 our school Facebook page and it becomes abundantly clear, there was lots learned over the March Break. The school sanctioned three separate student trips this March: a Duke of Edinburgh Gold service/adventure trip to Peru, service in the Dominican Republic, and a hockey and cultural tour of the Nordic countries.
Travel and active learning translates into memorable experiences that shape and change young people, usually for the better. In recent years, service opportunities in particular, have allowed LCC students to learn more deeply about foreign cultures and a host of development challenges. The learning engages all the senses and broadens the awareness of teenagers to issues they had probably never even considered in their comfortable Canadian lives. Experience matters and that’s why these trips and foreign exchanges are important ingredients in the development of global citizens at our school.
Read the blog entries of our students or read exchange journals to see how engaging and transformative active learning can be. It takes courage and a degree of resilience for students to leave their world of comfortable opportunities.
Reflecting on our experiences in Las Palmas, we are proud of the improvements. Even though there is still much more progress to be made, we have no doubt that their living conditions will continue to improve. While it is extremely upsetting to witness their lack of proper housing, food and other materials we are fortunate enough to have, the kindness and compassion the community has shown us has left us with fond memories.
Though the citizens of Las Palmas benefited from our efforts, we believe that they have impacted us to a much greater extent by demonstrating important, yet too often forgotten values in our society like teamwork, kindness and compassion. Even without commodities that we value, they have found happiness in their lives, and have reminded us how to do so in our own.The nurse aide courses that are offered in Mendota, Illinois and are currently open for enrollment to prepare you for certification are all shown on this page. For any inquiries about enrolling in a training program, please call the school number provided below.
To take the CNA certification exam in Illinois you are required to complete a training course that has been recommended by the state. Currently programs that are accepted provide forty hours of skills instruction in a medical setting, similar to what you would find in a care facility. You will be able to submit an application to take the exam after completion of your training. Applicants must by at least 16 years old, and pass a criminal background screen and present identifying documentation and picture I.D. Your school can help you schedule the certification exams or you can contact the state registry for help by calling |||PHONE_NUMBER|||.
If you have finished military course that offered nursing classes on the basic skills, then you are still eligible to take the nursing assistant license exams. You still need to have at least 40 hours of experience on the field. Also you will need to show documents or evidence of your employment in the military. Those who are certified in a different state may be eligible to take the exams without going through an Illinois retraining program. To do this one must apply for reciprocity. You will need to show school transcripts/diploma and social security card to qualify.
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Question about Flashpass: I just bought mine for my trip (first time!) in June and it says you can pay extra to reserve a seat on X2... Super excited to ride it but does anyone know exactly how much that extra charge is? And is it worth it? Just paid $161 for 3 person gold pass. Thanks!
Hey guys! Going to SFMM for the first time sometime between June 20 and 23rd, but I can't decide if one day is enough or should I plan for 2 days? Thanks!
Planning a trip mid June 2011. I think school gets out down there the end of May....? Anyone know if it will still be busy during the week then?Today (17 June, 2020): Review – Cathay Dragon A320 Business Class from Phnom Penh to Hong Kong.
Early March, I flew Business Class in an Airbus A320 of Cathay Dragon from Cambodia’s capital Phnom Penh to Hong Kong. The route was initially sheduled to be flown by an Airbus A330, but a last minute aircraft swap downgraded the flight to an Airbus A320. Cathay Dragon is a wholly owned subsidiary of Hong Kong’s flag carrier, Cathay Pacific, and used to be known as Dragon Air before it was rebranded to Cathay Dragon in 2016 following Cathay Pacific’s takeover. I was not impressed by Cathay Dragon’s Business Class product (not that I expected a lot given a flight time of only two hours) but I will still remember this flight because it occurred at the start of the COVID19 health emergency, when the pandemic’s epicenter was shifting from Wuhan (China) to Iran and Italy’s Lombardy Province. Cathay Dragon, which has many flight to mainland China, was one of the first airlines to implement drastic measures (e.g. onboard face masks, sanitary towelettes, modified meal services, etc …).
Have you ever flown with Cathay Dragon? If so, what was your experience? Leave a comment below.
Phnom Penh’s international terminal, which has a design capacity for 5 million people per year, has one Business Class lounge. The lounge is operated by Plaza Premium, a company which operates more than 150 lounges in 40 countries. The lounge is used by all airlines at Phnom Pehn and is accessible to all Business and First Class passengers flying out of Cambodia. The lounge is also open to owners of a Priority Pass Card; walk-in passengers can also pay for access to the lounge ($39 USD for a 2 hour visit).
Located on the mezzanine level one floor above the main concourse, the bright and airy lounge has a decent size. There are plenty of seats, most of them equipped with power points and arranged around coffee tables. The lounge has a contemporary decor, designed by the Hong Kong star designer Kinney Chan. Food at the lounge is excellen: the nicely presented and above average buffet offers plenty of hot and cold dishes, and includes a bakery and noodle station. The lounge also offers VIP rooms, shower facilities, high-speed WiFi, and a small spa room where massages are provided for a fee.
Cathay Dragon’s Airbus A320s have a small Business Class cabin. There are just 2 rows of 4 Business Class seats (8 seats in total), arranged in a 2-2 layout, similar to what you find in First Class on the narrow body aircraft of airlines in the USA. Note that some of Cathay Dragon’s A330s feature a much better Business Class product (which the airline sells as First Class), with fully lie-flat seats arranged in a convenient 1-2-1 layout.
For a seat map of Cathay Dragon’s Airbus A320s, click here.
Cathay Dragon’s A320 Business Class seat has a lot of legroom (47 inches or 120 cm), although it has the same width as the seats in Economy Class (17 inch or 43 cm). The seat can be partly reclined and also has a legrest to enhance the passenger’s comfort. The seat controls are located in the center armrest; this armrest also holds a bi-fold tray table that has a decent size, both for working and traveling.
What are the best Business Class seats on Cathay Dragon’s A320s? For a seat map, click here.
What are the worst Business Class seats on Cathay Dragon’s A320s? For a seat map, click here.
All seats are similar, so there are no bad seats. Keep in mind that the window seats don’