive impact of GEEP, which has benefited approximately one billion people in beneficiary countries since its launch in 2018. With effective partnerships established in more than 30 countries and approximately With 30 million hours of work logged, the UAE’s efforts to hold governments accountable and create a better future for people are evident.
During bilateral meetings with the Romanian delegation, discussions focused on strengthening cooperation and exchanging experiences in the sectors of government work, including government services, youth, education, renewable energy and the economy. Emphasis was placed on knowledge exchange and adoption of successful UAE government development models.
They also explored the use of the UAE Government Leaders Program model to improve government management and capacity and empower human resources in Romania with forward-looking tools.
Discussions with Brunei focused on exploring opportunities for cooperation and partnership in sectors vital to achieving sustainable development. Key focus areas included sharing best practices in sustainability, holistic development and government work to improve performance, productivity and achieve sustainable development in Brunei’s government operations. Through this collaborative effort, the two countries aim to establish an exemplary model of governmental cooperation.
The UAE delegation actively explored ways to strengthen cooperation with its Irish counterpart, focusing on exchanging experiences in modernizing government functions and promoting sustainable development. Discussions focused on various sectors, such as future preparedness by updating government strategies and policies and advances in information and communication technologies (ICTs), pharmaceuticals, economic openness and natural resources.
The UAE delegation focused on expanding the exchange of experiences with Serbia in various key sectors, including those described in the memorandum of understanding between the UAE and Serbia on modernization of government and the exchange of experiences.
The MoU encompasses smart government services, artificial intelligence (AI) and metaverse, capacity building, government accelerators, business incubators, science and innovation, creative industries and tourism , programming, the digital economy as well as education and competitiveness.
In addition, the MoU facilitates enhanced training for government officials, providing over 5,400 hours of training to over 2,000 trainees through 110 workshops.
Within the framework of GEEP, the UAE delegation discussed opportunities to strengthen bilateral cooperation with Tajikistan, focusing on the continued development of economic and diplomatic relations. Discussions also focused on investments in renewable energy and the environment, as well as digitalization to advance government services and find innovative solutions to challenges while strengthening future preparedness.
The delegations from the United Arab Emirates and Barbados explored avenues to strengthen cooperation and coordination across various sectors, specifically focusing on developing and modernizing the work of government under their Strategic Partnership Agreement for modernization of government. This partnership promotes the exchange of knowledge, expertise and successful experiences between the two nations to advance performance, productivity and sustainability in the Government of Barbados work ecosystem. The collaboration aims to improve future preparedness and discover innovative solutions to challenges in various areas of government work.
During bilateral meetings with the Croatian delegation, opportunities for cooperation in the exchange of government experiences were discussed, focusing on the promotion of government services, practices, proactivity and excellence in government work and capacity building of government officials.
Discussions also focused on designing services that meet Croatia’s current and future needs, with the aim of creating a unique model of government cooperation that improves the well-being of societies. This collaborative effort is expected to have a positive impact on accelerating the SDGs around the world.
Translated by: Mervat Mahmoud.
2023-08-02 03:44:29
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Several people were injured following an explosion probably due to a leak in a gas pipe which ran under one of the streets of downtown Johannesburg (South Africa).
The explosion would have caused nine injuries who were taken to hospitals and no deaths in the current state of the findings.
Nearby homes have been evacuated and the many onlookers are kept away.
2023-07-20 02:10:37
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Monday, April 17, 2023
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Tuesday, April 18, 2023
📍 LEADER PRICE ST PAUL CHAUSSEE ROYALE ………….12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Wednesday, April 19, 2023
📍 PRIMARY SCHOOL BOIS DE POMMES SALAZIE ………….08h00 to 13h00
📍 ST JOSEPH FORAIN MARKET PARKING …………..12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Thursday, April 20, 2023
📍 LEROY MERLIN ST LOUIS ……….12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Friday, April 21, 2023
📍 MR DIY ST PIERRE …………..09h00 to 17h00
Saturday April 22, 2023
📍 CAMBUSTON ST ANDRE PARTY HALL ………….09h00 to 15h00
“My blood for others” collection organized in partnership with the Rotary Club of St André
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Donations are mainly made by appointment at fixed EFS sites and mobile collections.
You can make an appointment by phone or directly online:
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The vaccination pass is not necessary to donate blood. Wearing a mask is still recommended.
Tuesday 04 April 2023
📍 PARK PARK TECHNOR TECHNOPOLE STE CLOTILDE …………09h00 to 15h00
Thursday 06 April 2023
📍 TOWN HALL ANNEX WOOD OF NEFLES ST PAUL………08h00 to 13h00
Saturday 08 April 2023
📍 HYPER U LA CHATOIRE LE TAMPON ………… 09h00 to 13h30
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Donations are mainly made by appointment at fixed EFS sites and mobile collections.
You can make an appointment by phone or directly online:
– Online at the following address:
– By phone: 0262 90 53 07 or 0262 90 53 92 (Monday to Friday from 8.30 a.m. to 5 p.m.)
NO VACCINE PASS
The vaccination pass is not necessary to donate blood. Wearing a mask is still recommended.
