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Dear sponsors / investors / partners / members / advertisors ...
Please donate a 480 Euro or 480 Pounds donation for my research and 4 years period of studying in London at a journalistic school to become an online journalist with skills and training on an international level.
I need to find 80 people who are willing and able to support me with a 10 Euro a month or 10 Pounds a month donation for the next 4 years, so i can start a study in London.
Please donate to: GODOGOOD International
Bankaccount : ING NL45 INGB 0006385884 to : STICHTING GODOGOOD in Alkmaar
concerning : sponsorship for a 4 year study for Stijn C.R.E.C.Gabeler
Here is the calculation :
Dutch sponsoring? 10 euro a month? why? for what? how? starting when?
http://www.x-rates.com/calculator/?from=EUR&to=GBP&amount=480
UK sponsoring? 10 pound a month? why? for what? how? starting when?
http://www.x-rates.com/calculator/?from=GBP&to=EUR&amount=480
- support a journalist
- help to create content between UK and NL
sites :
https://sites.google.com/site/praatnederlands/
journalistic blog:
https://sites.google.com/view/praatnederlands
study : = 43808.52euro in 4 year.
housing : = 28260 euro in 4 years.
food = 12000 Euro in 4 years.
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84068.51 Euro / 48 months = 1751.42 euro per month.
960 Euro wajong per maand
791.42 nodig per maand???
omroep / tv / krant / radio / magazine ??? online platform?
38400 Euro nodig over 4 jaar.
:120 = 320 members ? / 4 = 80 sponsoren a 120 Euro per jaar x 4 jaar.
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study : 10,961.85 euro per year / 9300 pound per year = 10,952.13 euro per year x 4
= 43808.52 for 4 years of study
- grant loan? 6000 pound per year? 3300 pound per year = 3,888.70 Euro per year = 15554.84 euro in 4 year.
cheapest housing : 6000 pounds per year, 7,064.57 euro per year, x 4 years
= 28260 euro in 4 years.
food = 250 Euro a month? x 12 = 3000 euro per year, x 4 = 12000 Euro in 4 years.
Hello! How may I help you?
16:29
i wish to study journalism but am looking for some fundings to make this happen. Is there a way for people from the EU to get funded for this school?
16:31
Hi, one moment please
Hi, EU students are entitled to the student loan
16:34
how can i find this info?
16:37
www.richmond.ac.uk/admissions/government-grants-loans/
You are able to get a student loan up to £6000 per year if you are from the EU
16:38
how much cost this study?
16:38
The tuition fees are £9,300 per year and we do have scholarships available for academically excellent students
16:39
so i need to have 3300 and i need to arrange my own housing?
16:39
Yes, you would need to find the extra £3300
We have accommodation available for all 4 years
www.richmond.ac.uk/student-life/accommodation/living-on-campus/
16:40
how about housing? do you have great accomodations for an affordable price?? or is this included?
16:40
Housing is not included. If you click the link, you will find a price list under the 'Related Information'
16:41
okay. so how much do you think i need for 4 years housing?
16:42
Housing is between £6-10,000 per year
16:42
so in Euroś 7,064.57 to 11,774.39 euro a year, x 4.
16:43
i'm not sure about the current currency conversion rate, but that sounds about right
16:44
www.x-rates.com/calculator/?from=GBP&to=EUR&amount=10000
16:48
At the moment the rate is great for EU students as the pound is really weak
16:49
so for 4 years, i need about .. 3300 x 4 + 12000 euro a year for housing and some extra money for living.
16:49
Yes, but that is the most expensive housing
16:49
okay, but is it easy to find a cheaper one?
16:50
Yes, our accommodation ranges from £6000 to £10,000 per year
16:50
i am 39, almost 40, are there any students of my age?
16:51
To be honest, we don't have many mature students
Most of our first years are 17-19 years old
16:51
okay, but are there any older journalistic students?
16:52
I don't think so, sorry
16:52
thanks for the info.
16:52
Is there anything else I can help you with?
16:52
maybe you can sent me press-releases by mail .. to euiainternationalacademy@gmail.com
sorry it is euinternationalacademy@gmail.com
16:53
We can add you to our mailing list. Would that be okay?
16:54
yes please sent it to euinternationalacademy@gmail.com
16:55
Will do
16:55
thanks a lot
http://www.richmond.ac.uk/postgraduate-programmes/ma-in-public-relations-and-journalism/
http://www.richmond.ac.uk/student-life/accommodation/living-off-campus/
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needs funding for 4 years study in London. 80 people can support with a donation of 10 Euro a month or 10 pound a month. This will make it possible for Stijn C.R.E.C.Gabeler to study 4 years the journalistic study in London. Support and donations can be done to GODOGOOD International. ING NL45 INGB 0006385884 TNV : STICHTING GODOGOOD Te Alkmaar
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