Prospector
Not a scaredy cat anymore
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Um, it isnt all that hidden really.
Um, it isnt all that hidden really.How can i be racist if its my own race? i said MOST, and there is a small percentage of us who actually are ambitious.
I think you are infact the racist one, there is def hidden racisim in ur posts and even the whole idea of this thread, your very anti foreginers if im reading between the lines correctly.
lets be real here anyway, this is FACT that 40% of uni students drop out of there course before the end of the first year.
I am not surprised, if their grasp of spelling and grammar is as bad as yours. They should be weeded out before they get there.
Sorry, i didnt realise i was writing an english essay. sure thansk calliope pointing out that, !
Digging a deeper hole there!
It both amuses and annoys me that whenever someone gets criticised online for spelling or grammar, they retort with "I'm not writing a _______" Basic communication skills are a sign of good education. For someone who has passed that, there should be no additional thought or effort required to write something that is clear and free from errors.
Maybe that should put that in the guidelines and rules for ASF forums. repeated grammatical errors will result in banning?
As administrator I am unfortunately exposed on a daily basis to the regrettable spelling and grammar of some of ASF's posters. This thread is my attempt to improve people's literacy levels and consequently improve the level of posting on ASF. Take pride not just in what you say, but how you say it.
Personally i think i still receive a C+. Thats a pass.
I think you two should start a thread about it, im sure it would generate great interest.
Personally i think i still receive a C+. Thats a pass.
I don't think i have enough kleenx's for everyone.
Bait is in the water.
Bait is in the water.
I don't think i have enough kleenx's for everyone.
Alright, I'll bite:.
But you appear to have enough grammar and spelling errors for all of us.
As usual what you are saying makes a lot of sense. When I was at Uni, none of the now fashionable Mickey Mouse degrees existed. In those days the idea of a degree was to gain a profession that could earn you a living.
What mickey mouse degrees are you referring to? Aren't most degrees now designed to earn a living?
in order to get any work as a paramedic, you need the driver training. So now the degree is essentially useless for getting work, and graduates will need to get external driver training before getting a job
Don't you think that rather confirms Calliope's point then? You get a degree in a particular discipline, except that when you graduate, you can't be employed in the area. I would have thought that if the Unis were anywhere near 'employment ready' then the driving course would be part of the subject. But Unis aren't really there to turn out people who are job ready, are they!
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