Thanks for the interview

If you have the opportunity to pick between Energy Technologies and ISMM (industry systems manufacture and management) which would you advice one to pick? And why

A PhD in basic science makes you have the license to practice science (mathematics, physics, chemistry, biochemistry, biology, etc). A University scientist/researcher/academia/professor is just a special extension of Government employees. If the "Government" wants you, you will be hired to start as an assistant professor. Then all these factors will dictate your research and academic career for the remaining of your life: number of publications, citations, impact factors and government research grants. It has to be similar, both the government and scientists, example, Thailand government- Thai scientists, German government- German scientists, Japan government- Japanese scientists, Canada government- Canadian scientists, etc. Stephen Hawking is a British scientist, his employer or boss is the British government. Oppenheimer is an American physicist, his employer is the US government. PostDoc, Research Fellow, Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, Professor and Emeritus Professor are all man-made hierarchy positions created by the "Government" and the "University".

This man asks the right questions 👌🏾 and thanks both 👏 very helpful

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Im trying to get into Energy Technologies or Sustainable Development, any tips and funding?

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Thx for sharing!

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Hi, please explain How we can appeal for the results? Any chance or we are waisting our money and time? Kind regards

Why is there no technology law. Big miss

This is honestly outstandingly useful, thank you for posting!

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Accurate video. However I do not regard 100% multiple choice as tough. It requires no written English, no essays, none of the skills lawyers make and is a huge mistake by the SRA. They need to return to difficult written legal essay and problem questions not 100% multiple choice.

Thank you the valuable information. I am an LLB graduate from India. As a foreign law graduate, is it necessary for me to undergo a conversion program like PgDL?

Thanks a lot ! What are the really good law firms in london?

Loving how your decision tree looks like an engineering project plan. Talk about tailoring to the subject!

very helpful!! I missed this sesh out xx thank you for putting it up online