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Influenza A - H1N1 - WHO Update 49

2009-06-17T10:03:00.005-04:00

Influenza A(H1N1) - WHO Update 49
15 June 2009 -- As of 17:00 GMT, 15 June 2009, 76 countries have officially reported 35,928 cases of influenza A(H1N1) infection, including 163 deaths.

United States of America - 17,855 Cases - 45 Deaths -

Link to WHO Update 49
http://www.who.int/csr/don/2009_06_15/en/index.html

11 June 2009 -- On the basis of available evidence and expert assessments of the evidence, the scientific criteria for an influenza pandemic have been met. The Director-General of WHO has therefore decided to raise the level of influenza pandemic alert from phase 5 to phase 6.

What this means for international students:

On present evidence, the overwhelming majority of patients experience mild symptoms and make a rapid and full recovery, often in the absence of any form of medical treatment.

The novel H1N1 virus preferentially infects younger people. In nearly all areas with large and sustained outbreaks, the majority of cases have occurred in people under the age of 25 years.

Most cases of severe and fatal infections have been in adults between the ages of 30 and 50 years.

Many, though not all, severe cases have occurred in people with underlying chronic conditions. Based on limited, preliminary data, conditions most frequently seen include respiratory diseases, notably asthma, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, autoimmune disorders, and obesity.

At the same time, it is important to note that around one third to half of the severe and fatal infections are occurring in previously healthy young and middle-aged people.

WHO continues to recommend no restrictions on travel and no border closures.

Globally, we have good reason to believe that this pandemic, at least in its early days, will be of moderate severity. As we know from experience, severity can vary, depending on many factors, from one country to another.

WHO has been in close dialogue with influenza vaccine manufacturers. Production of vaccines for seasonal influenza will be completed soon, and that full capacity will be available to ensure the largest possible supply of pandemic vaccine in the months to come.

Pending the availability of vaccines, several non-pharmaceutical interventions can confer some protection.

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WHO - Influenza A - H1N1 - Infection Update May 29, 2009

2009-05-30T12:39:00.013-04:00

29 May, 2009 - WHO Update 41
53 countries have officially reported
15,510 cases of influenza A H1N1 - infection, includes 99 deaths.

The vast majority of H1N1 Flu cases are very mild with the only inconveience being the time at home with flu symptoms. For international students planning to travel to study at a USA English school we recommend a little research before the final go/nogo decision. When travelling for 2 or 4 weeks students do not want to waste their travelling dollars being sick in quarantine.

International students should ask if there are any sick students at the English school, any students or teachers returning from Mexico at the English school or if any current students are in quarantine.

Link to WHO Update 41
http://www.who.int/csr/don/2009_05_29/en/index.html

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36 Countries officially report 8451 cases of influenza A (H1N1) Infection

2009-05-16T10:55:00.008-04:00

36 Countries officially report 8451 cases of influenza A(H1N1)Infection
16 May 2009 -- As of 07:00 GMT, 16 May 2009,

Acting WHO Assistant Director General Keiji Fukuda stated studies indicated a "significant number of people" have been infected and remain undetected or unconfirmed by laboratory tests.

World Health Organization H1N1 Flu Updates
http://www.who.int/csr/disease/swineflu/en/

WHO Map showing reported H1N1 Flu locations
http://new.paho.org/hq/swine_files/mapeng.htm

As at May 16, 2008 USA Cases: 4,714 - Mexico: 2,895 - Canada: 496

Mexico has reported 2895 laboratory confirmed human cases of infection, including 66 deaths. The United States has reported 4714 laboratory confirmed human cases, including four deaths. Canada has reported 496 laboratory confirmed human cases, including one death. Costa Rica has reported nine laboratory confirmed human cases, including one death.

Some Basic H1N1 Facts

How do people become infected with influenza A(H1N1)?

Outbreaks in humans are now occurring from human-to-human transmission. When infected people cough or sneeze, infected droplets get on their hands, drop onto surfaces, or are dispersed into the air. Another person can breathe in contaminated air, or touch infected hands or surfaces, and be exposed. To prevent spread, people should cover their mouth and nose with a tissue when coughing, and wash their hands regularly.

What are the signs and symptoms of infection?

Early signs of influenza A(H1N1) are flu-like, including fever, cough, headache, muscle and joint pain, sore throat and runny nose, and sometimes vomiting or diarrhoea.

Is there any confirmation of transmission between pigs and humans at this point?

No.

Why are we so worried about this pandemic possibility when thousands die every year from seasonal epidemics?

Seasonal epidemics occur every year and we are able to treat the virus with seasonal vaccines. A pandemic is a worldwide epidemic. It is a new virus and one to which the populations will have no immunity.

For international students planning to travel to study at a USA English school we recommend a little research before the final go/nogo decision.

International students should ask if there are any sick students at the English school, any students or teachers returning from Mexico at the English school or if any current students are in quarantine.

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3009 Human Cases of H1N1 Flu Infection in USA

2009-05-12T18:15:00.004-04:00

May 12, 2009, 11:00 AM ET
U.S. Human Cases of H1N1 Flu Infection
3,009 Confirmed Cases in 45 States, 3 deaths confirmed

The CDC anticipates that there will be more cases, more hospitalizations and more deaths associated with this new virus in the coming days and weeks because the population has little to no immunity against it.

Novel influenza A (H1N1) activity is now being detected in two of CDC’s routine influenza surveillance systems as reported in the May 8, 2009 FluView. FluView is a weekly report that tracks U.S. influenza activity through multiple systems across five categories.

The May 8 FluView found that the number of people visiting their doctors with influenza-like-illness is higher than expected in the United States for this time of year. Second, laboratory data shows that regular seasonal influenza A (H1N1), (H3N2) and influenza B viruses are still circulating in the United States, but novel influenza A (H1N1) and “unsubtypable”* viruses now account for a significant number of the viruses detected in the United States.

The CDC also has issued instructions on taking care of a sick person at home. Novel H1N1 infection has been reported to cause a wide range of symptoms, including fever, cough, sore throat, body aches, headache, chills and fatigue. In addition, a significant number of people also have reported nausea, vomiting or diarrhea. Everyone should take everyday preventive actions to stop the spread of germs, including frequent hand washing and people who are sick should stay home and avoid contact with others in order to limit further spread of the disease.

Influenza A(H1N1) - update 26
12 May 2009 -- As of 06:00 GMT, 12 May 2009, 30 countries have officially reported 5251 cases of influenza A(H1N1) infection. WHO is not recommending travel restrictions related to the outbreak of the influenza A(H1N1) virus.

For international students planning to travel to study at a USA English school we recommend a little research before the final go/nogo decision.

International students should ask if there are any sick students at the English school, any students or teachers returning from Mexico at the English school or if any current students are in quarantine.

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The I-20 Process

2009-02-20T20:19:00.006-05:00

The I-20 Process

The student submits a complete application for full-time study in the English Program.

The ESL English school sends an I-20 to the student.

The student pays the SEVIS fee.

The student requests a student visa from the United States Consulate or embassy in the home country.

The student enters the United States up to 30 days before the start date on the I-20

The student receives a stamp with the date of entry on the I-20 and I-94 card (given to all passengers on international flights into the US) when he or she enters the US.

The student reports to and attends the ESL English school.

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ACCET Criteria for USA ESL School Accreditation

2009-01-18T14:00:00.006-05:00

When looking to study at an English school in the USA one should start with the list of ACCET accredited English schools in the USA. Go to: http://www.accet.org

To be eligible for ACCET accreditation an ESL school must meet ACCET requirements - examples are:

1. It has an identified body of individuals actively involved in a prescribed learning format and setting. Programs offered must provide a clearly interactive component of educational methodology appropriate to the subject matter and expected training outcomes.

2. It meets applicable state licensing requirements.

3. It has a predominant portion of the participants involved in a continuing education experience convergent with those outlined in Document 24 - Profile of Institutional Clientele and Programs.

4. It can demonstrate continuous, on-going and successful operation of the institution in the delivery of education and/or training programs for at least two consecutive years immediately prior to application. At minimum, one graduating class must have completed their training.

5. It has not had a prior accreditation withdrawn from a nationally recognized accrediting agency, nor has it voluntarily withdrawn under a show cause action, within one year prior to application to ACCET.

6. It has been under the same ownership and/or control for at least two (2) years immediately prior to application. This requirement may be waived by the Commission upon provision of acceptable documentation.

7. It is an educational establishment that offers post secondary certificates, diplomas, or degrees up to the Associate's level.

8. It prescribes a correspondent time function of education and training offered in continuing education units, clock hours, or credit hours.

9. It offers education and training other than that required for academic credentials.

10. It agrees upon application and accreditation to abide by the ACCET Bylaws, Principles of Ethics, and Standards for Accreditation, policies and procedures and to support the goals and integrity of the accreditation process.

For the current and Full ACCET Eligibility criteria go to:
ACCET, 1722 N Street NW Washington, DC 20036 tel: 202-955-1113

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How to Find the Best USA ESL English Schools

2008-10-22T12:12:00.006-04:00

International students want to study at the best USA schools for ESL or English as a second language programs because they want to continue their studies at one of the best USA Univerity or College programs. All the best USA university, college and ESL programs are accredited by one of the U.S. Department of Education organizations.

An excellent place to start your search for a USA ESL English school is with an approved U.S. Department of Education organization that accredits the ESL schools.

The Accrediting Council for Continuing Education & Training (ACCET) is a voluntary group of educational organizations affiliated for the purpose of improving continuing education and training.

ACCET accredits noncollegiate continuing education and training organizations throughout the United States and accredits programs abroad.

Institutions that may be eligible for accreditation include:
-Trade and professional associations
-Private Career Schools
-Corporate training departments
-Intensive English Programs
-Trade and Professional Associations

To be eligible for accreditation by ACCET, an institution must meet all the current ESL School Accreditation Eligibility Requirements as generalized below:

The ESL school has an identified body of individuals actively involved in a prescribed learning format and setting.

The ESL school programs offered must provide a clearly interactive component of educational methodology appropriate to the subject matter and expected training outcomes.

The ESL school meets applicable state licensing requirements.

The ESL school has a predominant portion of the participants involved in a continuing education experience.

The ESL school can demonstrate continuous, on-going and successful operation of training programs for at least two consecutive years immediately prior to application. At minimum, one graduating class must have completed their training.

The ESL school has not had a prior accreditation withdrawn from a nationally recognized accrediting agency, nor has it voluntarily withdrawn under a show cause action, within one year prior to application to ACCET.

The ESL school has been under the same ownership and/or control for at least two (2) years immediately prior to application. This requirement may be waived by the Commission upon provision of acceptable documentation showing the applicant institution is owned or controlled by an educational organization with a reputable history of stable operations and by individual(s) with extensive credentials that demonstrate competent administration of an accredited institution.

The ESL school prescribes a correspondent time function of education and training offered in continuing education units, clock hours, or credit hours.

The ESL school offers education and training other than that required for academic credentials.

The ESL school agrees upon application and accreditation to abide by the ACCET Bylaws, Principles of Ethics, and Standards for Accreditation, policies and procedures and to support the goals and integrity of the accreditation process.

To find a list of ACCET ESL schools in the USA send us an email.

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Accredited USA English Schools

2008-04-20T13:23:00.004-04:00

Accreditation is, at its best, a means by which good English schools and good education practices are promoted, while students' best interests and educational goals are protected.

ACCET accredited institutions voluntarily commit themselves to the expense and effort of a quality-oriented, rigorous, third-party evaluation to gain and maintain accredited status, an important distinction to consider when selecting an intensive English program in the U.S.A.

In addition to the overall evaluation and improvement of the quality of education and training, accreditation has some specific purposes and functions important to international students interested in continuing their education in the USA.

Despite the allure of the USA as a symbol of freedom and free enterprise, access to the USA for extended educational purposes still requires a student visa.

The Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement authorizes schools, accredited by agencies recognized by the U.S. Department of Education, to process the forms to make application by potential international English students.

Accreditation by the Accrediting Council for Continuing Education & Training (ACCET) serves to both evaluate and improve the quality of Intensive English Programs (IEPs) through the establishment and publication of rigorous standards, policies and practices, along with a reliable process for their application in evaluating those programs.

ACCET has been officially recognized by the U.S. Department of Education since 1978 as a "reliable authority as to the quality of education or training provided by the institutions of higher education" it accredits.

In addition, ACCET sought and attained an important international affiliation to diversify and strengthen its role in accreditation by becoming, in 1998, the only U.S. accrediting agency to achieve ISO 9001 certification as a Quality Management System. ACCET has been accrediting intensive English programs, which currently number 208 throughout the U.S.A., for over 25 years.

We will review and publish the USA Accredited schools to assist international ESL English students to select the best quality English schools in the USA in which to study.

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How to Choose an English School in the USA Part 1

2008-04-08T10:47:00.003-04:00

Students should ask questions to avoid problems and misunderstandings.

Students should be able to choose their school based on honest, accurate and current school, program and cost information.

Asking proper questions will help students save money, save time, lessen culture shock, and choose the best school and study program based on their unique student needs and preferences.

You can use the following Example Questions to Ask to confirm ESL School ownership, management and qualifications.

Questions should be answered accurately by school representatives or agents. If the answer is different than the printed information in the school contracts then you must get the changes in writing by the agent and confirmed in writing by the school.

Remember if your school contract is not in writing with all the terms and conditions and student rights then you may have no chance to change your school or program or get a refund.

QUESTIONS ABOUT SCHOOL OWNERSHIP

School ownership is important. It is important to know if the school is owned by some fast buck shyster out to make as much money as he can as quickly as he can or by professional educators who have invested decades of teaching and educating experience and all the latest educational resources into their well established school.

It is also important to know if you are dealing with local ownership who are directly accountable for the school or is the school a tiny tiny little cog in a huge face-less multi-layer corporation where the managers can hide when there are problems.

Who owns the school?

Does the owner set school policy and operations?
Do the owners have formal university with education as their major?
Are the owners American? or another country?
What language do the owners speak

QUESTIONS ABOUT SCHOOL MANAGEMENT

It is also important to know if you are dealing with local management who are directly accountable for the school or is the school managed by long-distance removed managers who can hide when there are problems.

Who manages the school?

Are the managers in the USA or another country?
Does the manager set school policy and operations?
Do the managers have formal university with education as their major?
What language do the managers speak?

This is Part 1 in a series "How to choose the best ESL English school"

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Top 15 Goals for studying English as a Second Language

2008-03-15T19:45:00.003-04:00

Top 15 Goals for studying English as a second language

Get hired at a first job
Be hired at a better company
Be promoted in your company
Immigrate into an English speaking country
Use English instructions for computer applications. Surf the net in English
Score 950 on the Toeic test or 280 on the new Toefl exam
Be admitted and study in a North American university.
Be admitted and study in a North American university graduate program.
Travel independently in English speaking countries.
As an Artist, perform for English speaking audiences
Enjoy entertainment produced by English speaking artists
Sell and market your products to English speaking countries
Be able to operate a business completely in English.
Publish an authoritative business, scientific journal article in English
Study English Literature in the original text

Goals are your motivation. What do you wish to accomplish with English as a second language? Studying English requires thousands of hours of real effort - you need motivation and endurance to succeed.

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10 reasons to choose Boston to Study ESL

2008-02-23T21:11:00.005-05:00

There are many great reasons to choose the Boston as your English school.

Here are the Top 10 reasons to study English in Boston with us!

1. We are a small, intimate school - where the teachers and staff get to know you. A small staff means more individual attention and a great environment in which to learn. You are not just a number to us!

2. Reduced class size - We have on average only 7 students per class. English is learned with practice - the smaller the classes, the more practice and more rapidly your language abilities will improve.

3. Location - historical buildings - Shopping - restaurants - the best of old and new Boston is within walking distance! Subway, bus, and train lines are minutes away. We are near everything!

4. International Environment - Our students come from all regions: Europe, Asia and the Americas with no more than 25% of our students from any one region. The result is an active and diverse student body.

5. Experienced, friendly teachers - All of our instructors are native English speakers, with extensive experience teaching in English schools; many have Master's Degrees in ESL. Our teachers will engage you in a dynamic, interactive class. Enthusiastic and creative, they will help you feel comfortable speaking English!

6. Student activities are the perfect way to practice your English outside the classroom. From walking tours of Boston to movie days, we'll make sure your English learning doesn't end when your classes do. Trips and sightseeing tours are also offered every month.

7. Tradition - Teaching language under the same ownership since 1986, we have earned the confidence of our students and our community over the years.

8. Quality learning methods - We offer 6 different levels of Intensive English. Our comprehensive placement test ensures that we find the right level for you. The classes are student-centered, focusing on your needs; they include a range of materials and topics presented in a compelling way. Learning English with us will be fun!

9. College preparation - English as a Second Language (ESL) may be your first step on a longer road of English study in the United States, which could include TOEFL preparation, or university counseling and placement. Our test-preparation methods will help you score higher as you make your journey.

10. Best value for your money - With our ACCET-accredited ESL classes, professional teachers, central location and low prices it adds up to the top value in Boston!

To study in Boston USA send us an email.
best.usa.education (at) gmail (dot) -com-

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How to get excellent Student Homestays in the USA

2008-02-06T13:43:00.003-05:00

Staying with a host family in the United States is an excellent option that students should consider. Homestay Programmes are available all year and are suitable for students of any age (16 to 101 years) and language level (beginner to advanced).

The student homestay program can add English language learning opportunities. By living with an American host family while studying English, you will have the opportunity to engage in conversation while you experience a new USA lifestyle and American culture. Students benefit from lots of conversational practice by participating in the usual everyday family activities and by meeting people in the local community.

Host families offer friendly, comfortable surroundings and play a major role in your English language learning experience. Students can acquire an authentic accent or confidence with their speaking and real practice in the English language.

Student Homestay services include:
A safe, friendly and comfortable environment
private furnished bedroom
Access to laundry facilities
One or two meal per day programs
Convenient access to the school

QUESTIONS about HOMESTAY

Asking proper questions will help students save money, save time, lessen culture shock, and choose the best homestay based on their unique student needs and preferences.

Do I receive a written copy of the rules and responsibilities of the homestay?
Is my homestay contract with the family, homestay contractor or the school?
If there is a problem who do I complain to or ask for a refund?
If my homestay is inadequate is seven days notice enough to change?
Where is the homestay located?
Is commuting time less than 30 minutes?
Is the homestay located on a public transportation route?
Is the homestay family Native English speakers?
How many family members, pets and other ESL students in the house?
Do I get a single room, or a shared room?
Do I have access to the TV, radio, telephone, Email, computer?
How much time will the family spend with me each day?
Do I have a choice of food that is served?
Will the family prepare food so I do not gain or lose weight ?
Can I buy my own lunch and pay less for homestay?
Do I have to do my own laundry outside of the homestay?

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How to apply for a Student Visa

2008-01-31T13:41:00.003-05:00

How to apply for a Student Visa:

Select where in the Unites States of America you would like to live and study.

Choose the type of school you would like like to attend, such as: University, College, Graduate School, ESL (English as Second Language) or Vocational School.

Contact the school and start the admission process.

Upon acceptance by school, the school will issue you an I-20 form

(the required document you need to apply for F-1 student visa).

With the I-20 form and the F-1 Visa Application Guide you can apply for a student visa at a U.S. Embassy or Consulate.

If you are already in the Unites States you may be allowed to apply to change your immigration status to student.

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Study English in New York, NY USA,

2008-01-22T19:23:00.002-05:00

New York, the town that never sleeps is one of the great cities of the world.

You can study ESL English downtown New York, located in SoHo, near the Financial District in Manhattan.

The classrooms are both spacious and comfortable and offer splendid views over Manhattan.

Facilities include a first-class library where students can find a quiet place to study, with access to books magazines and newspapers free of charge. Two computer rooms with free internet access contain more than 40 computers for student and staff use. There is a student lounge where students can take a break and relax with fellow classmates and have every opportunity to mix with American students from the shared college facilities.

The social and leisure programme allows you to practise your English while you enjoy the sights and culture of New York and relax with new friends.

ESL English and Business English Program Descriptions

Standard 20 - A course with 20 lessons per week, covering all aspects of the language from pronunciation to grammar and vocabulary to practice in the four skills.

Intensive 30 - Suitable for students who wish to study intensively and get a well rounded insight into the language and country. Students follow a Standard 20 course in the morning, then intensify and consolidate the instruction in the afternoon classes.

Plus Courses - One-to-One classes tailored to your needs, designed to supplement group courses.

Modular Business Course - An afternoon option in the English language Intensive 30 course, covering topics such as Banking and Stock Markets, Marketing and Advertising, Recruitment, Sales and Negotiating.

Study and Work Programme - For the first 4 weeks you study an Intensive 30 course to increase your fluency and build confidence with the language. We then place you in a work experience position closely related to your career interests or educational background, allowing you to gain the skills and confidence to pursue your chosen career.

Cambridge Examination Courses

First Certificate in English and (FCE)Certificate of Advanced (CAE)

The Cambridge Examinations in English are recognised and highly regarded by English speaking universities and companies. We offer tailored courses to prepare for these examinations.

University Foundation Programme - The course consists of 30 group lessons per week plus two individual lessons.It will focus on the specific and general academic English that each student will require to study at university in an English speaking country.

TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) Preparation - TOEFL is required by non-native speakers of English for admission to universities in the USA, UK and Canada. Preparation for this test is an afternoon option in the Intensive 30 course.

TOEIC Preparation - This test is accepted by thousands of companies as evidence of proficiency in English in a business situation. Preparation for this exam is an afternoon option in the Intensive 30 course.

Executive Courses - One-to-One Individual tuition tailored to your needs. We offer 20, 30, 40 or 50 lessons per week.

Mini Group - Intensive language training for business in a small group. This course can be supplemented with One-to-One lessons.

To receive a school application form, USA student visa application form, homestay or student residence application form email to best.usa.education(at)gmail(dot)com.

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