What is the number of Engineers in Laos?

Date: Oct 30, 2009

What is the number of Engineers in Laos?

Date: Oct 30, 2009

Sangsinsay wrote:

I read through many topics here, and found out that most topics are related to socio-economic development. Jealous of Combodia? 4 Asian Tigers? (Korea? Hong Kong?Singapore? Japan? Yeah, don't forget, Engineers are the pillar to provide support infrastructure. So, how many Engineers does Laos have? and why foreign aids or scholarship like to invest in Management and Business while leaving out Engineering ones?

Would you please tell me . I would like to know. how many ? Any scientists and physicists ?

Date: Oct 30, 2009

I like to know how many Viet soldiers are station in Laos right now. Anyone know?

SeeHarHed · Guru

Sangsinsay wrote:

I read through many topics here, and found out that most topics are related to socio-economic development. Jealous of Combodia? 4 Asian Tigers? (Korea? Hong Kong?Singapore? Japan? Yeah, don't forget, Engineers are the pillar to provide support infrastructure. So, how many Engineers does Laos have? and why foreign aids or scholarship like to invest in Management and Business while leaving out Engineering ones?

Sangsinsay, as many of you probably know that it is not easy to obtain a B.S. or Master in any of engineering fields. I'm not trying to knocks those whom major in business or management, but those degrees aren't as hard to achieve as engineering degree.

As far as answering your question, I don't know the number of lao engineers currently working in Laos.

Date: Oct 30, 2009

SeeHarHed wrote:

Sangsinsay wrote:

I read through many topics here, and found out that most topics are related to socio-economic development. Jealous of Combodia? 4 Asian Tigers? (Korea? Hong Kong?Singapore? Japan? Yeah, don't forget, Engineers are the pillar to provide support infrastructure. So, how many Engineers does Laos have? and why foreign aids or scholarship like to invest in Management and Business while leaving out Engineering ones?

Sangsinsay, as many of you probably know that it is not easy to obtain a B.S. or Master in any of engineering fields. I'm not trying to knocks those whom major in business or management, but those degrees aren't as hard to achieve as engineering degree.
As far as answering your question, I don't know the number of lao engineers currently working in Laos.

So any body knows that Laos has any Engineers and physicists ? Or any Laotian who have Phd in math and physics

Date: Oct 30, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

I like to know how many Viet soldiers are station in Laos right now. Anyone know?

How many american and nato soldiers in Afghanistan now?

Date: Oct 30, 2009

As i know there were over 200 Lao engineers who graduated from Soviet, Germany and other communist countries but some of them are working for foreign company, some running their own business.

Date: Oct 30, 2009

As far as I know, Laos has substantial number of good Engineers who graduated from local and overseas institutes. I cannot specify the number either that is why I ask your opinion in case if you have some knowledge. Our students are outstanding and these talented students every year are recruited by overseas foreign scheme to study in abroad, and when they graduate, local market could not provide comparative job for them and end up working in foreign markets. I think many of these Engineers like to return and work in Laos to help Laos to develop. I listened from seniors who graduated from Locomotive Engineering (I don't know exactly in English but in Laos people call Ua Lod Fai", they could not find jobs and end up working in other sector instead. Status of Lao Engineers should have enhanced.

Sangsinsay

samakomlao · Guru

Count me in !
I am an Environmental engineer !

Date: Oct 30, 2009

samakomlao wrote:

Count me in !
I am an Environmental engineer !

Oh that is good news! Could I ask you a question. Im not sure it you will know the answer but you might have some idea. Im just curious if there has been an area specific environmental impact studies regarding the construction of the different dams in Laos?

If you know are they published? And if they do, would you be able to provide some links. Thank you!

Date: Oct 30, 2009

I know one Laotian physicist specialist in atom and nuclear is working for Cern because they pay him a lot of money, he was a student from the US . Hopefully he could come back and help Laos. His family and relatives are still living Laos.

khonthakek · Guru

i know a lot of my friend who earned engineer major in Laos university such as structural engineer , IT engineer, architecture and environmental engineer blabla, some of them work as something else which not relating to what their major. because engineer is hard subject and some students can;t use what they learn properly at REALITY

Date: Oct 30, 2009

khonthakek wrote:

i know a lot of my friend who earned engineer major in Laos university such as structural engineer , IT engineer, architecture and environmental engineer blabla, some of them work as something else which not relating to what their major. because engineer is hard subject and some students can;t use what they learn properly at REALITY

Because every body want to be the boss so no skill workers and skill labours that is Laos.

Date: Oct 30, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

khonthakek wrote:

i know a lot of my friend who earned engineer major in Laos university such as structural engineer , IT engineer, architecture and environmental engineer blabla, some of them work as something else which not relating to what their major. because engineer is hard subject and some students can;t use what they learn properly at REALITY

Because every body want to be the boss so no skill workers and skill labours that is Laos.

I disagree, there is just very very limited job opportunity for such kind of professional job in Laos. and If there is one, pay is not as competitive as other countries or foreign agencies are offering. So Laos do not maximally benefit from those professionals. What Khontakek said was true. Many skilled professionals you will find working for a different job or even odd jobs, because thats the available job opening or that is where they can receive better pay.

Date: Oct 30, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

khonthakek wrote:

i know a lot of my friend who earned engineer major in Laos university such as structural engineer , IT engineer, architecture and environmental engineer blabla, some of them work as something else which not relating to what their major. because engineer is hard subject and some students can;t use what they learn properly at REALITY

Because every body want to be the boss so no skill workers and skill labours that is Laos.

I disagree, there is just very very limited job opportunity for such kind of professional job in Laos. and If there is one, pay is not as competitive as other countries or foreign agencies are offering. So Laos do not maximally benefit from those professionals. What Khontakek said was true. Many skilled professionals you will find working for a different job or even odd jobs, because thats the available job opening or that is where they can receive better pay.

No wonder that a lot of Laotian Engineers , Physicists and sceintists and doctors don't want to come back home .

Date: Oct 30, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

khonthakek wrote:

i know a lot of my friend who earned engineer major in Laos university such as structural engineer , IT engineer, architecture and environmental engineer blabla, some of them work as something else which not relating to what their major. because engineer is hard subject and some students can;t use what they learn properly at REALITY

Because every body want to be the boss so no skill workers and skill labours that is Laos.

I disagree, there is just very very limited job opportunity for such kind of professional job in Laos. and If there is one, pay is not as competitive as other countries or foreign agencies are offering. So Laos do not maximally benefit from those professionals. What Khontakek said was true. Many skilled professionals you will find working for a different job or even odd jobs, because thats the available job opening or that is where they can receive better pay.

No wonder that a lot of Laotian Engineers , Physicists and sceintists and doctors don't want to come back home .

my friend who graduated from shanghai Tongji university and earned architecture degree and now he currently work as translating and interpreting in Vientiane, come on there is no much opportunity to find that kind of Job or professonal in Laos.
Another one he earned a law degree from university in china and now he s working as Marketing department at some company in Laos

There are no much opportunities to find a proper Job in Laos

Date: Oct 30, 2009

khonthakek wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

khonthakek wrote:

i know a lot of my friend who earned engineer major in Laos university such as structural engineer , IT engineer, architecture and environmental engineer blabla, some of them work as something else which not relating to what their major. because engineer is hard subject and some students can;t use what they learn properly at REALITY

Because every body want to be the boss so no skill workers and skill labours that is Laos.

I disagree, there is just very very limited job opportunity for such kind of professional job in Laos. and If there is one, pay is not as competitive as other countries or foreign agencies are offering. So Laos do not maximally benefit from those professionals. What Khontakek said was true. Many skilled professionals you will find working for a different job or even odd jobs, because thats the available job opening or that is where they can receive better pay.

No wonder that a lot of Laotian Engineers , Physicists and sceintists and doctors don't want to come back home .

my friend who graduated from shanghai Tongji university and earned architecture degree and now he currently work as translating and interpreting in Vientiane, come on there is no much opportunity to find that kind of Job or professonal in Laos.
Another one he earned a law degree from university in china and now he s working as Marketing department at some company in Laos

There are no much opportunities to find a proper Job in Laos

You will be very rich if you have that professional skill like that in the US or in the European countries such as doctor, Engineer , Physicist and Sceintist.

Date: Oct 30, 2009

Engineers, what a life. Study so hard and unfortunately it is even harder to find job nowadays. I used to ask one of my friends who finished study from Civil Engineering course at NUOL. What do you do? then he replied with "Dust Analysis". I was interested that he is doing research about dust, then with a reserved smile, he said "I was walking to find a job and everyday I walked through road with dust and cloudy pollution, so concurrently I analyse dust at the same time unconsciously ^^. I contacted him again after a long while and he is out of job, got married and push for making babies.

By the way, I am a Civil Engineer. I have good counterpart from Cambodia convinced me to work in Cambodia as pay is incentive, attractive, and much better than those paid in Laos.

All the best our Engineers and wish good time is coming for your roles.

Date: Oct 30, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Engineers, what a life. Study so hard and unfortunately it is even harder to find job nowadays. I used to ask one of my friends who finished study from Civil Engineering course at NUOL. What do you do? then he replied with "Dust Analysis". I was interested that he is doing research about dust, then with a reserved smile, he said "I was walking to find a job and everyday I walked through road with dust and cloudy pollution, so concurrently I analyse dust at the same time unconsciously ^^. I contacted him again after a long while and he is out of job, got married and push for making babies.

By the way, I am a Civil Engineer. I have good counterpart from Cambodia convinced me to work in Cambodia as pay is incentive, attractive, and much better than those paid in Laos.

All the best our Engineers and wish good time is coming for your roles.

it is called '' TE FOUN''

Date: Oct 30, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Engineers, what a life. Study so hard and unfortunately it is even harder to find job nowadays. I used to ask one of my friends who finished study from Civil Engineering course at NUOL. What do you do? then he replied with "Dust Analysis". I was interested that he is doing research about dust, then with a reserved smile, he said "I was walking to find a job and everyday I walked through road with dust and cloudy pollution, so concurrently I analyse dust at the same time unconsciously ^^. I contacted him again after a long while and he is out of job, got married and push for making babies.

By the way, I am a Civil Engineer. I have good counterpart from Cambodia convinced me to work in Cambodia as pay is incentive, attractive, and much better than those paid in Laos.

All the best our Engineers and wish good time is coming for your roles.

Good luck and hope every things work out for you .

khonthakek · Guru

Student at NUOL is creasing year by year!!!!!

SeeHarHed · Guru

samakomlao wrote:

Count me in !
I am an Environmental engineer !

webmaster, where did you go to school for your environmental engineering degree? are you done with school? Laos can definately use your expertise in this field. They need to stop buring the woods, dumping all the trash in the MeKong River, and those raw sewage is big problem in Laos.

Date: Oct 30, 2009

SeeHarHed wrote:

samakomlao wrote:

Count me in !
I am an Environmental engineer !

webmaster, where did you go to school for your environmental engineering degree? are you done with school? Laos can definately use your expertise in this field. They need to stop buring the woods, dumping all the trash in the MeKong River, and those raw sewage is big problem in Laos.

some ppls say they are environmental engineer, but they dont even know how to protect the environment . i ddint say you mr web masturbation i say in generally

Date: Oct 30, 2009

my friend who graduated from shanghai Tongji university and earned architecture degree and now he currently work as translating and interpreting in Vientiane

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Off topic:
Hey Khonthakek, do you happen to know how much is your friend's rate for acting as translator? Is he on hourly or daily basis? How can I get in touch with him in case I will need somebody to translate for me? Thanks bro!

Date: Oct 30, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

my friend who graduated from shanghai Tongji university and earned architecture degree and now he currently work as translating and interpreting in Vientiane

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Off topic:
Hey Khonthakek, do you happen to know how much is your friend's rate for acting as translator? Is he on hourly or daily basis? How can I get in touch with him in case I will need somebody to translate for me? Thanks bro!

Laos government should make a better policy from the Chinese and foreign companies must and hire and train Laotian for jobs in any project such building stadium , dams , bridges and road , new casino, new building...etc. There is no excuse for the Lao government not to do so.

Date: Nov 4, 2009

How could you guys forgot about these three remarkable Brothers???? Chao-Phetsarath, Chao Souvanna-Phouma, Chao- Souphanouvong, these three Brothers who belonged to the vice-regal branch of the royal house of LuangPhabang. they were all engineers, they graduated in France.

SeeHarHed · Guru

Oh by the way.... I'm currently working as "Sanitation Engineering Position", simply mean I clean toilets and restrooms for living. Hahahahahhaha Oh well, it pays the bills, it is not too bad though. They even provide me a computer to surf the net during my break time.

Date: Nov 4, 2009

SeeHarHed wrote:

Oh by the way.... I'm currently working as "Sanitation Engineering Position", simply mean I clean toilets and restrooms for living. Hahahahahhaha Oh well, it pays the bills, it is not too bad though. They even provide me a computer to surf the net during my break time.

Ha ha ha SeeHarhed you're a funny guy! and that's a compliment. In almost every thread you always give us the funny side.

America should thank you for always keeping their "throne" sparkling clean. Keep up the hard work and the nice attitude. Good luck!

Date: Nov 5, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

my friend who graduated from shanghai Tongji university and earned architecture degree and now he currently work as translating and interpreting in Vientiane

_______________

Off topic:
Hey Khonthakek, do you happen to know how much is your friend's rate for acting as translator? Is he on hourly or daily basis? How can I get in touch with him in case I will need somebody to translate for me? Thanks bro!

if you want a translator ( Lao -chinese-english) in Laos, contact me, i think i can help !!!i know some in VT

Date: Nov 5, 2009

samakomlao wrote:

Count me in !
I am an Environmental engineer !

5555555555555555 i m janitor engineer.

my3cent

Date: Nov 5, 2009

I am Lao Civil Engineer from Kobe University, Japan. Now i am working in Singapore at Sato Tokoy Construction Co. as sky-railway engineering. I want to gain experience and earn for about 5 years then I will return to my homeland Laos.

khonthakek · Guru

i am not environmental engineer but i have worked for environment survey for 5 months........i have dreamed of becoming a civil engineer when i was a kid, but..no chance

Date: Nov 5, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

samakomlao wrote:

Count me in !
I am an Environmental engineer !

5555555555555555 i m janitor engineer.

my3cent

Hey people,

I am SEX ENGINEER, my 'POSITION' involves having sex with young beautiful lao girls. Any beautiful lao girl want to become an engineer like me I am very happy to train and be my apprentice. I'm taking enrolment now.

Date: Nov 5, 2009

Keep quiet please wrote:

I am Lao Civil Engineer from Kobe University, Japan. Now i am working in Singapore at Sato Tokoy Construction Co. as sky-railway engineering. I want to gain experience and earn for about 5 years then I will return to my homeland Laos.

This man must miss his home country or maybe he misses "phoo sao lao". Wait for your home return and your valuable experience from Singapore to develop Laos.

Date: Nov 5, 2009

Anonymous wrote:
Hey people,

I am SEX ENGINEER, my 'POSITION' involves having sex with young beautiful lao girls. Any beautiful lao girl want to become an engineer like me I am very happy to train and be my apprentice. I'm taking enrolment now.

SHAME ON YOU!

SeeHarHed · Guru

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Hey people,

I am SEX ENGINEER, my 'POSITION' involves having sex with young beautiful lao girls. Any beautiful lao girl want to become an engineer like me I am very happy to train and be my apprentice. I'm taking enrolment now.
SHAME ON YOU!

man la... ja man mun xua!!!! jung sun ga aow ork ma vaow... what if one of those lao girls are one his nieces?? i wonder if he still think the same way?? kun si vaow ork ma ga hai kit dair... sear nii sai lai..

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