Richard Brekne skrev: > Thank you for your concern Ola. I have full rights in this country having all my > papers in order, and haveing lived here for nigh on 20 years now. Also, I just today > took and passed the present Piano Technicians Test here in Norway. Congratulation from whole my heart. > Even Foot Zone therapists in this country are required to have some basic schooling. Do they? What happens if they don`t? > Besides, for my part I would have no problem with haveing to "do what it takes" to > aquire any additions to my knowledge base to "please" the authorities. They will ask you what kind of school you have, and if that school are good enough for the goverment. Not if you are good enough. Iīm swedish myself and know alot of foreigners having problems to get cleared. I know people moving from Norway after not getting job here even if Norway needs them. Doctors from Joguslavia are collecting garbage. One Icelandic guy have to go jail because working as a psykaitris with foregn education not good enough for the goverment. He also have to pay his money back. Even if the employer was fully aware of the situation. This doesnīt mean Norwigian education is good. Itīs relly bad Ask me Iīm been there. There are to much musical people in the goverment to go for such a law. > I mean hey.. whats the harm in learning new things ?? Thats why we are on the list. I donīt think anybody is on the list without that reason. > Richard Brekne > I.C.P.T.G N.P.T.F Sincerely yours Ola Andersson Bergen, Norway
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