Thread: Charter and Holland

is it true that sint eusatius needs to get a charter from holland since now its becoming under its governance

I dont think so. From the CIA world factook (https://www.cia.gov/cia/publications...k/geos/nt.html)



an autonomous country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands; full autonomy in internal affairs granted in 1954; Dutch Government responsible for defense and foreign affairs

The website has not been updated yet. but what i heard in order to get a charter from Holland the medical school needs to teach in dutch langauge also

ANy one can comment it would be great

If you have been to statia you will know that citizens of statia are slowly pulling away from the dutch government. Although some of the other islands in the region have quickly removed themselves from dutch government, statia has decided to stay but I am sure things will not change much.

Another for instance to compare this situation to is Puerto Rico. They are a US teritory (much like statia in comparison to holland). in any case Puerto rico medical schools are taught in spanish.


I would not worry about this at all. SESOM will not be taught in Dutch. In fact I think the high school will be switching to english in the future. (at least according to the 4 boys I occassionally tutor in biology say so)

http://www.nvao.net/content.php?a=s&id=155

AZskeptic, that website says that they only accredit bachelors and masters programs.

Also, the med school on Saba and St. Maarten (AUC) are going to be in the same class as St. Eustatius (Netherlands Antilles - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia under future status)

Originally Posted by aakashverma

AZskeptic, that website says that they only accredit bachelors and masters programs.

Also, the med school on Saba and St. Maarten (AUC) are going to be in the same class as St. Eustatius (Netherlands Antilles - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia under future status)

They are in the process of looking at the accreditation situation in NA, including med schools, on behalf of the govt.

Ok what does this mean , will SESOM get the new charter or no? and when?

so what happens when SESOM goes yunder the dutch municiplity, will they get a new charter or will the old charter be suffieciet enough.

anyone starting this semester know any info on this matter.


thanks

I recommend that you email the admissions and ask them. It put any and all of my fears to rest.