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Brooklyn Education Foundation - Overview
§ Vision:
§ To introduce the largest, the most practical, innovative and productive education
network in the country with the collective involvement of national and
international collaborations.
§ Mission:
§ To develop Brooklyn College into a center of excellence in learning and
knowledge building and as an international forum of academic exchanges
through full range of university level academic programs.
§ To heighten and transform this college into a large technical institution and
University.
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To provide best education in a professional environment to realize all-round
development of the student’s personality.
To help students hone their entrepreneurial skills and technological skills so that
student can adapt in the fast changing environment.
To provide students with the best and balanced learning environment – Academic
Rigor, Campus Life and Connectivity.
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Objectives:
To help students to evolve into responsible citizens with the help of Career Guidance
Counselling, Personality Development Program, Social Service and Volunteering.
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The faculty offers
courses designed to
deliver both theoretical
foundation and practical
knowledge in Business
Management, Business
Administration, Hotel
Management, Travel
and Tourism
Management.
If someone is seeking to
start their career in the
administrative/legal
sector then a degree in
Law provides the perfect
platform for putting you
on the right path.
Science offers an integrated
package in Physics,
Chemistry, Biology and
Mathematics. The program
aims to equip students with
a level fit for further studies
in Technology, Medicine,
Engineering and
Biotechnology.
Humanities is a foundation
level course. It is for those
students who want to
pursue their undergraduates
on Mass Communication,
Sociology, English and other
related field of interest.
Available Streams for Grade XI Students (NEB +2)
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What courses are taught in different streams?
Science
Management
Humanities
Law
§ Bio Group: English, Nepali, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology (Botany
and Zoology), Extra Mathematics (Grade XII)
§ Physics Group: English, Nepali, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Computer
Science
§ English, Nepali, Accountancy, Economics, Business Studies, Hotel Management,
Computer Science, Travel and Tourism
§ Compulsory Subjects: English, Nepali
§ Optional Subjects: Opt. English, Economics, Mass Communication,
Sociology, Computer Science, Rural Development, Travel & Tourism
§ Principles of Law, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Human Rights,
Procedural Law, Social Justice
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Multimedia Class Room - Skype Teaching - Global Class
Lecture and Discussion Method
Student Centered – Participatory Method
Task-based Learning and Teaching
Home Assignment – Unit Test – Teminal Test
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Personality Development Program (PDP)
Psychological and Career Guidance Counselling
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Teaching Methodology
8 Case Study, Group Discussions and Audio-Visual Presentations
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Internship Opportunities in renowned NGOs in different parts of Nepal
Inter-cultural Exchange Programs
Field Trips and Visits to various Banks, Hospitals, and Corporations
Participation in Creative Marketing and Sales Workshops
Internship Opportunities in Digital and Social Media Marketing
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Internship Opportunities in different Banks and Financial Institutions6
Internship and Job Placement Programs
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What is expected from a Brooklynian?
Hardworking
Culture
Personality
Development
Effort Oriented
Practical
Knowledge
§ “Hardwork beats talent when talent does not work hard.”
§ “Ability without visibility is a disability.”
§ “Your effort is under your control, your output isn’t. Focus on your
efforts.”
§ “Knowledge, like a box of paint, is of no use unless applied.”
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On Time Management (Average Human Life – 75 years)
§ 33% of lifetime, you sleep (25 yrs)
§ 9 years of lifetime, you eat
§ 2 years of lifetime, you are sick
§ 6 years of lifetime, you commute/travel
§ 5 years of life time, you spend in the bathroom
§ 12 years of lifetime, you procrastinate (keep things
for tomorrow)
§ Remaining life: 75 – (25+9+2+6+5+12) = 16 years.
§ You have already spent 16 years of your lives.
§ Conclusion: Time flies!!!
No matter how rich/poor you are, everybody has 24 hours everyday.
MORAL: DON’T WASTE YOUR TIME!!!
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So what to do with the remainder of your lives?
Success = Positive
Attitute + Self
Discipline
Relationships are
always more
important than money Be Brooklynian
Luck = Preparation +
Opportunity
Work hard to find a
faster, easier and
more efficient way of
getting things done
Be
Successful
Be
Lucky
Be
Kind
Be
Creative
Be
Brooklynian
Here are my tips.
