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Member elected for student union

hardeep — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 13:56:27 +0000

Arjun Bipin Raj, MBA student of Sri Dharmasthala Manjunateshwara College has been elected president of Post- Graduate Degree All College Students union here on Friday. Niral Vas, MBA student of University College was elected common secretary, and Muralidhar Baliga (MBA student, SDM College) and Vinay Kumar (MSW student, Karavali College) as the vice-presidents correspondingly.

Asha Nayak, former vice-president of Mangalore Bar union, who inaugurate the union and the function advise the students to honour the law and pay due deference to the time-honoured and cherished practice of student-teacher relationship. Students have the obligation also to fulfill the aspiration that their respective parents have kept in them, she said, exhorting the students to become productive asset for the nation.

Devraj K, principal, SDM College of Business Management, B K Ravindra, SDM College of Law addressed the students. The election of office-bearers of the new association was conducted under the guidance and supervision of advocate Dinakar Shetty. Reena Babu, and Muhammad Irshad are the secretaries, Carrol Soans, joint secretary, Muhammad Muhaj, organising secretary and Gavin D’Souza, treasurer.

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Online Math Tutoring to Help Your Child

ineedatutor — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 13:50:55 +0000

Many kids need help in their homework in order to be able to understand the lessons taught at school. Nowadays, tutoring has become a common term especially for parents and students. Through online math tutoring, your child’s academic performance in mathematics will definitely be improved. Your child will greatly benefit from the services that can be obtained from the kind of technology that we have today.

Online math tutoring can help your child in learning math through the internet. There are numerous online tutors that are providing assistance to their students through chat sessions and interactive white boards. This is very convenient because your child can learn at the comfort of your home without having to sacrifice after school activities and family time.

Parents would want to give the best education to their children, which is why they are working hard. Because of the busy lifestyle of parents, they do not have much time to help their children in their homework. These parents would consider hiring a professional math teacher to assist their children in difficult assignments and lessons.

Math tutoring online can be beneficial to any grade level. Hence, whether your child is in grade school, junior high school, or in senior high school, an online tutor would be able to help your child to excel academically especially in mathematics.

When it comes to hiring a tutor, it would be best to consider the program that would best fit your child. You can give your child a try with online tutoring and determine if he is responding well to the tutoring program. Tutoring online for a month would be a good trial period to determine your child’s academic progress.

On the other hand, if it is not effective, then your child might benefit from a live tutorial service wherein the private teacher will be visiting the home of the student and conducting the tutoring session there.

Depending on your child’s choice, having someone to help him in his lessons can greatly improve his academic performance. If you want your child to do better in school and succeed academically, hiring a tutor would be a good solution.

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Empty MBA classes permit GCET failures in

hardeep — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 13:39:37 +0000

Believe these more than 100 students who got negative marking in Gujarat Common Entrance Examination (GCET) are at this time pursuing their dream academic careers in MBA.

If you are wonder how this is possible, then you must believe this crucial factno fewer than 2,600 seats in MBA colleges are now empty. This rank has allowed students to get a seat in MBA courses despite faring poorly in GCET.

The rank of empty seats has remained an area of concern for all college administrations. “Despite conducting 2 rounds of reshuffling and admission, several colleges are still face with a huge number of empty classrooms. The problem is more acute in colleges which are located in rural and suburban area,” said in charge registrar of Gujarat Technological University, NN Bhuktani.

The problem has been compounded by the fact that in the last 2 years no less than 62 new MBA and MCA colleges have cropped up in the state.

The state education department’s Admission Committee for Professional Courses had aimed to fill up 9,676 seats. However, till date, it has manage to find suitable candidates only for 7,000 seats. This year 18,000 students had appeared for GCET, who were aiming specifically for admission in MBA and MCA courses.

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Let Your Love of Children Shine as a Childhood Education Assistant

jasonw93 — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 12:51:09 +0000

Putting a child in daycare is one of the most important and nerve-wracking decisions parents face as maternity or paternity leave expires. There are understandably fears and apprehensions about leaving a child with complete strangers. Therefore, professionals such as early childhood assistants help to alleviate those feelings by being caring, compassionate and understanding to both the needs of the parents and children.

Early Childhood Assistants are responsible for providing care and skilled support that helps children with personal and social development. They also ensure the safety of the children in childcare centres, licensed childcare agencies, independent childcare centres and in private settings (as nannies). So what exactly are the tasks of skilled early childhood assistants? Planning curriculum and activities that are based on an understanding of child development, creating nutritious meals, maintaining responsive relationships with children, establishing environments that meet requirements of current legislation, maintaining communication with the children’s parents and more are all in a day’s work for an assistant of early childhood education.

Having a thorough understanding of childhood development begins with a program such as Centennial College’s Early Childhood Education Assistant program. The one-year undertaking prepares students for two things: a career as a childhood assistant or entry to the school’s Early Childhood Education program. In fact, this training is designed to support students who have learning disabilities, have a workplace destination level high-school diploma, are mature students (over the age of 19), and/or students who have first languages other than English. The learning provided in the Early Childhood Education Assistant program includes courses such as Infant and Toddler Development, Preschool and School-Age Learning as well as Health and Wellbeing. Within these courses, there are usually two major assignments, a mid-term and a final test as well as presentations, small group assignments and in-class workshop participation. Students also gain practical experience during both semesters of the program, via two-day-a-week field placement. This hands-on practice allows students to develop a well-rounded view of how to care for children. You should be aware that some field placement agencies require a criminal reference check prior to student placement. Certain criminal convictions may disallow placement in these agencies and program completion may not be possible. You must also have a clear medial report to participate.

When applying for the Early Childhood Education Assistant program you should at least possess an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent or be 19 years of age or older. There is also a requirement of compulsory English 12 credit or skills assessment or equivalent. Aside from the academic necessities, students are required to complete a questionnaire, provide references and attend a program admission session as part of the admissions process. Possession of minimum admission requirements does not guarantee admission to Centennial College’s Early Childhood Education Assistant program.

Emma documents the tasks of Early Childhood Education Assistants and the learning that is required in order to enter this profession. Centennial College’s Early Childhood Education Assistant program ensures students understand theory and have hands-on training before graduation.

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Utilize Your Art Skills to Digital Animation

jasonw93 — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 11:34:41 +0000

From the most mind-bending parts of the Matrix series to animated heroes such as Batman, professionals in digital animation are behind some of the most eye-catching aspects seen on the big screen, online and on TV. Digital animation has come a long way and it is actually so popular it is being used to propel movies, video games and even ads into the mainstream. Now is a great time to enter this field because the industry is growing and presenting many unique job opportunities in Canada and abroad.

With the ever-changing digital animation market, competition is fierce. You’ll have to bring your most artistic creativity, which means understanding composition and having the ability to draw. Whether you’re creating computer-generated images or a storyboard, you’ll need a grasp on basic art skills. Digital animators should also know the technical side of the industry because computer generated imagery careers are becoming more technological. Various software programs must be mastered. Another important skill for today’s digital animators is the ability to tell a story. This includes having a good sense of timing and pacing and knowing how to get your characters to express themselves in a way that is credible. Lastly, digital animation is not a field in which you work by yourself. Therefore, teamwork is essential. You may have to follow or give direction, communicate clearly and make the product come together to appear as if one person created it.

Jobs in the field of digital animation vary, and include 3D character animators, lighters, modelers, riggers, level designers for games, texture artists, technical directors, compositors and visual effects supervisors. Most animators, however, complete some common tasks in a normal day’s work. For example, digital animators are involved in drawing the storyboard and creating models. They then design an animated environment that includes background, sets and objects as well as characters. The next step is to create each frame, work out the timing of movements and make sure it all meets the script and soundtrack requirements. Throughout the process, the use of computer software is incorporated.

Centennial College’s Digital Animation program has been launching the careers of digital animators since 1996. In a 14-month span you will prepare for work film, TV, broadcast and game design. The program offers a project-based learning approach that gives students 24-hour, 7-day-a-week access to labs and workstations. Small sized-classrooms and one-on-one instruction also provide students with detailed learning and the opportunity to have all their questions answered. They are also well trained in life drawing, acting for animation and storyboard training. Aside from courses such as Broadcast Design, Character Animation, and Drawing for 3D Modeling and Animation, the school provides an opportunity for a field placement so that training can be applied to the real workforce. As a result, one important outcome of the Digital Animation program is that students produce a demo reel to showcase their abilities.

In order to apply for Digital Animation at Centennial College, students must present at minimum an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent or be 19 years of age or older. They are also required to possess compulsory English 12C or U credit or skills assessment, or equivalent. Lastly, English proficiency, a program admission session and a portfolio review are required. Your portfolio may include 10 to 15 pieces such as illustration, photography, video animation, computer generated artwork, music, performance art or publishing.

Emma writes that a career in digital animation starts with the 14-month Centennial College program. During this digital animation program training, students learn the ins and outs of the industry through a project-based curriculum.

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Enhance Your Creative and Technical Skills with Broadcast and Film Training

jasonw93 — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 09:32:53 +0000

It’s quiet on the set, the actors are in place, the cameras are rolling and you’re right in the thicket of the excitement, either behind the camera or in another role. This type of exciting moment can be yours everyday in the field of broadcasting and film. The roles of this extensive industry vary, but you only need one program to be prepared for all of them.

Centennial College in Toronto, offers its Broadcasting and Film program to those who want to learn both the creative and technical skills they’ll need to make a career in film, television and radio. In the program, students are placed directly in the action with the school’s unique HDTV broadcasting studios where they get a feel for being behind the camera as well as in front of it. The practical experience of the in-house studio also allows students to develop a balance between artistic and commercial aspects of the industry. They also participate in student films and TV as well as a student-produced news magazine TV show that airs live and online. All of these experiences prepare them for a 15-week industry field placement. During this placement students apply practice to real life situations at radio and TV stations, production houses and much more. But don’t take my word for it. Shannon Loftus is a Unit Assistant and a graduate of the Broadcasting and Film program. This is what she had to say: ?“…I learned what I liked and what I didn’t, and I gained the confidence and knowledge to follow my dreams for a career at CityTV. You can’t substitute the internship experience that Centennial offers.”

Before students apply for Broadcasting and Film, they should consider the prerequisites. Centennial College expects students to present at minimum an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent or be 19 years of age or older. Students must also have completed compulsory English 12C or U, or a skills assessment, or equivalent. There are also important non-academic requirements for the Broadcasting and Film program, such as an admission session, writing test, English proficiency as well as a portfolio of work. The portfolio should demonstrate your skill and ability to tell a story using two of the following: videotape/ DVD, audiotape/ CD/ mini disc/ digital images/ photographic prints, scripted material in any format that was used. For more detailed information, check out the Film and Broadcasting Admission page.

Upon meeting the prerequisites and successfully completing training, graduates work in radio and TV stations, commercial sound and video production companies, corporate video houses and more. Their roles at these difference companies include writers, directors, producers, production crew and studio executives. Let’s take a look at three common paths that graduates pursue. The first is being a producer, which is the head role in broadcasting and film. He or she selects a screenplay and initiates the process of filmmaking. More specifically, an executive producer normally has a financial interest in the production. He or she oversees matters such as fundraising, hiring key personnel and arranging distribution. Below the producer is the film director, who is responsible for overseeing creative aspects of a film by turning the script into a sequence of shots. He or she develops the vision for a project and carries it out by approving camera angles, lens effects, lighting, and set design. The director also plays a key role in post-production, working with the editor to ensure the shots reflect his or her vision. Helping to carry out a director’s vision is the film crew, which is divided into art department, hair and makeup, wardrobe, camera, production sound, electrical, editorial, visual effects and information technology. Each of the departments is further broken down into even more specific roles for which students from Film and Broadcasting at Centennial are prepared.

Jason, who is the author of this piece, writes that students not only learn theory but also encounter hands-on practice in Centennial College’s Broadcasting and Film program. Broadcasting Schools leaves them well prepared for careers in the industry.

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Move toward for an MBA; Leave among a Business’

hardeep — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 15:00:24 +0000

Imagine being paid to launch a business while getting an MBA. That is the concept after the full-time MBA Entrepreneur Fellow plan in the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, College of Business Administration.

“The aim of the Entrepreneur Fellow plan is to recruit the best and brightest MBA students who have an entrepreneurial drive and will job on early-stage, technology-enabled business while completing their degrees,” said Tom Graves, director of operations for UT’s Anderson Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation. “Through assignments, applied-learning experiences, facility collaboration and mentorship, aspiring student entrepreneurs develop the skills and connections they require to successfully launch their new ventures.”

The MBA Entrepreneur Fellow plan is in its inaugural year; it is the just plan of its kind in the country the University says. The students increase entrepreneurial skills while enroll in the plan and get money to pay for their education which allows them time to grow their businesses.

Every fellow receives a $30,000 scholarship — $10,000 for every of the program three semesters. Satisfactory progress toward launching or growing their business plan is required to continue receiving money.
Funds for the first three Entrepreneur Fellow recipients were made possible through the generosity of entrepreneurs Bob and Phylis Baron and Wayne Basler. Baron is CEO of Baron Services Inc., and Basler is president of AFG Industries.

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Multitask Your Way Into an Office Administration — Executive Career

jasonw93 — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 13:02:18 +0000

Working with a variety of computer programs and software, having the ability to juggle multiple tasks at the same time, being organized, neat and punctual as well as communicating effectively are some of the skills needed to be a successful professional in the Office Administration — Executive sector. If you possess these skills or have an interest in gaining them, the appropriate training is available.

In just two years, you can earn a College Diploma from Centennial College’s School of Business Office Administration — Executive program. The training is designed to help you learn how to handle multiple functions that are performed by administrative assistants in upper-level management. When applying for this program, you must present an Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent or be 19 years of age or older. You must also have completed compulsory English 12C or U or a skills assessment or equivalent. However, having minimum admission requirements do not guarantee admission to the program.

Once you have been accepted, you will take courses that cover both office and business skills. Some course titles include: Microcomputers, Introduction to Word Processing, Financial Procedures, Executive Communications, Computerized Bookkeeping and Integrated Software Applications. Emphasis is placed on developing document production, note-taking and related computer skills, while at the same time, concentrating on client service, communication and time management. Faculty members, who have experience in the business world and up-to-date knowledge, ensure that students are learning the most current trends and requirements. While the theoretical training at Centennial’s Office Administration — Executive program is top notch, it is balanced by a field placement in the last semester. Students find work with a variety of companies and are thrown into the world of office administration. This real life training helps students to gain confidence and encounter the challenges and triumphs of the field.

Once students complete their studies, they have two options. One is to continue with their education in an articulated program with selected universities, institutes, and professional associations. These partnerships allow graduates to apply academic credit towards further study. The other option is to enter the workforce in a variety of sectors including: education, corporate, insurance or financial, government or small business. As with many other careers, office admin allows you to go into a variety of jobs, ranging from administrative assistants and administrative support officers to senior secretaries and executive secretaries. In general, professionals in office administration are responsible for: typing and filing reports, answering phones and taking messages, monitoring departmental supplies and replacing them as necessary, preparing daily appointments for supervisors, performing clerical duties, greeting visitors, attending meetings to take down minutes and ensuring the office is running efficiently.

Klaudia focuses on what it takes to be successful in the world of office administration, particularly the “executive” sector. Centennial College’s Office Administration – Executive program centres around helping students to develop in the areas of document production, note-taking and related computer skills.

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Distance Learning Through an Online Math Tutor

ineedatutor — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 12:41:33 +0000

For children who are having difficulties in math, hiring an online math tutor might be a good solution. Apparently, every student has different learning capabilities so you can’t expect that every student would be able to keep up with the lessons taught inside the classroom. A child who can’t keep up with the pace may need more time for understanding the lesson, which is not possible with the classroom setup.

While parents would like to help their children in their math subjects, they are not able to do so because they are too busy with their work and other responsibilities. Hence, hiring a tutor online would be a great solution for these individuals. Nowadays, with the advancements in technology, distant learning has become a great solution for those who would like to enhance their children’s education.

Distance learning provides the same quality of education that children are receiving inside the classroom. Actually, it is even much better because the online tutor will be able to focus on the weak points of the student and provide a better explanation of the lesson without the time pressure that is a limitation of the classroom learning.

Even if there are positive effects for distance learning, there are also some downsides and that would be the difficulty of finding a reliable tutor. It can be easy to find someone who is proficient in a particular subject such as math but it can also be difficult to find someone who is efficient in teaching, especially online. Therefore, if you are looking for an online math tutor, you should look for one at reliable websites.

Nowadays, there are a lot of websites that are providing lists of tutors that parents can hire for their children. Make sure that before you hire, you should check the credentials and the resume of the tutor. It would be best to hire someone who has a lot of experience in the field of teaching online. This is because that person has already developed the necessary skills for tutoring through the means of the internet and that would be advantageous for your child.

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Centennial College Offers Media Education With an Industrial Field Placement

jasonw93 — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 11:40:16 +0000

Imagine an exciting, innovative and futuristic new field where advancement in robotics technology, the power of mobile Internet and 3D cinematic storytelling are combined with the next generation of media and entertainment experiences. No, it isn’t some imaginary profession from the year 2030. It is here right now, with training being offered at Toronto’s well-respected Centennial College under the name Media Engineering Design Integration (MEDI).

Offered as a joint collaboration by Centennial’s School of Communications, Media and Design and the School of Engineering, Technology and Applied Science, this is an extremely unique program — and the first of its kind. The focus of Media Engineering and Design Integration studies is on the design, development and production of innovative products and interactive environments that change the way we think about media. These products and applications include: wireless devices, interactive museum and retail installations, digital signage systems and networks and much more. To reflect this, there is a wide range in the MEDI courses at Centennial College — from an introduction to media engineering, to design and development as well as understanding the market. Laboratory experience with PLCs, robotics, sensors, electronics and network technology are all key components. There is also a 15-week field placement that puts students into industry settings (i.e. media technology companies, interactive design firms or media publishers) to apply the theory and knowledge they gained in the classroom.

So what exactly do students learn from the Media Engineering Design Integration program? As the focus is on creating a balance between engineering and design, the students will be cross-trained to lead collaborative teams of technologists and media producers in the creation of new applications and products for the media marketplace. Also, through project-based training, students begin to understand the challenges of media design in order to engineer innovative media solutions. Analytical and decision-making skills are also enhanced.

As the Media Engineering Design Integration offering is a Graduate Certificate program, prior to applying students must ensure they pay attention to the prerequisites. Centennial College expects applicants to submit an official transcript that demonstrates proof of successful completion of a post-secondary diploma or degree program. However, the School will consider people presenting partial post-secondary (eight college or university credits) in media production or engineering technology. There are also non-academic requirements such as a program information session or portfolio review. Lastly, in order to bring the two groups of engineering technology and media design to a level of equivalence, students will be expected to qualify for advanced standing in two courses in their respective disciplines in the first semester.

Graduates of the program are in high demand by media producers, publishers and media technology developers. The job titles in this field include: Project Manager (Digital Media Production), Interactive Technical Producer (Museum and Instructional Design), Producer (Digital Signage Networks), User Experience Designer (Consumer Electronics) and Mobile Communications Application Develop. As you can see, the job options are wide ranging, therefore giving you a huge chance at corporate success.

Jason has focused media engineering design integration and the Centennial College program that trains students for a profession in this field. He defines prerequisites for the program, the skills gained and the outcomes. Media Education is the motto behind this writes up.

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