Access tuition-free education, receive complimentary training to become an Electrical Engineer, and secure a job opportunity with Schneider Electric in Germany in 2024

Are you keen to Work GREEN? Join Schneider Electric and be part of our team that turns innovative and sustainable solutions into reality. We're not just dreamers; we are doers. We are GREEN.

Position: Dual Study Program for Electrical Engineering (Focus: Electrical Energy Technology)

Location:

Theory: DHBW Mannheim

Practice: Seligenstadt

Start Date: September 1, 2024

Duration: 3 years (6 semesters), with a three-month rotation between university and the company.

Earnings: Starting from €1,100 in the first year of training

Your Responsibilities:

Regular rotations for varied training

Primary focus on sales support

Hands-on experience with digital solutions in protection technology, station, and network automation

Engagement in various teams to apply theoretical knowledge in practical projects

Exposure to Schneider Electric's innovative products and solutions for future power grids

Begin your professional journey with substantial personal responsibility, exciting work, and a chance to contribute to the energy transition

What We Offer:

Schneider Electric is one of the most sustainable companies globally

We cover tuition fees and all study-related expenses

Access to cutting-edge technologies and solutions for future-focused projects

A personal laptop for flexible work across our locations

International growth opportunities within our organization

A pleasant working environment and an open, flexible corporate culture

High likelihood of permanent employment upon successful completion

Qualifications:

Meet the university's entry requirements

Strong foundation in mathematics

Genuine interest in innovative technologies and practical electrical work

Proficiency in English

Independence, organization, and a proactive approach

How to Apply:

Apply online via batnanaconsult@gmail.com.

Required Documents:

CV

Copies of your most recent school reports

Contact Person:

For any unanswered questions, contact Henry at econb2004@gmail.com. +905428788185

Join Us:

Schneider Electric leads the digital transformation of energy management and automation. We empower the world to use energy safely, efficiently, and sustainably. Our goal is to foster a global economy that is both ecologically viable and highly productive.

€25.7 billion in global revenue

Over 137,000 employees across 100+ countries

45% of revenue from IoT

5% of revenue dedicated to research and development

Please note that this position remains open until filled. Schneider Electric is an equal opportunity employer, and we encourage applications from candidates of all backgrounds.

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IMSU student Jane Okorie Onyinyechi redefines the rule of law

It is now well-established that the rule of law is a fundamental requirement in any contemporary constitutional democracy and that the current situation necessitates action from the highest levels of government and the Union down to the smallest individual. However, in order to effectively defend and advance the rule of law in contemporary States, it is vital to increase our understanding of the concept's precise definition. As a result, taking a step back to solve this issue is necessary.

Given the significance of the problem, it would seem appropriate that a sufficient amount of scholarly literature and institutional document production be governed by its precise definition. The fact that legal academics and practitioners throughout Europe still cannot agree on what constitutes the elements of the rule of law only serves to highlight how ill-defined and difficult the task at hand is. Legal professionals deal with a flexible "umbrella idea" rather than a procedural formality when talking about the rule of law.

The sheer fact that the rule of law has this particular feature makes it possible for it to be an essential component of every modern constitution and to provide protection in nations with various political, legal, and constitutional traditions and systems.

                            

AS A LAW STUDENT 

Regarding the first portion of the topic question, law students can first help advance the rule of law by taking advantage of the chances presented by their studies to educate themselves on the concept's academic definition and practical significance. They can also help advance the rule of law by being eager to research and stay up to date on newer developments in the field. A strong culture of the rule of law requires individual accountability as well.

In the end, Moon Knight becomes a little strange.

 

Moon Knight concluded this week, and it may be the clearest indication yet of what the MCU will look like on television vs in theaters. The MCU series on Disney+ have had pacing issues since the debut of WandaVision, and Moon Knight is no exception, with a slow start that leads to a rushed conclusion, but Moon Knight is also the most well-structured Marvel series ever. Moon Knight is structured into a distinct three-act framework with six hour-long episodes, mirroring the narrative flow of a film but with more room for story and character development.

Moon Knight never entirely balanced itself across those six episodes, which is the only major flaw of the show. The beginning was slow, the ending was rushed, and Layla (May Calamawy) didn't receive a proper setup for her hero moment, but it did a fantastic job portraying Marc Spector and Steven Grant, the two-in-one character played by Oscar Isaac.

Moon Knight excels at what it does, expanding the MCU's world without ever feeling heavy or clumsy, despite a bipedal hippo goddess appearing to unload exposition on Marc and Steven in one of the MCU's more bizarre recent events.

Even as ancient gods battle on a metaphysical world in the Egyptian desert, Moon Knight is unafraid of its own strangeness while maintaining a grounded atmosphere. Jeremy Slater, the show's creator, and Mohamed Diab, who directed four of the six episodes, including the final two, don't shy away from the weird, but they keep it grounded in Steven and Marc's internal strife. Oscar Isaac does an incredible job portraying these two personalities, to the point where it's heartbreaking when Steven realizes he isn't "real," but rather a protection mechanism Marc devised as a child to protect himself from abuse.

The more bizarre Moon Knight becomes, the more satisfying it becomes, to the point where the image of the Egyptian gods Khonshu and Ammit fighting as giant animal kaijus in the background while their human avatars fight on the streets of Cairo is one of the most thrillingly odd sights in the MCU to date. Moon Knight's blend of mythology and street-level violence works well; I just wish there was a little more room in these six episodes for Layla's unveiling as an avatar and superhero (she might be Scarlet Scarab, a deep cut from the comics, but it's left intentionally ambiguous in the show).

When Layla dresses up, it should feel like a lot bigger deal, especially since Marc was trying to keep her out of this gods' mess, and we should have a better idea—or any idea—what it means for her to be the hippo goddess's avatar, but we don't. What does it imply for Marc to be the "fist of Khonshu" and Arthur Harrow (Ethan Hawke) to be the "voice of Ammit"? "Tawaret's sword arms," perhaps?

Marvel hasn't yet cracked their formula over six hours of televisual narrative, but they're getting there. And I'm curious if, once they've perfected it, we'll see anything as pleasantly strange as Moon Knight once more. Moon Knight isn't flawless, and Layla deserves a little more, but it takes some risks and isn't afraid to get weird and macabre—the scenes in the psychiatric facility are particularly memorable (Legion fans are probably incensed this is getting more attention by orders of magnitude, and Moon Knight definitely owes a debt to Legion).

Steven's outrage at Marc's mercenary acts is well balanced, as is Marc's evident sense of guilt (and the apparent lack of guilt Jake Lockley possesses). Moon Knight is one of the most engaging and emotionally grounded storylines in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, despite its uneven tone and weird backstory. Strange. This is without a doubt one of Marvel's strangest endeavors.

Mum is accused of severing the genitals of her boyfriend after stabbing him and a buddy to death.

After reportedly chopping off his genitals and stabbing him and his companion to death, a mother has been accused of murdering her 10-year boyfriend.

After her lover Samir Esbeck, 59, and his friend Sarkis Abboud, 61, were stabbed in the early hours of Thursday, May 5, Jasmine Everleigh, 44, was charged with two charges of murder.

According to 7NEWS in Australia, the pair had been together for ten years before Everleigh attacked her partner and hacked off his genitals.

 Debretsion Gebremichael accused the Ethiopian national forces of using the airport to launch attacks on Tigray.

Ethiopia's federal government has not yet commented on the accusation.

But the attack is seen as a major escalation of the 12-day conflict between the Ethiopian government and the governing party in Tigray.

Fighting over Tigray has also affected Sudan, with at least 17,000 civilians crossing the border from Ethiopia, according to the UN.

Ethiopia has been through big changes since its Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed came to power in 2018. He was awarded the Nobel peace prize last year after reaching out to make peace with neighbouring Eritrea, with whom Ethiopia had fought a bloody war two decades ago.

But the widespread reforms he pushed through sidelined the Tigrayans of the TPLF who had long dominated the political scene - and in recent weeks, tensions between the The Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) and the federal government seriously escalated.

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Cup Finals Makes TV History

SATURDAY’S FA Cup final be-tween Arsenal and Chelsea was the most watched match of the 2019-20 season, televi-sion viewing figures have re-vealed.The Wembley final, which Arsenal won 2-1, was watched by 8.2million people at its peak on BBC One and had an audience share of 46.1 per cent.It means that nearly half of the UK population who own televisions tuned in to watch the final on terrestrial televi-sion. 

The viewing numbers for the final topped the audience figures for the FA Cup semi-final between Manchester United and Chelsea on July 19, which attracted 7.3million people at its peak. In fact, all of the matches in the list of the top five most-watched games of the season were FA Cup matches broad-casted on the BBC. 

Fans are currently not al-lowed to enter stadiums due to the coronavirus pandemic, meaning supporters and neu-tral must watch the matches on television in order to follow the action. Saturday’s final at Wemb-ley was played behind closed doors, with only a set number of people, consisting of the players, coaching staff, club officials and media person-nel, allowed into the ground.

 In the list of the top five most-watched TV games of the season, three of the games were played behind closed doors.Only Chelsea’s fifth-round win over Liverpool in March (6.8million) and Liverpool’s draw with Shrewbury Town in January (6.1million) had fans in the stadium when the shortlisted match was broad-casted. 

Fire in Plastic Recycling Area

A fire that broke out in the recycling area of Haspolat industrial zone in Nicosia has been brought under control.

An acre of plastic waste material was brought to a controlled burn by firefighters and tankers belonging to Değirmenlik Municipality and Laren Su enterprises.

Police announced that cooling works are continuing.

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