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powergirl
I happened to hear abt a course"ILB".May I know more abt this course??
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Discussion Overview
The discussion revolves around the course referred to as "ILB" and its relevance for pursuing careers, particularly in foreign countries. Participants explore the nature of the course, its recognition, and its necessity alongside engineering degrees.
Discussion Character
- Exploratory
- Debate/contested
- Homework-related
Main Points Raised
- Some participants inquire about the specifics of the "ILB" course and its purpose.
- One participant suggests that "ILB" might refer to International Baccalaureate courses, which are recognized for university admissions internationally.
- Another participant mentions that a person indicated the necessity of studying "ILB" in addition to engineering for job opportunities abroad.
- Contrarily, some participants express skepticism about the necessity of the course for employment, suggesting it is primarily for educational purposes.
- There is confusion regarding the definition of "ILB," with one participant noting a lack of information available online.
- Participants discuss technical issues related to post editing and moving threads, indicating a side conversation about forum functionality.
- One participant speculates that the course might relate to demonstrating proficiency in the English language.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
There is no consensus on the nature of the "ILB" course or its necessity for job prospects in foreign countries. Multiple competing views remain regarding its purpose and relevance.
Contextual Notes
Participants express uncertainty about the specific content and requirements of the "ILB" course, and there are unresolved questions about its implications for career advancement.
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dontdisturbmycircles
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Maybe you mean International Baccalaureate courses? www.ibo.org.
I think the main purpose of it is that it is internationally recognized, i.e. you can go to University in a different country with an IB diploma.
I think the main purpose of it is that it is internationally recognized, i.e. you can go to University in a different country with an IB diploma.
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powergirl
One person told me that for getting job in foreign countries we have to study this course in addition to engineering...
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dontdisturbmycircles
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I can't say for sure but I don't believe so. I believe it is only for going to school in different countries. I am sure you can find info about it on their website.
- #5
powergirl
Ok...Thanks anyway...
I'll check this on their website.
I'll check this on their website.
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dontdisturbmycircles
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No problem. :) It looks like they only have courses at the High School (and lower) level. I can confidently say that once you have a degree in Engineering, no employer is going to ask to see your high school diploma. If, on the other hand, you wanted to go to a school in the US, your country's high school curriculum may not match the US's. So the IB program basically gets you up to par with the best high schools in the world(Not saying they are in the US, I am Canadian :P.), therefore allowing you to apply to universities anywhere.
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powergirl
I happened to post 2 chemistry h.w q's in Advanced physics section.Can anyone help me to move that??
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dontdisturbmycircles
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Can you still press edit and then press delete at this time?
Then you can just 'move' them on your own.
Then you can just 'move' them on your own.
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powergirl
No that's not the matter.It's that...Is it required to study some correspondance course like ILB(I'm not sure wat this couse is...)while doing our B-tech or M-tech degree...for getting better jobs in foreign countries?
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powergirl
dontdisturbmycircles said:Can you still press edit and then press delete at this time?
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edit?where's that button?i can't see any...
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dontdisturbmycircles
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I think this question may be over my head, so I'll let someone else answer it. Sorry that I could not help, powergirl.
You should try to find out what 'ILB' stands for. Because I did a search on google and came up with nothing.
You should try to find out what 'ILB' stands for. Because I did a search on google and came up with nothing.
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dontdisturbmycircles
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On the bottom right of every post you make, you may have to go to your "preferences" or "user CP" at the top and change your skin to prime. Go to "options" and at the bottom there should be a part talking about skins... change it to 'PF prime'. Then you should see the "edit" button.
- #13
powergirl
OK...but am not able to press edit and delete at the same time...:(
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dontdisturbmycircles
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Well, then I am sure that someone will move them. Alternatively you could just post "Delete these please, I have already made new posts in the "other sciences" forum. And then go make 2 new posts in the other sciences forum. :P
- #15
powergirl
leave it...Thanks circles...:)
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dontdisturbmycircles
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powergirl said:
If you post a reply right now, you should be able to press edit, and then a new button will replace edit named "delete" next to "go advanced". Then you press "delete message" and press accept. Does that work?
Also, maybe we should move this to PM's if it gets much longer.
- #17
powergirl
dontdisturbmycircles said:
Yes,I did it atlast...
- #18
powergirl
I'm getting mad...hooo...better i must close this thread...grrrrrrr
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J77
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I doubt this is the international bacc. course, which is equivalent to a complete education from ages 11-18.powergirl said:
Sounds more like you're talking about a course to show you have a good understanding of the English language.
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powergirl
J77 said:
I didnt understand what U said..am sorry...May I know what u meant by saying the above quoted sentence??
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