The Proposal – Episode 02- Home Is Wherever You Are

Now, if we are rating wedding proposals on just crazy they are, this one has to take the cake!

Would you dare to break the law just to pull off this crazy wedding proposal?

Watch our second episode of The Proposal, as our proposer pull all the stops just to set up his girlfriend and place her in a compromising situation, before he makes her say…yes?

We sure are not kidding with you when we say this show features some of the most outlandish wedding proposal ideas!

For those who prefer your videos to be more bite sized:

Part 1: https://youtu.be/vAqrwa1p8Bs
Part 2: https://youtu.be/v0ZL7XVYlq0
Part 3: https://youtu.be/uTx93D1MhPI

If you missed episode 1, you can catch it here:

https://fuse-d.com/the-proposal-episode-01-horsepower/

The Proposal – Episode 01- Horsepower

Planning something special for your loved one this Valentines? Why not rewatch the world’s first reality wedding proposal show- “The Proposal” to find an inspiration or two for your own special moment? Watch these couples plan the most significant moment in their lives, as we help to pull off the wildest, most unconventional proposals you have ever seen!

For those who prefer to watch it in shorter segments:

Part 1- https://youtu.be/mtdDcM68ZYs
Part 2- https://youtu.be/ybsL5tHRC3M
Part 3-https://youtu.be/2-9mV2gG-og

Enjoy!

Where is the Way Ahead for Social Science Students in the Era of Technology?

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Where is the “Way Ahead” for Social Science Students in the Era of Technology?

In the past few years, technology seems to have taken the driving seat of the economy, which leads to many students in other majors especially those with social science degrees reflecting the usefulness of what they have learned and how they can navigate in such a world shifting its focus on technology? Some people begin to worry that prospective students might choose to study science rather than social science for sake of a better job opportunity.

Member of Parliament Sun Xue ling in a speech expressed her opinion on this issue, saying that the technology itself is cold without feeling and without  sense of right or wrong. For example, the nuclear power can either be used to generate energy to benefit people or result in the outbreak of a war. Therefore, social science students of today with an understanding of the human condition have an important role to play in supervising the application of technology correctly.

In fact, the corny joke about social science graduates working in McDonald’s is a misguidance. The HESA institution investigates the quite common stereotype that a social science degree is less wanted in the labor market than a science degree.  And the final report proved this stereotype was wrong and the courses provided by those higher education institutions are helpful for job seeking.

According to the HESA data, social science graduates are more likely to get paid employment than science graduates and be promoted to managerial or senior positions. The research followed the three and a half years career paths of over 62,000 university students after they graduated from university in 2009. The figures revealed that about 84.2% of social science graduates find  three years after graduation, compared with 78% of students graduated with science degrees.

As a social science graduate myself, I find there are many options and opportunities out there, such as careers in government departments, trade unions, NGOs, international institutions and think tanks, also careers in companies such as human resources management and public relations, advertising and marketing. The courses of social science usually train students’ skills of researching, analyzing, presenting and writing, as well as interpersonal skills and teamwork spirit, which are always much valued by bosses.

Having a degree in social science doesn’t necessarily mean that these people will change the society, but it helps a lot with works. Phil Redmond, the famous English television producer, graduated with a degree in social science has used his insight into human awareness to produce many award-winning TV dramas. His dramas usually reflect a wide variety of social topics such as bullying, drug abuse, domestic violence and unemployment.