Graded Mini Report Summary - Emirati Jobseekers

Emirati Jobseekers

            Emirati youths entering labor markets facing lots of difficulties in planning for their futures. More demands are offered by private sector but unfortunately fewer are joining this sector. Job selecting opportunities are given mostly to those who are graduated from colleges and universities. Students must change their mind in the way of choosing their job. The UAE Government is trying to hire as many Emirati youths as they can in private sector through exhibitions such as: Tawdheef. They believe that they will get more training skills but on the other hand it requires competition for promotion. Training programs and internship which are offered from business companies can help in creating a new philosophy in working in private sectors. So, there must be strong connections between schools, universities and the private sector.

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References:

Gutcher, L. (2013, January 29). Emirati youths put skills ahead of money - The National. Latest and breaking news | thenational.ae - The National. Retrieved March 20, 2013, from http://www.thenational.ae/thenationalconversation/industry-insights/economics/emirati-youths-put-skills-ahead-of-money

Zaman, S., & Sabry, S. (2013, January 28). Career growth top criterion for Emirati jobseekers. UAE - Education. Retrieved March 20, 2013, from gulfnews.com/news/gulf/uae/education/career-growth-top-criterion-for-emirati-jobseekers-1.1138991

 

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Graded Summary 2: Fertile past unearth from sands of Arabia

Fertile past unearth from sands of Arabia

 

            Satellite images from Nasa answered most questions about how African people travelled to the rest of the world. Those images provide much information about historical background of the Arabian Desert. It shows that the Arabian Peninsula was rich with rivers that connected together. Many sites have been discovered such as Al Nafud desert in Saudi Arabia, Jebel Faya in UAE and many others. The most ancient human site and the latest one was found in Sharjah, which carried evidence about three different Paleolithic settlements from many years ago. The archaeologists knew that African people crossed Bab Al Mandab when they found stone tools near the Strait of Hormuz. The sites and theories provide archaeologists with good evidences about human presence. There are many things that changed the Arabian Desert to what it is nowadays. The change in climate conditions affected the Arabian Peninsula. Climate change reduced sources of life such as: water and food and that why most of people faced difficulty to survive.

 

 

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Fertile past unearthed from sands of Arabia
The National 17 May 2012

Graded Summary 1: How do Gulf corals beat the heat?

How do Gulf corals beat the heat? 

In the summer, water temperature can rise too much which affects badly life of corals and reefs in the Gulf. Studies have been carried out by Prof John Burt show how this kind can resist the hot water and stay alive. He finds out that 90 per cent of coral energy produced by a type of algae that lives inside its tissue and produce sugars for energy. On the other hand, corals provide many things for algae such as shelter, nitrogen and carbon dioxide and many others. So, it’s kind of exchanging benefits.  Coral’s have the ability to determine changes in water chemistry through its skeleton. This skeleton is made of calcium carbonate similar to human bones. Corals can be reproduce in many ways such as its breaks off pieces can grow up in sand or any other place. Prof Burt advise Gulf governments to increase seeding reefs, otherwise they will disappear. Corals suffer from high temperatures of water and it has reached its barrier, so it requires a special treatment for corals to be able to sustain.

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References

Olson, M. (2012, May 13). How do Gulf corals beat the heat? - The National. Latest and breaking news | thenational.ae - The National. Retrieved March 4, 2013, from http://www.thenational.ae/news/uae-news/environment/how-do-gulf-corals-beat-the-heat

 

 

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