Scholarship in Korea 2014-2015

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Did I already say ever?

*DJU-ASEAN Scholarship*

Scholarship in Korea for Government Employees 2014-2015

KOICA Scholarship Grants for Government Employees

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We are pleased to inform you that the deadline for the following courses has been extended:

Course: KOICA-Yonsei Master’s Degree Program in Community Development Leadership
Institute: Graduate School of Government and Business, Yonsei University
Duration: August 2014 – December 2015 (16 months)
Deadline: 18 June 2014

Course: KOICA-Chonnam Master’s Degree Program in Community Development Leadership (KOICA MBA Program for Leaders for Regional Innovation and Sustainable Economic Development)
Institute: Graduate School of Business, Chonnam National University
Duration: August 2014 – December 2015 (16 months)
Deadline: 18 June 2014

And for the KOICA-Yeungnam Master’s Degree Program in Community Development Leadership, application period ends on 11 July 2014.

Institute: Graduate School of Government and Business, Yeugnam University
Duration: October 2014 – February 2016 (17 months) Deadline: 11 July 2014

Should you have questions, kindly get in touch with Ms. Maria Regina P. Arquiza at 403-9780 or send her an e-mail at regina_talon@yahoo.com.

We look forward to receiving your applications in due time.

Thank you.

(Repost from Pinoy Scholars in Korea)

Even if no man is an island...

The least I would like to witness is for myself asking for donations. Not that I'm proud. It's just because, once in my life I had been an able, productive worker.

A well-thought out financial plan: a mix of investments, savings, liquidity, and insurance would keep one ahead of many financial stressors.  

Bringing Home the People

If you are an OFW and mayroong konting dependents lamang, there is a savings strategy and facility that will allow you to go back home in just after 7 years of working.

You will be self-sustaining, receiving monthly interest earnings, with full health coverage.

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No one is exempted from the need to save

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but in my heart of hearts, I have to say that half of life's misfortunes are of our [own] doing. We can never blame that half to others, or make asa to the government for at least half the reparation. The half: is in our hands.

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