The cost of living between Ecuador and the United States shows several differences, but this essay is going to focus on two of the most common ones. The first one is the rental price of an apartment and the second one is the cost of clothing and shoes.…
Education is available worldwide, every country has education, some it’s harder to get to than most. Many educations around the world are free, in the united states you get a choice, from free to paying for the proper education. However, in El Salvador you have to pay for your education no matter what grade level you are attending. In the United States and El Salvador there are three types of ways to build your education, public, private, and homeschooling. Still America has a better education system compared to El Salvador.…
Students in foreign countries are more intelligent than students in the United States. Students in Singapore and several other Asian countries significantly outperform American students. The students in foreign countries standardized test results are much higher than the students in America. American schools underpay their teachers which means they will only teach the students as much as they feel they are worth. Foreign countries…
First of all, education increases long term economic, social and personal gain for individuals, families, friends, communities and the development of a nation. How you ask? Well to achieve this there must be a minimum standard of education and enough levels of literacy, numeracy and life skills to enable people to lift themselves out of absolute poverty and start a happier, better life knowing that they are able to provide food, water, shelter, clothing and yes, even education for their families thanks to the hard earn money they received from their full-time jobs.…
The United states is where individuals are able to get access to a quality education. In addition, living in the United states provides access to a free education up to high school and upon successful completion of…
Globalization has become one of the major controversies in the world. Globalization is the process of the world interchanging views, products, ideals, and culture. For many people they view globalization with a negative impact, but for the rest of us we see the globalization as more good then bad. Not only has it brought the governments of different nations together but it but has also brought people closer to each other, and has open minds to new ideals. Trade is one of the things globalization has impacted.…
In Mexico, the stats show that in a particular area in Mexico, out of 134,704 potential teachers, only 0.2 percent of them qualified to be able to teach a quality education. In many other places around the world, the education system is not created to help the people with promising careers. In fields like Medicine, Law, and business the institutions aren't as technologically advanced as American institutions so coming to America gives an option to living a successful life for not only the student alone but also their families.…
Ecuador has a strong legal and regulatory framework and solid institutional development compensates for a relatively weak investment climate.…
We know that education is an important element in life; however, how that education is acquired, will determine your success in life: Some people have the chance in life to attend a public school, others to attend a private school, and others are given the chance to study abroad, like myself, but this process is not always easy. Nevertheless, as I was growing up and being exposed to different experiences and life perspectives, it created obstacles in my education, changing the idea of what was important and matter to me; being born in a Chinese family and born in Venezuela, and the chance to be exposed to the American culture help me to find what I truly wanted for my education and my future, and overcome the challenges that presented along the process.…
It allows students to open their mind and see how the living standards are in that country. They see with their own eyes and feel how these children live everyday in poverty but still remain happy. They are able to pay hundreds of dollar for a plane ticket to Costa Rica and should be grateful because these foreign children might not even be able to receive three meals a day. There is nothing wrong with leaving the country and helping others, but it is how you interpret the experience. Success is not determined whether you are able to afford a plane ticket but rather how on the flight back to their beloved home, are able to reflect on this experience, which most students fail because they do not balance their personal desires. In the end, “Kids don’t know how to connect these experiences to the rest of their lives, to the bigger picture,” they just see it as an act of kindness what will look great in their college applications…
Many countries these days have switched from a command to a more market orientated economy. This process is called a transition in which many countries have taken, including Ecuador. Prior to being a market economy, Ecuador was once a command economy which is an economy that has all its decisions made by a central government such as: what to produce, how to produce it, and for whom to produce. Ecuador’s economy depends heavily on petroleum production and exports of agricultural commodities and seafood [1] .…
In “Beyond borders: What it means to be a global citizen” by Drew Noble Alexander discusses described global citizen and the positive impact on the society and an individual’s success. Global citizen, based on his opinion, are people who studied out of their own country. He stated: “They will need to innovate, work collaboratively and creatively, across borders and disciplines, and with ethics” which implies that a global citizen has the skills and attitude to be successful. To support his idea, he provides his experience with international education to emphasize how being a global citizen prepares them for the developing…
On the other hand, a great many of students will be faced so many psychological problems, such as lonely and helpless. Those international students first into a new environment, they are not easy to adapt this environment. Most of them feel lonely and homesickness. A further disadvantage is that the cause fees is very high, which is a very heavy costs to the average families. If some students not work hard in foreign country, they will fail their causes, as a result they will waste a big part of their parents savings.…
In the last 34 years, since Ecuador returned to democracy and changed to the US Dollar for currency in 2000, life and the economy has drastically improved. Although Ecuador is still considered to be a poor country compared to “Westernized” countries its economy is ranked 8th in Latin America; includes Central and South America.…
The Top Four Emerging Markets for International Student Recruitment, identified Vietnam as one of four emerging markets for international student recruitment, along with Brazil, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey. Education Agents Research Presentation: http://www.slideshare.net/ICEFmonitor/languages-canada-2012working-with-agents Brazil: There are 4,201 Brazilian students in USA Undergraduate, 3,019 Brazilian students in the U.S. in Graduate Programs, Brazil is the country that sends the most students to the U.S. in South America, total number of Brazilian students in the U.S. is 8767, Business & Management is the main area of study of Brazilians in the U.S, California is the most popular destination for Brazilian students, the U.S. is the most popular destination for Brazilians who want to study abroad, the number of American students in Brazil increased by 7.1%, there is a great incentive for exchanges between American and Brazilian universities, international students contribute with $7.6 billion to the American economy. There was an increase of 15.7% of Brazilian students that come study in the United States. There are 47.9% of Brazilian students in graduation programs, 34.4% of students doing Master and PhD and 15.7% of students in other higher education programs. As you know we have about 6/7 students from Brazil. So, it´s clear that even we would got 100 students from the 8767 it would still almost nothing. Brazilian students studying abroad continues to skyrocket through the Science Without Borders program. With 6,700 Brazilians currently studying…