Recommendation for Scholarship

Admissions Committee

_____ University, _____ Campus

Subject: Recommendation for Scholarship


It gives me tremendous pleasure to recommend Mr/Miss. _______ for the General Studies program at your prestigious University. I have known him/her for ________ months/years in my capacity as (post), (company name). During this time, he/she has proven him/herself to be an asset to my company and shows great promise to achieve professional excellence.  

                                             As a research document writer for my firm, he/she has produced outstanding results. Him/her role in producing market research and development-based content for our clients has been outstanding! From the day she joined my firm, he/she was seen as a team player who demonstrates motivation, co-operation, intelligence, perseverance and an analytical aptitude that will take him/her far in her prospective career.

                                            I am absolutely certain that Mr/Miss. _______ will make an outstanding undergraduate student, and I strongly recommend him/her for the scholarship program at your university.



MD. __________

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What Is Education

There are many definitions of education as there has been Educational Thinkers. Most popular among those are the following:

1. Education is the process of the transmission of cultural heritage to the next generations.

2. Education is the process of social adjustment of the individual.

3. Education is the process of self-realization of the individual.

4. Education is the process of bringing into action the potential good in man.

5. According to Islamic Point of view: Education is the process of preparing individuals as vicegerent to Allah (SWT) in society on the earth.

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Development Of Careers Is Our First Priority

Pakistani Kid Made Touch Screen System to Control Home...

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Strength, Weakness, Opportunities, Threat [SWOT] Analysis

A SWOT Analysis describes a business’s criteria in the long run. The four basic aspects analyzed are the business’s Internal Strengths and Weaknesses in the field of choice, compared to the market; External Opportunities and Threats from competitors or market; that undermine or advantage the business.

Considering a business XYZ, trading in a free market, governed by legislative rules of its National Trade Commission. A SWOT analysis table is as follows:

	Strengths	Weaknesses
Internal	Strategic Capabilities: Competent Employees; Technological Skills; Distribution mediums; Customer loyalty; Affordable quality products; Wide distribution mechanisms; Popular demands ( consumer trends); More than sufficient resources. Innovations: unprecedented marketing techniques; Innovative approach; Dynamic/ fresh management Latest technology Leadership: Aesthetic knowledge; Expert guidance; Advantage of experience. Goals: Market saturation; Long term profits; Expansion of business; Extension of products; Establishment of a brand name; Gaining consumer interest; Earning loyal customers.	Strategic Capabilities: Incompetent employees; Outdated technological skills; Limitation in distribution; Few customers ( new company); Low customer retention; Unreliable product or service; Unrealistic prices; Abundant availability of commodity (by other businesses); Limited resources. Innovations: Monotonous marketing tactics; Minimum risk- Minimum innovation; Incompetent management; Poor technology. Leadership: Zero market experience; No guidance; No knowledge; No idea as to what the customer response might be. Goals: Immediate profits; No long term plan; No ambition for expansion; No ambition of gaining customers or establishing a brand name.
	Opportunities	Threats
External	Legal and Regulatory: Changes in Government policies; An opportunity to establish a registered right over a commodity. Economic: Opportunity for international trade; Mergers with semi-private industries; private and public benefits; Shares in government companies; Chances of specialization under government banner; Liberalization of international market; Forming a monopoly; Lower personal taxes; Change in population demographics; Change in customer wants. Technological: Technological advances; New distribution mediums.	Legal and Regulatory: Change in government policies; Tax increase; Laws related to use of resources for production; Copyright issues; Specific legal restrictions on international sale; Regulations imposed due to modern environmental or social issues. Economic: Change in population demographic; A threat of take-over by bigger competitors; Monopolistic competition; Changes in customer wants; Newer distribution mediums; Distribution restrictions; Bankruptcy. Technological: Advancement in technology; Inability to afford newer technology.

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What does ‘knowledge’ mean from a Martial art point of view?

Martial Arts are not restricted to self defense. In its purest form martial arts is a path to self knowledge, self expression and the expression of beauty. Knowledge in martial arts basically implies Self knowledge and a better understanding of man and nature (Liang). “The idea of self-knowledge in the martial arts is tied to a concern for being centered. One must be in touch with the true center of one's being. One must be unified, the hands with the arms, the limbs with the torso, the body with the feelings and the mind. One must be poised in a state between relaxation and readiness to move-at all times” (Levine, 1989). This is a science, meaning the study, understanding, practice, and improvisation of an activity; and an art, meaning self knowledge, self exploration, and the harmony of body, soul and mind while performing an act. It is a passion pursued with discipline, and a discipline pursued with passion. As a science the martial artist has to learn the traditions, theories, principles, laws and techniques of the art. He is solely responsible for his actions and has to have the strength to face the consequences of his actions. Martial art is an honest self expression, without lying to oneself.

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