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I feel that there is little to be done against such poor business and professional practices, outside of denouncing them in the strongest possible terms, and as frequently and by as many professionals as possible. Not only is it a discredit to translation as a serious profession – and one of enormous import, for where would we be today, knowledge-wise, without the gigantic contribution of translators? – but also a show of total disrespect for the target user of the end product.

Let me cite some cases in point to illustrate this “anything-goes” attitude toward translation. In “Deception” (USA, 2008), a movie starred by Ewan McGregor, Hugh Jackman and Michelle Williams, the character played by Ewan McGregor, Jonathan McQuarry, is an accountant performing corporate audits. In one of these audits, he comes in and is welcomed by an executive of the company, who sits him at a desk and tells him to ask the assistant controller for anything he, McQuarry, may need. All right, this is the setting. Now, how do you think that “assistant controller” was translated in the Spanish subtitles? It was translated as “Asistente de control”. Which is totally wrong. I should know, for I was, myself, a Bank’s controller’s assistant (ergo, an “asistente de control”) for almost two decades…..To explain it in simple terms: what McQuarry was told, in the movie, was audit SOP, or standard operating procedure: any documentation that he might need to see in the course of the audit, would be supplied by the “subgerente financiero” or the “subgerente de control” — i.e., a deputy controller of sorts, not a controller’s assistant, i.e., a controller’s secretary of sorts. It might be argued that the distinction does not affect the outcome of events in the movie; quite true. But it might affect the translation if it were part of another context; say, an accounting or audit report.

Which reminds me of yet another subtitling “jewel”: in “Live Free or Die Hard”, (USA, 2007), starring Bruce Willis, repeatedly (that is, definitely more than once during the movie) Fort Knox was translated in the subtitles as “Fort Kong” – how ignorant can you get? I refuse to insult my readership by expounding on this blunder…..

There is a widespread misconception going around, among self-declared translators and public alike, that it is enough to know or speak two – or more – languages to be able to translate professionally. Wrong. As completely wrong as stating that knowing how to write is sufficient to turn you into a writer. A huge amount of knowledge and skills must be acquired and are involved in being and becoming a translator – which is why, along with experience, professional credentials should always be required. While credentials may not be, per se, a guarantee of quality, they certainly go a long way towards assuring end clients that a well thought-out, researched product will be delivered. Something worth their money.

The liberalization of India’s industrial policy in 1991 was the catalyst for a wave of investment in IT and infrastructure projects. Rapid economic growth followed, sparking a surge in demand for skilled and educated workers. This, combined with the failure of the public system to provide high quality education and the growing willingness of the burgeoning middle class to spend money on schooling, has transformed India’s education sector into an attractive and fast-emerging opportunity for foreign investment.

Despite being fraught with regulatory restrictions, private investors are flocking to play a part in the “education revolution”. A recent report by CLSA (Asia-Pacific Markets) estimated that the private education market is worth around US$40 billion. The K-12 segment alone, which includes students from kindergarten to the age of 17, is thought to be worth more than US$20 billion. The market for private colleges (engineering, medical, business, etc.) is valued at US$7 billion while tutoring accounts for a further US$5 billion.

Other areas such as test preparation, pre-schooling and vocational training are worth US$1-2 billion each. Textbooks and stationery, educational CD-ROMs, multimedia content, child skill enhancement, e-learning, teacher training and finishing schools for the IT and the BPO sectors are some of the other significant sectors for foreign investment in education.

Opportunity beckons

The Indian government allocated about US$8.6 billion to education for the current financial year. But considering the significant divide between the minority of students who graduate with a good education and the vast majority who struggle to receive basic elementary schooling, or are deprived of it altogether, private participation is seen as the only way of narrowing the gap. Indeed, it is estimated that the scope for private participation is almost five times the amount spent on education by the government.

CLSA estimates that the total size of India’s private education market could reach US$70 billion by 2012, with an 11% increase in the volume and penetration of education and training being offered.
The K-12 segment is the most attractive for private investors. Delhi Public School operates approximately 107 schools, DAV has around 667, Amity University runs several more and Educomp Solutions plans to open 150 K-12 institutions over the next four years. Coaching and tutoring K-12 students outside school is also big business with around 40% of urban children in grades 9-12 using external tuition facilities.

Opening the doors

Private initiatives in the education sector started in the mid-90s with public-private partnerships set up to provide information and communications technology (ICT) in schools. Under this scheme, various state governments outsourced the supply, installation and maintenance of IT hardware and software, as well as teacher training and IT education, in government or government-aided schools. The central government has been funding this initiative, which follows the build-own-operate-transfer (BOOT) model, under the Sarva Shiksha Abhiyaan and ICT Schools programmes. Private companies such as Educomp Solutions, Everonn Systems, and NIIT were among the first to enter the ICT market, which is expected to be worth around US$1 billion by 2012.

For example, if you’re flexible and quick, there’s no reason not to follow a blitz with a roundhouse to the head. In keeping with the above rule however, I’d say at least avoid leading with a high kick.

If you want to follow the rule strictly, here are two great kicks for the street.

1) Muy Thai leg kick. You probably know what this is. It’s basically a roundhouse striking with the top of the foot and/or lower shin, delivered to the thigh (inside or outside, usually outside). I knew a guy from Virginia Beach who used to fight full contact kick boxing. He said he once saw a guy in a match get leg kicked so hard the guy threw up. That’s a hard kick.

Fighter’s can toughen up for it, but there’s only so much you can do. Just think of the effect on someone who’s not used to that sort of thing. Another thing to recommend it is that you’re not causing serious injury, but you can demoralize the heck out of the other guy. Two or three good kicks and he may decide to call it a day and leave you alone.

2) This one’s not very nice, and it will cause serious injury. Instep kick to the knee. It’s low and fast. You don’t need to have great flexibility and the risk of getting your leg grabbed is just about zero. It’s a stomping kick so it has power enough to actually break someone’s leg.

When I teach a self-defense seminar, this is the only kick I show them. If I’m doing a seminar at a corporation or large firm, most of the attendees aren’t very athletic, and aren’t dressed for a street fight, so this is an easy one for them to learn and practice. I have them begin by stomping on the floor so they get the motion, then I demonstrate the kick slowly on a volunteer. After that, I have them practice alone – not on a partner.

First, you should know that in 2007 (that last year we have for these numbers), approximately 1.5 million students were taught at their own homes. This was a 36 percent increase over the previous numbers in 2003. We can estimate that today, that number is approaching 2 million students.

Why such a startling increase? Although there are almost as many reasons as there are students, the most common reasons can also be determined by currently-available statistics. The Department of Education reports that 36 percent of students have parents who are concerned about giving their kids moral or religious instruction; 21 percent are concerned about peer pressure or drugs in public schools. About 17 percent said they were dissatisfied with the academic instruction available at public schools. And 7 percent of parents said they were interested in a nontraditional education method.

What’s more, it’s likely that the government is actually underestimating the number of homeschooled children. This is because in many states, there is no requirement for the parents to report on their children’s progress. The official government numbers vary from year to year, but regularly show something like 2 or 3 percent involved in homeschooling. In reality, though, this number could easily be as high as 5 or even 6 percent. If it is this high, this is a mind-blowing number!

So let’s say you’ve gotten discouraged with the public school system and have decided to give homeschooling a try. First, make sure you understand your particular state’s rules regarding homeschooling. It’s important that you follow these rules to the letter, because there are a lot of anti-homeschooling forces that would love to shut you down. Make sure you’re following any state-prescribed curriculum and if your state requires any kind of certification, that you or your tutor has it.

And don’t assume that because a friend in one state told you something is required that the same holds true in your state. There are vast differences from state to state. For instance, in Florida, parents can homeschool, but there is a direct reporting requirement. This includes an annual evaluation of their children’s progress, given by the local school district.

In other states, such as California and Alaska, there are even homeschool public schools and homeschool charter schools. These are homeschooling families who enroll their students in state-approved classes, but they allow their students to take these classes in a distance-learning context.

In this respect, looking into how colleges are operated from a financial standpoint and knowing which institutions are provided the most funding may help identify which college may be able to grant the most financial assistance or offer partial to full scholarships to those that will qualify. Larger amounts of funding usually translate to better facilities, building maintenance, research grants, personnel, and faculty – all intended as investments in achieving better quality education.

Funding for colleges come in the form of endowments such as financial grants, donations, tuition fees, and government subsidies. Both public and private colleges receive endowments. The following is a list of the top ten private colleges according to endowment market value and assets as reported by the National Association of College and University Business Officers (2009):

1. Harvard University – established in 1636 and situated in Cambridge, Harvard has the highest recorded amount of endowments, set at USD 36.5 billion. Its schools in business, law, medicine, education, and engineering are among the most highly regarded in the academe. To date, Harvard’s student body has grown to 20,000 while over 2,000 comprise its faculty.

2. Yale University – with endowments of USD 22.9 billion, Yale is located in New Haven, Connecticut and is home to professional schools in public health, environmental studies, management, music, architecture, drama, management, law, and medicine. Its Graduate School of Arts and Sciences offers courses in arts, philosophy, engineering, and science.

3. Stanford University – founded in 1891, the student body at Stanford in California has grown to over 14,000 in 2008. Endowments of up to USD 17.2 billion provide for its graduate school of business, schools of education, engineering, earth sciences, humanities, law, and medicine. Continuing studies also form an integral part of Stanford’s set of academic programs and caters to about 9,000 students to date.

4. Princeton University – claiming university status in 1896, Princeton dubs itself as a research university, with endowments pegged at USD 16.3 billion. Located in Princeton, New Jersey, the Princeton School of Engineering and Applied Science offers both undergraduate and graduate studies in the fields of chemical, mechanical and aerospace, civil and environmental, and financial engineering. Interdisciplinary programs also offer degrees in many fields including anthropology, comparative literature, philosophy, languages, and finance.

5. Massachusetts Institute of Technology – perhaps the most prominent technical college in the US, the MIT in Cambridge is associated with earning degrees in science and engineering, although the list of programs also include pursuits in anthropology, literature, media arts, history, linguistics, as well as music and theater arts. MIT endowments have reached USD 10 billion.

6. Northwestern University – with its main campus in Evanston in Illinois, Northwestern was founded in 1851 and has a recorded USD 7.2 billion worth of endowments. To date, the academic programs offered by this institution are lead by studies in communication, arts and sciences, music, and engineering. This university is also comprised of a Law School, the Feinberg School of Medicine, and the Kellogg School of Management.

7. Columbia University – with estimated endowments reaching USD 7.1 billion, Columbia in New York City features programs in liberal arts, public health, engineering, and applied sciences. Also offered are graduate studies in business, arts and sciences, journalism, as well as a school of law, public affairs, and nursing.

8. University of Chicago – founded in 1890 and situated in Hyde Park in Chicago, this university’s endowments is estimated at USD 6.6 billion. Available academic programs include studies in biological sciences, humanities, public policy, social services and administration, among others. The University of Chicago is also home to the Booth School of Business as well as the Pritzker School of Medicine.

9. University of Pennsylvania – comprised of about 10, 000 undergraduate students and with endowments amounting to USD 6.2 billion, the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia offers degrees in arts and sciences, engineering, medicine, nursing, and is home to the Wharton School of Business. Penn also offers interdisciplinary programs spanning medicine and engineering, management and international studies, as well as technology management.

10. University of Notre Dame – with endowments estimated also at USD 6.2 billion, this Catholic university was founded in 1842 and is located in Notre Dame, Indiana. Four colleges are found within the institution, offering degrees in arts and letters, business via the Mendoza College of Business, science, and engineering. Notre Dame also features a Law School, a School of Architecture, and a Graduate School offering courses in humanities, engineering, and social sciences.

While the value of private college funding may generally be viewed as exorbitant, those at the top of the list are often the same colleges that are able to waive tuition fees for admitted students whose family incomes are below a certain level. Such opportunities serve to be valuable to students that have worked well enough to earn their degrees in any college that they choose. Note, however, that the private colleges that are most funded are not necessarily listed under the best private colleges nor the best in value throughout the US. In selecting which private college is most suitable, students must also take into account other factors concerning coursework value, existing facilities, curricular and extra-curricular resources, and the like. It is also important to know the values of a college’s total endowment rate as compared to a college’s endowment rate per student, derived from dividing total endowments over the number of students enrolled. A college with a large endowment but with too many students may not always be able to provide the required financial support.

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More Americans are choosing to go to college more now than in the past. This really is due to many older Americans deciding to go back to school and pursue past dreams and passions. There’s also more opportunities readily available for financial aid and grants than there ever continues to be before.

The nation’s Center for Education Statistics expects to see a steady increase in colleges and project the numbers to increase by 13 to 20 percent in the next ten years. Recent statistics show that there have been 14 million students attending colleges in 2002 which figure increased to more than 17 million in 2004.

Based on enrollment records from 2004, here is the Top 10:

1. University of Phoenix Online: Total Student Population – 115,794

o The University of Phoenix Online is a for-profit online school that allows students to study at an accelerated pace with flexible scheduling. The courses and content allow students to earn a diploma a lot sooner and therefore are focused on jobs and careers.

2. Miami Dade College: Total Student Population – 57,026

o Miami Dade College is really a state-sponsored community college that provides associate’s degrees on eight different campuses and through Internet courses. In 2003, Miami Dade College also began offering Bachelor of Science degrees in education. Enrollment numbers are high because students can study at several different campuses plus they offer affordable courses to local residents with low-income or English as a second language.

3. Ohio State University, Main Campus : Total Student Population – 50,995

o Pitt University is a very large school and their undergraduate programs feature a lot more than 170 majors. Students have a wide variety of choices to choose from. They also offer exploration programs to assist students discover the major that’s right for them. Not only do they have a large number of undergraduate majors but they also have 110 graduate programs for students seeking a graduate degree. Ohio State is also common as they are a Big 10 school and they’re always ranked highly amongst the best nfl and college football teams.

4. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities : Total Student Population – 50,949

o The University of Minnesota is a public university and a land-grant college. There is a strong tradition of excellence in education and public service. They are one of the most highly ranked colleges with over 147 majors and a large number of courses. The University of Minnesota may be the nation’s top public research university and they feature state-of-the-art educational facilities for learning and research.

5. University of Texas at Austin: Total Student Population – 50,337

o Affectionately referred to as UT over the state of Texas, the University of Texas at Austin is the largest college in The University of Texas System. They’re a significant research campus plus they offer business, information and law, education and engineering programs.

6. Arizona State University, Tempe Campus: Total Student Population – 49,171

o The Tempe Campus may be the foundation of Arizona State University. The campus focuses on learning, development of new knowledge and service. The Tempe Campus opened in 1885 and is the most popular campus in the Arizona State University system.

7. University of Florida : Total Student Population – 47,993

o The University of Florida is Florida’s oldest and many comprehensive university. They are a perfect location for students studying for health professions and feature the McKnight Brain Institute and also the Genetics and Cancer Research Center.

8. Michigan State University: Total Student Population – 44,836

o Michigan State University continues to be a cutting-edge college with a global take over 150 years. MSU is also noted for its large study abroad programs, which ranks as one of the three largest within the nation.

9. Texas A&M University: Total Student Population – 42,435

o Texas A&M University offers more than 150 courses of study through a number of different colleges. They have awarded more than 320,000 degrees and most 70,000 graduate degrees. They also have incredible numbers on student retention rates.

10. University of Central Florida: Total Student Population – 42,465

o The University of Central Florida is found in Orlando. The goals of UCF include becoming the undergraduate education in Florida and get international prominence in graduate and research study.