BUSINESS SCHOOL OF LONDON APPOINTING AGENTS WORLWIDE  

Dear Sir,

We have a representative in London... If you can fix up an appointment for him it will be of help. Pls mail me the contact details at occ.chd@gmail.com

Regards
Sameer Verma
www.occ-india.com

Greetings from “THE OPTION” gateway abroad. We are happy to introduce ourselves as one of the upcoming education agents in the region of Coimbatore, Tamilnadu, India.

We assist students in assessing their educational and vocational interest and needs. With wide knowledge and experience, we belive we are perfectly palced to provide students with exactly the right service and assistance.

We would like to represent your colleges/university in our region and send our students to persue their education.

We look forward to work with you.

For THE OPTION

Preeth V
Option_adv@rediffmail.com
Ph: +918015522442

Dear Sir/Madam,

We are an education agent we wish to have more information. Please send details to college.universal@gmail.com

Thank you,

The Business School of London is an independent Higher Educational Institute registered with the Department for Innovation, Universities & Skills located at Bishopsgate in the City of London.UNITED kINGDOM.
 
The Business School of London currently offers ABE, ACCA, BCS, the Bachelor of Laws (LLB) (open learning) under the Northumbria University, BA (hons) in Strategic Administrative Management under Oxford Brooks University, the Bachelor of Laws (LLB), Master of Laws (LLM) under the University of London external programme  among other courses.

As part of our new marketing strategy we are recruiting new agents worldwide. If you are interested to become an agent please con tact us.

we look forward to work with you in future.

Francis Bios
principal
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We are one of the leading educational consultant here in Nepal. We have around 12 sub agents to gather the qualified students from all over the country. So sir as you have posted in agentschat.com. We are writing this mail for the agency for Nepal.

IBN Education Pvt. Ltd.
Siddi Binayak Bhawan (First Floor)
Putalisadak-31, Kathmandu, Nepal
Phone:+977-1-2120730
Fax      :+977-1-4240818
Post Box No.20704, Kathmandu, Nepal.
E-mail: ibneducations@wlink.com.np
URL: http://www.ibneducation.com

Dear Officer,
A very Good Day to you
 
This is MAMTA MANN - (Director) NAMAN INTERNATIONAL STUDIES CONSULTANTS (Regd.), KARNAL HARYANA INDIA.
I would like to have an opportunity to work with you.
My company is dealing in International Education from the last 8 years.We had sent hundreds of students to Australia, UK AND CANADA to study in different colleges & universities.
As U KNOW RIGHT NOW UK has a very dynamic & flexible environment & UK Qualifications are recognized globally for high quality & excellence.Moreover, I went through the website of your college and I looked into the course details & course contents very thoroughly and concluded that the courses you are providing really cater to the study requirements of Indian students.
Finally, I hope to have a positive reply from your side. So that we can start a fruitful business very soon.

However, the educational system of London has largely stressed on the issues of education and a number of schools have long been in operation providing the young kids the type of primary education and formal training they need. The role of a school is greatly significant in the sense that it imparts education on the human minds, mostly in young ones. Education includes various ways of teaching, academics and learning various skills of respective specificities and it is in itself is much more profound and less tangible – imparting the right knowledge, patience, tolerance and wisdom. The role of school in giving education in a sense gives a person an orientation to the meaning of human culture including the indigenous culture from generation to generation.

Primary Education in a London based School:

England has already taken a giant leap in implementing “interactive teaching” in the National Literacy Strategy of England. Most of the primary schools have adopted what is called the interactive teaching. It has been a step of the National Literacy Strategy (NLS) Framework for Teaching and has been seen as one of the five points of “successful teaching”. This kind of a program for the welfare of the primary education in England was first introduced in September 1998 for the goal target of 80 per cent of the 11 year-olds attaining the standards of literacy expected for their age by the year 2002. All the London based primary schools more or less follow the implementation model of the ‘Framework for Teaching’ (DfEE, 1998).This kind of program has the provision of a number of “short-term learning objectives” to be undertaken each year for those between the ages of six and eleven. All the major London based schools follow the model of microteaching, the concept of which came from Flanders. These schools also present their expertise in the filed of interactive teaching by the process of ‘video stimulated reflective dialogue’ that helps the young children to have a grasp on their studies and education to great extent.

Another theory regarding the investigation of the condition of primary education in London as well in other parts of Britain was found out by Stubbs (1976) and Barnes (1976). In their research on the mode of communication and interaction in a classroom by the application of qualitative methodology they found out that there were various types of questions asked by the teacher were seldom a part of the normal conversation. It can be related to the findings of the French postmodern philosopher Michel Foucault regarding his theory on Discourse. In a classroom, a discourse is created where the authority of the teacher becomes that of the controlling factor and as a result there comes a power relation in between. Stubbs and Barnes showed the way through the discussion of the students in groups, which enable them to interpret and create meanings for themselves.

A few primary London based schools:

»Public Schools Grammar Schools

»Dame Schools Ragged Schools

»Acworth School Kings wood School

»Haberdashers' Aske's School St Paul's School

»Hailey bury School Westminster School

»International School of London

»Cheltenham Ladies College North London Collegiate School

»Christ's Hospital Roe dean School

»Edinburgh Academy Rugby School

»Eton College Shrewsbury School

Types of Schools for Higher Studies

London being one of the busiest and most important cities of the world, one can find all types of schools in London specialized in various fields of studies and academics. The following are some of the types of schools:

(a) Schools for the study of Economics: Among the Economic schools in London, the most deserved one is the London School of Economics. This is one of its own unique school specialized in the studies of economics and other social sciences. The standard academic study of economics is undoubtedly one of the top in the world and this school attracts thousands of foreign students each year.

(b) Schools for Business Studies: London Business School has been consistently ranking as one of the top business schools in a worldwide basis. Each year over 800 students completes their study of MBA (Masters in Business Administration) from this school.

(c) Science, Mathematics and Technology Studies: The London School of Mathematics, Science and Technology specialize in research, postgraduate teaching, and consultancy in Mathematics, Science, Geography, Business and Economics, Information Communications Technology.

(d) Film Schools of London: There is a number of leading film schools from where hundreds of film students specialized in the fields of editing, scriptwriting, cinematography, is graduated every year. London Film Academy is one of the leading film schools.

(e) Cultural Studies: The London School of Culture, Language and Communication covers the most contemporary issues of culture, its studies and the literary, sociological, aesthetic and political implications.

Among others are: The London School of English (English language studies), The School of Oriental and African Studies (Oriental Studies), London School of Theology, London School of Music (for classical as well as modern music).

Related Topics:

»London School for Arts

»London School for Science

»London School for Films

»London School for Music

»London School for Jewish Studies

»London School for Economics

»London School for Economics and Political Science

»London School for Business

»London School for English Language

»London School for Oriental Studies

»London School for Occidental Studies

»London School for Primary Education

»London School for Secondary Education

»London School for Higher Education

»London School for Adult Education

»London School for Boys

»London School for Girls

»London Coeducational School

»London School for Advanced Studies

»London School of Sound

»London School Osteopathy

»London School for Cycling

»London Public School

»London School of Philosop

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