How about an MA in Broadcasting & Film Management at Bournemouth University for an international student?
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Friday, January 21, 2011
What are the benefits of studying MA in Environmental planning and management
What are the benefits of studying MA in Environmental planning and management?
What are the possible areas I could work in?
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REALLY GOOD ONE OF STUDYING THIS COURSE, BECAUSE LOT OF JOB OPPURTUITIES FOR THIS COURSE. SAMPLE JOB OPPORTUNITIES: Job Opportunities Lead Consultant, MIC Energy Workgroup Mass Insight Corporation, based in Boston, MA, is a research and consulting firm that seeks to keep Massachusetts and its businesses and institutions globally competitive. The firm focuses on talent and innovation-based economic development and builds strategic alliances between higher education, industry and government, both regionally and globally. The US-China-India Initiative is a large scale collaboration between leading university, industry, and government experts in the areas of clean energy, financial services, and life sciences to build bridges between Massachusetts and targeted economic regions in China and India. This part-time position will be responsible for: i) managing ongoing discussion of the MIC Energy Workgroup; ii) producing document deliverables for use during the US-China-India Partnerships Conference in December, 2008; iii) identifying additional resources the Workgroup may require to inform and to frame discussions; and iv) supporting the development of the planned Global Energy Research Institute throughout the year leading to the conference launch. The 12-15 Workgroup will consist of energy leaders drawn from academia and industry in the US, China, and India. The group will discuss, through telephone conferences on a quarterly basis, the state of the field in the demand and supply sides of clean energy development, challenges to innovation in energy research and development, and how demand, knowledge and resources in India and China may inform solutions to these challenges. The group will also design the research agenda for an independent Global Energy Research Institute. Specifically, the consultant will be responsible for the drafting of several deliverables for presentation at the December 2008 conference will include: i) white papers on the latest advances in and application of energy generation, conservation, and storage technologies; and ii) a research agenda for the establishment of a Global Energy Research Institute in MA to focus on building cross-platform research and R&D links with China and India. Successful candidates will have worked for several years in the energy industry, and ideally possess substantive knowledge relating to China and/or India. MIC is searching for highly motivated and independent individuals with the ability to write concisely and to manage international teams. The weekly work load will average 10-12 hours, with some variation as work approached the December 2008 Conference. Competitive compensation. Interested applicants please contact: Ms. Helena Joseph 18 Tremont Street, Suite 930 Boston, MA 02108 Phone (617) 778-1500 Fax (617) 778-1505 Email hjoseph@massinsight.com Green Initiative Project Manager This is a position requiring a strong background in providing technical assistance to, and coordinating training for community-based youth development organizations. The Green Initiative Project Manager must also have working knowledge of affordable housing development, and be articulate about the costs and benefits of green building. The Project Manager will work on all aspects of assisting YouthBuild sites advance their practice of green building, including the use of renewable energy; and establish pathways for students and graduates to enter the green industry. If you are interested in applying for this position or other available positions at YouthBuild USA, please visit our website at www.youthbuild.org. To apply for this position go to www.youthbuild.org/apply or send your cover letter and resume to: Human Resources, YouthBuild USA, 58 Day Street, P. O. Box 440322, Somerville, MA 02144. Please submit resumes by March 3, 2008. YouthBuild USA is an equal opportunity employer Office manager/bookkeeper needed for high energy recycling company. Save That Stuff Inc, 24 Bunker Hill Industrial Park Boston, MA 02129 Fax 617.214.0294 Description: Save That Stuff is a leading waste management company that helps over a two thousand New England businesses and institutions safely and efficiently handle their recyclable and compostable materials. We are seeking an experienced office manager/bookkeeper to round out our team. The role includes: • managing payroll and employee benefits • overseeing accounts receivable • processing monthly bills and reports • assisting with and providing general office support Required skills: • excellent verbal and written communication skills • efficiency in all components of MS Office • record-keeping and bookkeeping experience a must • experience with high volume environments preferred • proficiency with QuickBooks required Keys to success: The office manager will be a key representative of the organization, taking phone calls, interfacing with clients and partners, etc. In order to be successful, this individual must share our deep commitment to excellent customer service. The ideal candidate is extremely well-organized, with a good understanding of process flow and information flow. We are a small core team, working in a highly collaborative environment. The ideal candidate will be able to work well with others, but also be extremely self-directed. Ours is a highly entrepreneurial environment, requiring a systematic approach to processing requests, and an ability to prioritize, combined with the flexibility and poise to handle last minute needs. Please email a brief cover letter (PDF), resume and salary history to info@savethatstuff.com. No phone calls please. Title: Program Officer Org. Type: Foundation Location: NY, NY Salary: $75K-$90K RESPONSIBILITIES: Reporting to the Program Director, the Program Officer will assist in the planning, design, management and evaluation of all grants made by the program. S/he will research and conduct outreach on environmental change policies and the issues faced by organizations working in this arena. S/he will have primary responsibility for routine management and oversight of ongoing programs, and will work closely with the Program Director and the Program Review Committee to identify new funding opportunities. Lastly, s/he will develop and implement innovative strategies to accomplish the initiative’s mission. QUALIFICATIONS: The position requires an advanced degree (MA, MS or PhD in environmental studies, natural resource economics, engineering, energy, public policy, etc). S/he will have excellent administrative, time management skills, an ability to plan, organize and follow through on the grant making process. Foundation experience related to the environment and/or energy welcome to apply. Exciting opportunity for some domestic and international travel. If you think this opportunity may interest a qualified colleague, please forward this email. If you are interested in pursuing this career opportunity, please send a cover letter and resume to hgleason@nonprofitstaffing.com Evaluation Manager – Resume Deadline April 7, 2008 Vermont Energy Investment Corp. This new position will provide strategic direction, guidance and management for all evaluation work related to VEIC’s contract to administer Efficiency Vermont (EVT). Responsibilities include managing development of demand-side resource measure characterizations, the annual EVT savings claim verification process, input on Vermont Department of Public Service’s evaluation planning and work, development of measurement and verification plans and procedures for participation in the ISO-New England forward capacity market, and identification and development of internal market research tasks and/or other forms of evaluation. Serves as the primary liaison for evaluation and related technical issues with staff or Vermont’s Department of Public Service and Public Service Board. Also provides strategic technical guidance Who We Are: VEIC is a non-profit energy services organization that promotes energy efficiency and renewable energy. We advance our mission through a dynamic combination of activities, including delivering Vermont’s statewide energy efficiency utility (Efficiency Vermont), efficiency programs, performance contracting, and consulting on utility DSM programs (in more than 20 states since 1988). We’re looking for energetic, enthusiastic individuals with a commitment to reducing the monetary and environmental cost of energy use to join our great team. All of our positions require exemplary written and oral communication skills, including superior proficiency with word processing and spreadsheet software, strong interpersonal skills, the ability to handle multiple tasks and competing priorities, and proven ability to be organized, detail oriented and accurate. Compensation, Benefits, & Work Environment: VEIC offers very competitive salaries and excellent benefits, including 30 days of paid annual leave. We expect work to be challenging, rewarding and fun. We are not very hierarchical, preferring a more “family style†environment that emphasizes camaraderie and cooperation. We also expect you to have a life beyond the workplace. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. Location: Burlington is a beautiful college town on the shore of Lake Champlain (our offices overlook the lake and the Adirondack Mountains), just 30 minutes from skiing or hiking in the Green Mountains. As the largest city in Vermont, Burlington also has an unbelievable number of restaurants and cultural events. Big-city urges are also easily accommodated – Montreal is just a 90-minute drive, and Boston is four hours away by car. Respond with cover letter and resume to: resume@veic.org or mail to: VEIC Recruitment 255 South Champlain Street, Suite 7 Burlington, VT 05401 For more informatio
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after M.A. you can get a great job. you can aply for UGC test. after clear UGC test you can apply for collage lacturare. you become a profasser in collage . So studying is benefits for your life.
What are the possible areas I could work in?
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REALLY GOOD ONE OF STUDYING THIS COURSE, BECAUSE LOT OF JOB OPPURTUITIES FOR THIS COURSE. SAMPLE JOB OPPORTUNITIES: Job Opportunities Lead Consultant, MIC Energy Workgroup Mass Insight Corporation, based in Boston, MA, is a research and consulting firm that seeks to keep Massachusetts and its businesses and institutions globally competitive. The firm focuses on talent and innovation-based economic development and builds strategic alliances between higher education, industry and government, both regionally and globally. The US-China-India Initiative is a large scale collaboration between leading university, industry, and government experts in the areas of clean energy, financial services, and life sciences to build bridges between Massachusetts and targeted economic regions in China and India. This part-time position will be responsible for: i) managing ongoing discussion of the MIC Energy Workgroup; ii) producing document deliverables for use during the US-China-India Partnerships Conference in December, 2008; iii) identifying additional resources the Workgroup may require to inform and to frame discussions; and iv) supporting the development of the planned Global Energy Research Institute throughout the year leading to the conference launch. The 12-15 Workgroup will consist of energy leaders drawn from academia and industry in the US, China, and India. The group will discuss, through telephone conferences on a quarterly basis, the state of the field in the demand and supply sides of clean energy development, challenges to innovation in energy research and development, and how demand, knowledge and resources in India and China may inform solutions to these challenges. The group will also design the research agenda for an independent Global Energy Research Institute. Specifically, the consultant will be responsible for the drafting of several deliverables for presentation at the December 2008 conference will include: i) white papers on the latest advances in and application of energy generation, conservation, and storage technologies; and ii) a research agenda for the establishment of a Global Energy Research Institute in MA to focus on building cross-platform research and R&D links with China and India. Successful candidates will have worked for several years in the energy industry, and ideally possess substantive knowledge relating to China and/or India. MIC is searching for highly motivated and independent individuals with the ability to write concisely and to manage international teams. The weekly work load will average 10-12 hours, with some variation as work approached the December 2008 Conference. Competitive compensation. Interested applicants please contact: Ms. Helena Joseph 18 Tremont Street, Suite 930 Boston, MA 02108 Phone (617) 778-1500 Fax (617) 778-1505 Email hjoseph@massinsight.com Green Initiative Project Manager This is a position requiring a strong background in providing technical assistance to, and coordinating training for community-based youth development organizations. The Green Initiative Project Manager must also have working knowledge of affordable housing development, and be articulate about the costs and benefits of green building. The Project Manager will work on all aspects of assisting YouthBuild sites advance their practice of green building, including the use of renewable energy; and establish pathways for students and graduates to enter the green industry. If you are interested in applying for this position or other available positions at YouthBuild USA, please visit our website at www.youthbuild.org. To apply for this position go to www.youthbuild.org/apply or send your cover letter and resume to: Human Resources, YouthBuild USA, 58 Day Street, P. O. Box 440322, Somerville, MA 02144. Please submit resumes by March 3, 2008. YouthBuild USA is an equal opportunity employer Office manager/bookkeeper needed for high energy recycling company. Save That Stuff Inc, 24 Bunker Hill Industrial Park Boston, MA 02129 Fax 617.214.0294 Description: Save That Stuff is a leading waste management company that helps over a two thousand New England businesses and institutions safely and efficiently handle their recyclable and compostable materials. We are seeking an experienced office manager/bookkeeper to round out our team. The role includes: • managing payroll and employee benefits • overseeing accounts receivable • processing monthly bills and reports • assisting with and providing general office support Required skills: • excellent verbal and written communication skills • efficiency in all components of MS Office • record-keeping and bookkeeping experience a must • experience with high volume environments preferred • proficiency with QuickBooks required Keys to success: The office manager will be a key representative of the organization, taking phone calls, interfacing with clients and partners, etc. In order to be successful, this individual must share our deep commitment to excellent customer service. The ideal candidate is extremely well-organized, with a good understanding of process flow and information flow. We are a small core team, working in a highly collaborative environment. The ideal candidate will be able to work well with others, but also be extremely self-directed. Ours is a highly entrepreneurial environment, requiring a systematic approach to processing requests, and an ability to prioritize, combined with the flexibility and poise to handle last minute needs. Please email a brief cover letter (PDF), resume and salary history to info@savethatstuff.com. No phone calls please. Title: Program Officer Org. Type: Foundation Location: NY, NY Salary: $75K-$90K RESPONSIBILITIES: Reporting to the Program Director, the Program Officer will assist in the planning, design, management and evaluation of all grants made by the program. S/he will research and conduct outreach on environmental change policies and the issues faced by organizations working in this arena. S/he will have primary responsibility for routine management and oversight of ongoing programs, and will work closely with the Program Director and the Program Review Committee to identify new funding opportunities. Lastly, s/he will develop and implement innovative strategies to accomplish the initiative’s mission. QUALIFICATIONS: The position requires an advanced degree (MA, MS or PhD in environmental studies, natural resource economics, engineering, energy, public policy, etc). S/he will have excellent administrative, time management skills, an ability to plan, organize and follow through on the grant making process. Foundation experience related to the environment and/or energy welcome to apply. Exciting opportunity for some domestic and international travel. If you think this opportunity may interest a qualified colleague, please forward this email. If you are interested in pursuing this career opportunity, please send a cover letter and resume to hgleason@nonprofitstaffing.com Evaluation Manager – Resume Deadline April 7, 2008 Vermont Energy Investment Corp. This new position will provide strategic direction, guidance and management for all evaluation work related to VEIC’s contract to administer Efficiency Vermont (EVT). Responsibilities include managing development of demand-side resource measure characterizations, the annual EVT savings claim verification process, input on Vermont Department of Public Service’s evaluation planning and work, development of measurement and verification plans and procedures for participation in the ISO-New England forward capacity market, and identification and development of internal market research tasks and/or other forms of evaluation. Serves as the primary liaison for evaluation and related technical issues with staff or Vermont’s Department of Public Service and Public Service Board. Also provides strategic technical guidance Who We Are: VEIC is a non-profit energy services organization that promotes energy efficiency and renewable energy. We advance our mission through a dynamic combination of activities, including delivering Vermont’s statewide energy efficiency utility (Efficiency Vermont), efficiency programs, performance contracting, and consulting on utility DSM programs (in more than 20 states since 1988). We’re looking for energetic, enthusiastic individuals with a commitment to reducing the monetary and environmental cost of energy use to join our great team. All of our positions require exemplary written and oral communication skills, including superior proficiency with word processing and spreadsheet software, strong interpersonal skills, the ability to handle multiple tasks and competing priorities, and proven ability to be organized, detail oriented and accurate. Compensation, Benefits, & Work Environment: VEIC offers very competitive salaries and excellent benefits, including 30 days of paid annual leave. We expect work to be challenging, rewarding and fun. We are not very hierarchical, preferring a more “family style†environment that emphasizes camaraderie and cooperation. We also expect you to have a life beyond the workplace. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. Location: Burlington is a beautiful college town on the shore of Lake Champlain (our offices overlook the lake and the Adirondack Mountains), just 30 minutes from skiing or hiking in the Green Mountains. As the largest city in Vermont, Burlington also has an unbelievable number of restaurants and cultural events. Big-city urges are also easily accommodated – Montreal is just a 90-minute drive, and Boston is four hours away by car. Respond with cover letter and resume to: resume@veic.org or mail to: VEIC Recruitment 255 South Champlain Street, Suite 7 Burlington, VT 05401 For more informatio
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after M.A. you can get a great job. you can aply for UGC test. after clear UGC test you can apply for collage lacturare. you become a profasser in collage . So studying is benefits for your life.
Friday, January 14, 2011
Where can I find nice and cheap accommodation suitable for international students in London
Where can I find nice and cheap accommodation suitable for international students in London?
I am coming for University of Westminster's MA Management Studies Program starting in Jan 2008. I need some nice and cheap options for accomodation near the Harrow Campus of the University. Please suggest. I will be really grateful for your co-operation.
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Google "london hostels".
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The generator, Tavistock place, Bloomsbury.
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cheap - london - is that possible? that can prove difficult. there is an apartment site with several options http://www.holiday-velvet.com/london
I am coming for University of Westminster's MA Management Studies Program starting in Jan 2008. I need some nice and cheap options for accomodation near the Harrow Campus of the University. Please suggest. I will be really grateful for your co-operation.
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Google "london hostels".
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The generator, Tavistock place, Bloomsbury.
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cheap - london - is that possible? that can prove difficult. there is an apartment site with several options http://www.holiday-velvet.com/london
Friday, January 7, 2011
I want to run a non profit. Should I get an MA in non profit management or an MPA or MPP
I want to run a non profit. Should I get an MA in non profit management or an MPA or MPP?
I want to run a non profit later in my career. Since i am in my mid 20's I figure now is the time to go back to school. I don't want to waste my time if I don't need a degree or by getting the wrong one.
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Many people who run nonprofit organizations have a degree in whatever the nonprofit's area of expertise is: education, theater, social work, public health, etc. So a better choice, in my opinion, would be for you to choose a Masters in the area of nonprofit work you want to specialize in, something that you feel passionate about and are ready to be "married" to. Coupled with a LOT of work experience at nonprofit organizations (including fundraising, marketing and financial management experience), as well as, perhaps, a certificate in nonprofit management, you might be a very attractive candidate for a board of directors to hire to head a nonprofit organization some day.
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It is not mandatory to have a degree to run a non profit.Only a zeal and commitment to the cause are necessary !!
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I am halfway through my MPA. There are several options. You never need a degree to run a non-profit but there are some courses that might be helpful. There are several other options as well. At my school there is also a certificate program for non-profit if you don't want the whole degree. Public policy, is more for the public sector areas like government. If that is your interest, go that route. If you want non-profit, go MPA and you might be able to work the certificate (emphasis basically) in non-profit management.
I want to run a non profit later in my career. Since i am in my mid 20's I figure now is the time to go back to school. I don't want to waste my time if I don't need a degree or by getting the wrong one.
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Many people who run nonprofit organizations have a degree in whatever the nonprofit's area of expertise is: education, theater, social work, public health, etc. So a better choice, in my opinion, would be for you to choose a Masters in the area of nonprofit work you want to specialize in, something that you feel passionate about and are ready to be "married" to. Coupled with a LOT of work experience at nonprofit organizations (including fundraising, marketing and financial management experience), as well as, perhaps, a certificate in nonprofit management, you might be a very attractive candidate for a board of directors to hire to head a nonprofit organization some day.
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It is not mandatory to have a degree to run a non profit.Only a zeal and commitment to the cause are necessary !!
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I am halfway through my MPA. There are several options. You never need a degree to run a non-profit but there are some courses that might be helpful. There are several other options as well. At my school there is also a certificate program for non-profit if you don't want the whole degree. Public policy, is more for the public sector areas like government. If that is your interest, go that route. If you want non-profit, go MPA and you might be able to work the certificate (emphasis basically) in non-profit management.
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Any opinions on Water Management in Boston, MA
Any opinions on Water Management in Boston, MA?
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My opinion is that the water there has to taste better than it does here in Southern california. Thats all I got. GL lol
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My opinion is that the water there has to taste better than it does here in Southern california. Thats all I got. GL lol
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