Some pockets of higher education work well, notably the publicly run institutes of technology and of management, on the back of which the country's IT sector flourishes.Some private groups, such as the NIIT, a computer-education company, also produce reasonable graduates.
It also puts the financial burden of running dedicated training institutes for the rural poor (one in every district) on banks.
Having heard about the gruesome tales about the bad state in which Pakistan's government owned institutions are, I always wanted to find out the real condition of these state run educational institutes rather than believing what others had to say about them.
The FlyBag project is funded by the European Commission and is run by a consortium of institutes and specialist companies.
Other academies are simple branding contracts: The Ronaldo Academy, which also started early in 2015, is a series of institutes run by a Chinese coaching staff and administration.
Geomagnetism is a cross-disciplinary science, and as a result, observatories are run by a wide variety of institutes whose interests range from geology, mapping, geophysics (including seismology and earthquake prediction), meteorology to solar-terrestrial physics and astronomy.
There are no Asian Americans running any of the 27 Institutes, although one recently retired.
Today he lives behind his light-filled institute, which is decorated with sculptures of him in different asanas, in a house that various children -- he has six, two of whom run the institute -- and relatives rotate through.
Although the number of stations for each track, the duration of each station, and the use of standardized test rooms tended to follow the summative format, there was no significant difference in the number of institutes that ran OSCE at a high frequency (i.e. ≧4).
Amos Yadlin, a former chief of military intelligence who now runs the institute, called it "the best of all evils".
