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    1) More and more qualified people are moving from poor to rich countries to fill vacancies in specialist fields like engineering, computing, and medicine. 2) Some believe this amounts to "brain drain" and rich countries stealing talent, while others see it as the natural movement of workers globally. 3) Migration has long been part of human development as people seek new opportunities and environments. Now, qualified individuals transfer to rich countries for jobs, though this raises concerns about brain drain from poor countries.

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    1) More and more qualified people are moving from poor to rich countries to fill vacancies in specialist fields like engineering, computing, and medicine. 2) Some believe this amounts to "brain drain" and rich countries stealing talent, while others see it as the natural movement of workers globally. 3) Migration has long been part of human development as people seek new opportunities and environments. Now, qualified individuals transfer to rich countries for jobs, though this raises concerns about brain drain from poor countries.

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    1) More and more qualified people are moving from poor to rich countries to fill vacancies in specialist fields like engineering, computing, and medicine. 2) Some believe this amounts to "brain drain" and rich countries stealing talent, while others see it as the natural movement of workers globally. 3) Migration has long been part of human development as people seek new opportunities and environments. Now, qualified individuals transfer to rich countries for jobs, though this raises concerns about brain drain from poor countries.

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    Topic 5: More and more qualified people are moving from poor to rich countries to fill

    vacancies in specialist areas like engineering, computing and medicine.

    Some people believe that by encouraging the movement of such people, rich countries are
    stealing from poor countries. Others feel that this is only part of the natural movement of
    workers around the world. Do you agree or disagree? Write at least 250 words

    Migration is a part of the development in the history of human. They find new economic
    opportunity and environment, want free from constraints, escape conflict and war. Nowadays,
    it’s continuing happen. Qualified individuals are transfering to rich countries to find locations for
    job like angineering, computing and medicine. Althought there are various points of view such as
    afraid about brain drain to rich coutries while it also exists support views say that this is the
    organic way of labors in around the world. I totally agreed the view that it is a normal way. This
    will be shown by the negative sides in poor countries and craving of better life of people.

    Poor countries still have drawbacks. Firstly, they not have enough potential to invest in technology,
    science, education, research which is the foudation of nations. Also, compensation in these countries is
    considered not as suitable as talent of manpower. For example, it is said that the current policy are not
    attractive enough to attract overseas Vietnam intellectuals, it has many problem in financial policies and
    worker support policies.

    On the other hand, people always desire for a better situation. The first is that in rich countries, they have
    close management system, the life standard like security, facilities, environment, education, medical,
    traffic and many other side even better than poor countries. Talent individuals totally choose rich
    countries which easily ensure their requairement of life. A further point is that rich countries invest
    strongly in almost all fields, that is the reason why the locals will be approached to newest invention. For
    example, in the race of vaccine covid-19, develop countries beginning open economic because they
    inoculate with vaccine covi 19 while poor countries facing with the number of cases sharply encrease just
    because they not have enough vaccines. Finally, the salary of skilled workers in rich nations higher than
    poor nations. It makes sure for them can take care for their family.

    Language to use:

    1. ‘brain drain’ A new phenomenon

    2. Steal (v) = rob (v)

    3. Qualified people = skilled workers

    4. Wider choice of employment

    5. Greater opportunity

    6. Manpower = labor (n): nhân lực, người lao động

    7. Globalization (n): toàn cầu hóa


    8. Solution (n) = measure (n)

    9. To solve problems (v) = to address problems

    10. It is hard to…= It is cumbersome to…

    11. Get it off from the ground (ph.v) = A lot more money will be required to get this project
    off the ground.

    12. Redress the imbalance (v) : redress: sửa lại, khôi phục  khôi phục sự không cân bằng

    Topic 6: You should spend about 40 minutes on this task. Write about the following topic:

    Nowadays many students have the opportunity to study for part or all of their courses in foreign
    countries. While studying abroad brings many benefits to individual students, it also has a
    number of disadvantages. Do you agree or disagree? Write at least 250 words.

    Model: A OUTWEIGHT B????

    In recent years there has been a vast increase (sự tăng nhanh) in the number of students
    choosing to study abroad. This is partly (1 phần) because people are more affluent(=rich) and
    partly due to (= beecause of) the variety of grants and scholarships which are available for
    overseas students nowadays. Although foreign study is not something which every student would
    choose, it is an attractive option for many people.( THESIS STATEMENT)

    Nowadays, studying abroad is a first choice

    Advantages=benefits=positive sides= strong points

    Studying overseas has a number of advantages. Firstly, it may give students access to
    knowledge and facilities such as laboratories and libraries which are not available in their home
    country. Secondly, by looking abroad students may find a wider range of courses than those
    offered in their country’s universities, and therefore one which fits more closely to their
    requirements.

    Disadvantages=drawbacks=negative sides

    On the other hand, studying abroad has various drawbacks. These may be divided into
    personal and professional. Firstly, students have to leave their family and friends for a long
    period. Moreover, studying abroad is almost always more expensive that studying in one’s local
    university. Finally, students often study in a foreign language, which may limit their
    performance and mean they do not attain their true level.
    In my opinion, however, the disadvantages of studying abroad are usually temporary in
    nature. Students who study abroad generally become proficient in the language quite soon and
    they are only away from their family and friends for a year or two. Furthermore, many of the
    benefits last students all their lives and make them highly desirable to prospective employers.

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