WHY AFRICANS STUDENTS CHOOSE To Study in the Philippines | 4060fps
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 5. 09. 2024
- This video is about why some African students like me choose to study in the Philippines đ”đ
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I am now a nurse here in new york and yes back in college days i wasnt even reading my books and i am just listening to the lectures in manila. Its only during the board exam that i was forced to read 6 books. Lol sweet days back then.
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The Philippines supports education and pushes its citizens to become educated and successful! Our teachers are compassionate and dedicated and make sure every student will succeed! It's more fun loving in the Philippines!
This is interesting. In my experience, the education in the Philippines is more strenuous than the USA. The instructors there are more diligent on average.
Although I didn't do my post-secondary education in either country, I know several people who echoed the same sentiment.
The Philippines educational system makes sense. It is easy because you pay attention to your studies, and the content are geared towards understanding the main and important ideas.
Yes your country needs to change their educational system and should adopt to new generation..to keep updating..it should be more friendly to students to learn and enjoy studying and make it easy for them. Because we need to educate the students and understand them better bcoz that way they grow and learn and they can explore and soar high. Students should be motivated and not being oppressed by the standard.
You must R E A D! You will even do better. Itâs your frame of mind. Thenenerg6bin Philippines is to hav3 good relationships with people and study. Philippines is about staying in school. You can pass the entrance exam in many universities, but can you pass your subjects? Thatâs what I noticed with my nieces. They didnât perform similarly. One graduated within 4 years and made it to top 20 in national exam to be certified in her field. The other one took ten years because she worked full time in call centers... by the time she finished her BA, sheâs already in high management positions! The last one is still taking classes in business but is now managing my farm... deciding which fertilizers or other chemicals to buy based on quality, quantity and price. SO, getting into universities is not as hard, but passing your subjects, and persevering could be a BIGGER challenge. Enjoy the Philippines and make friends.
It's the first time am running into your channel. You really are right, am also studying in the Philippines and just like you said it's really easy to get into a university here unlike back home where you really have to pass you know. It's like their intentions is for you to really fail.
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@@Bamikole heard about the connections, giving bribe to university official just to get into the university anyway i got this information from my nigerian colleague here in the UK
Yeah some course (subjects) like the minor ones are easy to pass. Just listen to the lectures of your professors and just study their PowerPoints you can easily pass that course (subject). The thing is, the professors are actually teaching the most important things, they skip the redundant concepts or the things that you will not even need to know. They make it easy for the student to understand complex concepts for them to pass the course. The education system here in the country is somehow pro-students. They even give you 5 exams (chances) to pass the course. That's what I think, why most students from Africa tend to see that it is more easy to pass the courses here in the Philippines because they are used to just one exam (chance) which means you either pass or fail. And that's not good at all. It is putting too much pressure to students. Studying should be fun and enjoyable and stress-free. Just my two-cents. Great vlog btw. đ
The exams in Philippines is not easy too but they give you a lot of chances to make up from the 1st exam, the 2nd, the 3rd and finally the 4th and if you fail, the 5th is a especial exam to students that did not do well. Pass the 5th otherwise back to the same class next year. Glad you like to study in Philippines. Are leaving after graduation?
greetings sir!
even in my school nlac has many African students from south Africa, angola, Tanzania, and others.
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I don't understand why Nigeria Universities makes it hard for the students where they come to study and learn except those who aims to be a scientist which they should have an exemplary capabilities. I believe the effective way for a good education is to motivate the students and at the same let them enjoy their studies.
In the Philippines theory becomes actual application. Knowledge and skills are thought. You need to be alert. Redundancy is not being recognized.
Though it's common for the Universities in the Philippines to have 4 term exams in one semester. But there are few Universities that practice 2 term exams per semester.
Smart video. More Africans should be encouraged to come to the Philippines.
Hello there, why donât you guys run as a politician back in your country then maybe that way you can do some good change about the system and make things more easy for your fellowmen. Change will not happen if the government system work the same.
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dude can you make a video about what filipino think about a foreigner specially african
Sure
We like Africans
So educative
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I like you said " Patay na ako" very Filipino hahaha it's an expression
I don't know but I prefer written exam than objectives. It's more easy, you don't need to review, all you need is to listen and understand the whole topic. I hate objective, 400 questions in 1 semester is insane.
I donât understand an education system whoâs goal is for students to fail. Education should be a system where the students are being moulded. It is important that their studies and learning have to be retained in their minds and actions naturally. A countryâs educational system needs to make a goal where all their youth has to be successful, educated and will someday be a contributor & not a burden to the nation. Life is complex, some might learn fast but some might learn slow. Whatâs important is that they will have the opportunity to learn and choose what they want to learn,whenever they want. Being forced to depend oneâs studies and future in one exam seems absurd.
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Many foriegner studies here in the Philippines... To name a few Indians, pakistan, koreans, japanese.. etc.
I don't understand the rules on the JAMB and the Post JAMB! Why is your government making it arduous or really hard for Nigerian students to get to a university! I don't see any value in making education onerous to its citizens! Isn't it that the government should make every effort for its citizens to be productive as soon as possible so that they can contribute to the economy?! That's crazy man!
Good Info..
Like everywhere in the world should be, education in the Philippines is taken as both basic right and privilege. You are given the right to education and given privilege to choose your right course and school.
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You're welcome kapatid.
Probably they havnt realize the proportionality of number of college graduates and the amount tax that can be collected from professionals.
I heard that some African countries wants to have their own alphabets. That would be hard if suddenly they decided to study outside Africa
My brother it's not easy here in Nigeria oooo...imagine me coming to Nigeria after highschool in the Philippines...the waec was tough itself then JAMB was hell...then entrance exam is another thing of it's own...I thanked God I coped cause everything was so new and university is daaaaaammmmmnnn bad! They are designed to make you fail, I don't call them university I call them military school..but by the grace of God I've graduated and done the compulsory youth service as wellđđ....better graduate and do your service ooo Nigeria is waiting for youđđđ
Very funny guy
Hahahahaha patay na Ako ! Lol
Good day Bami Kole
Thank you so much Bami Kole for this video...i really leant a lot.
Please where is the Philippines embassy located in Abuja, I will be going for my interview this week and all my papers are complete. And this is the address of the embassy right.
No. 5 Vattern Cres, Maitama 900271, Abuja.
But in which of the state is it located please?
Bamburu, Mararaba, Gwarinpa, Gwagwalada, Maitama, Asokoro, Karu, Kubwa, Kurunduma, Jikwoyi, Masaka, New Nyanya, Karshi, Yoba, Zuba.
Grabe namn sa Bansa mo kuya hahah.... patay n ako haha
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What are you talking about? Top 3 universities in the Philippines itâs not easy to get in especially the free University. Maybe you talking about not so competitive colleges. I saw you guys went to AMA, Perpetual and so on. Our university is also hard. You should have good grades , pass the entrance exam before they can accept you.
I think he is talking about the system in their country, like it was created to make students fail. Thatâs why it is hard. Compare here in Ph where they just have to pass the entrance exam.
I am curious. If passing the exam in PH schools is much easier than in NG, would it mean that the "quality" of education (or graduates) in PH is subpar compared to NG?
No, in our university we also have 40 or 50 passing rate mostly technical programs,. It gets higher if the program has licensure exams you need to pass 90.
Maybe it's because we have more exams than them? Like we have atleast 4 exams, some schools have 5 exams. It means that our educational system is giving you 5 chances to pass the course everytime. Foreign students from Africa are so used to just one exam, meaning it is just one chance. You either pass or fail that exam. So unlike to their country, they find it more easier here. But that doesn't mean that the graduates are subpar. Well, we have so many professionals working abroad in every field. We are more than qualified plus we can speak English. đ
I think when he said easy it's like easy to understand means they do it in actual but in their country its more on written exam correct me if I'm wrong
Its easy because questions are practical and effective⊠easy but not compromising the quality of educationâŠ
The situation in your country i think is driven by Ego from the people who run the system.., they make it difficult for the students brcause students are the upcoming⊠people who are already finished thier college days will says.. I am more intellegent than this upcomiers⊠so they giving you a hard time to passâŠ
Sorry ..
Your Gov. / School System us giving you hard time to attain College Degree .
I want to ask you something privately bro
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Bro..why do you lie.... Nigerians are already smart......they dont need extra education.... just tell the truth, you came to the Philippines because the girls are nice..... be honest bro... đ€Ł
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Bakit tumira ka ba sa nigeria?
Yesss itâs true bro đ thatâs the main reason why I came because the females here will bend down for foreign men Easley
@@themilkman9412 well if youâre good looking and have fair skin like the western guys!đ€Łđ