modeling? in manila philippines?
i'm 15. 5'7 tall. uhm tan skin (or something lighter than that but definitely not like snow white). Long black hair with bangs swept on the side and a pretty smile (yeah, i love my smile). no pimples. is this enough for modeling? MANILA, PHILIPPINES. what modeling agency is good? **honestly i wanna do the runway and i wish it would be affiliated to great brands...** is modeling really that hectic...? i'm a nursing student at UST (yeahboi), can i juggle my studies with modeling? to the person who first answered.. wow, thankyou for being so nice and supportive. look, this may sound cheesy but here are the usual feedbacks... lol some people say i look american. some says mexican. some says middle eastern. thankyou alot.
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you could possibly. they usually go for the mixed ones though, right? have you ever been approached in public if you want to model? that's usually how it goes. i think you can do it. loads of people do. i'm not very sure what the good agencies are but try all of them! once you get in a magazine or whatever, just push your way through! good luck
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i don't know how it works in the philippines, but usually runway models should be 5'9 or taller. but agencies bend the rules a little for the slightly shorter girls with unique features by lying on their show cards. you should research the internet for agencies near you and try to find the feedback from models that are in that agency or have experience with it. remember, agencies don't ask for money straight up. if they do that, it's a scam. agencies make money through commision. once you find legitimate agencies, see if they have open calls. if they do, go to one. if they like you and think your look is right for them, they might sign you right on the spot. if they don't have open calls, then there's usually a way you can send in your pictures and measurements. it is hectic and go, go, go for the high fashion models. they travel a lot. fashion week is especially tiring. i don't think commercial modeling is too hectic. there are also some that work part time.
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Saturday, May 28, 2011
Saturday, May 14, 2011
hi.. i wish to study in a foreign country like the philippines. for practical nursing, lvn, associate
hi.. i wish to study in a foreign country like the philippines. for practical nursing, lvn, associate?
situation is... i'm a dual citizen.. u.s and philippine citizen.. i wish to pursue my career in the philippines. its much cheaper... the course i wanna take is practical nursing... i heard and research they have nclex test there in the philippines. for practical nursing.. Question is... if ever i study and graduate a school form the philippines .. and take the nclex exam and pass it.. Can i work in the U.S.A? will my career as Practical nurse be applicable to work in the u.s.a? P.S i know i have to take another exam in the state... but my question is will i'll be able to work in the states... i finish my practical nursing in the philippines? not R.N ok Practical nursing.. LVN if ur answering regarding R.N getting there pls don't answer i know already... im asking about practical nurse study in the philippines.. work in the .U.S... is this possible.. If yes ... where is the nicest and suggested school in manila wer i can get my LVN ,practical nursing.. and can work in the u.s.a. Any help can help... thanx
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In 20 years working in medicine in the US, it's safe to say I've worked with more Filipinos than Americans. Filipino LVNs (LPN outside of California) are heavily employed by nursing homes in the US, largely because Filipinos will do the dirty work for much lower wages than a US-trained nurse. Get your RN or you won't have as many options in the setting you work in, the type of job you do, or the amount of money you make. As far as I know, passing the NCLEX in the Philippines is the same as in the US-- it's the same test, or it wouldn't have the same name. Because nurses are in such high demand, it shouldn't be difficult for you to find a job when you graduate. It is especially helpful that you have dual citizenship, because you won't have to go through the hassles of dealing with the visa nightmare.
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situation is... i'm a dual citizen.. u.s and philippine citizen.. i wish to pursue my career in the philippines. its much cheaper... the course i wanna take is practical nursing... i heard and research they have nclex test there in the philippines. for practical nursing.. Question is... if ever i study and graduate a school form the philippines .. and take the nclex exam and pass it.. Can i work in the U.S.A? will my career as Practical nurse be applicable to work in the u.s.a? P.S i know i have to take another exam in the state... but my question is will i'll be able to work in the states... i finish my practical nursing in the philippines? not R.N ok Practical nursing.. LVN if ur answering regarding R.N getting there pls don't answer i know already... im asking about practical nurse study in the philippines.. work in the .U.S... is this possible.. If yes ... where is the nicest and suggested school in manila wer i can get my LVN ,practical nursing.. and can work in the u.s.a. Any help can help... thanx
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In 20 years working in medicine in the US, it's safe to say I've worked with more Filipinos than Americans. Filipino LVNs (LPN outside of California) are heavily employed by nursing homes in the US, largely because Filipinos will do the dirty work for much lower wages than a US-trained nurse. Get your RN or you won't have as many options in the setting you work in, the type of job you do, or the amount of money you make. As far as I know, passing the NCLEX in the Philippines is the same as in the US-- it's the same test, or it wouldn't have the same name. Because nurses are in such high demand, it shouldn't be difficult for you to find a job when you graduate. It is especially helpful that you have dual citizenship, because you won't have to go through the hassles of dealing with the visa nightmare.
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Saturday, May 7, 2011
What are some schools that are really good to earn a BSN in the Philippines
What are some schools that are really good to earn a BSN in the Philippines?
I'm thinking of going to New Era University which is located in Manila to earn my BSN. I just wanna hear some opinions regarding that school whether it would be good for nursing. It's a religious school so I don't know if that will have an effect with earning the degree.
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I'm thinking of going to New Era University which is located in Manila to earn my BSN. I just wanna hear some opinions regarding that school whether it would be good for nursing. It's a religious school so I don't know if that will have an effect with earning the degree.
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Sunday, May 1, 2011
Why can't I find my friend Michelle Garcia Taggart now living in Ballmoney Ireland
Why can't I find my friend Michelle Garcia Taggart now living in Ballmoney Ireland?
She's a Bicolana who studied nursing in Manila and married to an Briton
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because shes not real?
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She's a Bicolana who studied nursing in Manila and married to an Briton
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because shes not real?
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