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help please
Sat, 2008-01-26 03:19
Dear Fellows Can any one please guide me
A------------ I got option of Further educationin in 2 Universities.
1-MSc Project Management Reading University School of Construction Management.
2- MSc Construction Management City University London
I want to start my career as Planner or Planning Engineer ,which MSc will suit my career?
B------------What is difference between Planner and Planning Engineer.
I hope you will spare some time for me
Regards
Nadeem Akram
Senior Engineer
Building
London
A------------ I got option of Further educationin in 2 Universities.
1-MSc Project Management Reading University School of Construction Management.
2- MSc Construction Management City University London
I want to start my career as Planner or Planning Engineer ,which MSc will suit my career?
B------------What is difference between Planner and Planning Engineer.
I hope you will spare some time for me
Regards
Nadeem Akram
Senior Engineer
Building
London
Wed, 2008-08-20 13:16
#1
Hello Mr Shagger
You forgot to mention that:
You have more chance of being mugged for your 5 quid replica rolex than anywhere else.
The cost of any reasonable accomodation is beyond anyones wildest dreams.
The alternative of living in the outer regions means commuting in - roll up for a sniff of the worlds armpit.
Otherwise its great - says I from the leafy regions of Suffolk.
Best regards
Mike Testro
Ps Please dont get parranoid if you think I may be shadowing your entries - I will soon get bored of it.
PPs Just because you are paranoid it doesnt mean they are not out to get you.
You forgot to mention that:
You have more chance of being mugged for your 5 quid replica rolex than anywhere else.
The cost of any reasonable accomodation is beyond anyones wildest dreams.
The alternative of living in the outer regions means commuting in - roll up for a sniff of the worlds armpit.
Otherwise its great - says I from the leafy regions of Suffolk.
Best regards
Mike Testro
Ps Please dont get parranoid if you think I may be shadowing your entries - I will soon get bored of it.
PPs Just because you are paranoid it doesnt mean they are not out to get you.
Wed, 2008-08-20 03:11
#2
hi mr nadeem, good day
your Q:
A------------ I got option of Further educationin in 2 Universities.
1-MSc Project Management Reading University School of Construction Management.
2- MSc Construction Management City University London
my answer:
no.2 because (i)there re more fish n chip shops in london than the rest of UK, (ii) therere more kebab shops in london than in the whole egypt (iii) you will realise that it is safe to sit at top upperdecker bus even theres no driver up there (iv) you will keep on hearing "Mind the Gap" even after you leave UK
hempfully,
smilingshagger
your Q:
A------------ I got option of Further educationin in 2 Universities.
1-MSc Project Management Reading University School of Construction Management.
2- MSc Construction Management City University London
my answer:
no.2 because (i)there re more fish n chip shops in london than the rest of UK, (ii) therere more kebab shops in london than in the whole egypt (iii) you will realise that it is safe to sit at top upperdecker bus even theres no driver up there (iv) you will keep on hearing "Mind the Gap" even after you leave UK
hempfully,
smilingshagger
Mon, 2008-03-10 03:51
#3
Hi Nadeem,
I dont know whether this is going to be in time to be any use to you, but the best idea is probably to look at the detailed syllabus for each course and choose the one you think will be most useful. Having said that, youll probably find that both courses have their strengths and weaknesses, so go for the one you think youll enjoy most.
Chris Oggham
I dont know whether this is going to be in time to be any use to you, but the best idea is probably to look at the detailed syllabus for each course and choose the one you think will be most useful. Having said that, youll probably find that both courses have their strengths and weaknesses, so go for the one you think youll enjoy most.
Chris Oggham
Thu, 2008-03-06 01:35
#4
Dear Nadeem,
I dont think that there is a difference between Planning Engineer & Planner. But ofcourse there is a difference between a scheduler & planner.
Regarding the two options you mentioned above for education, I already contacted reading university for the same course for me & I found it great but I dont have information about the city university.
Best Regards,
I dont think that there is a difference between Planning Engineer & Planner. But ofcourse there is a difference between a scheduler & planner.
Regarding the two options you mentioned above for education, I already contacted reading university for the same course for me & I found it great but I dont have information about the city university.
Best Regards,
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