johncons

Stikkord: University of Sunderland

  • Feighet fra norske konsern, i forbindelse med å takle problemer som har å gjøre med religion osv.

    Sånn som jeg tenker på de QXL e-postene fra tidligere idag, så kunne man nesten tro, at det var noe muslimsk mafia, eller noe, som tulla med meg.

    For dem skreiv ‘tolmodig’, istedet for ‘tålmodig’.

    Så sånn var det.

    Og da tenker jeg nå, er det sånn, at muslimsk mafia har kontroll på QXL i Oslo, Fylkesmannen i Oslo og Akershus, Sivilombudsmannen og University of Sunderland, osv?

    Da tenker jeg på hvordan det var for meg, å være butikkleder i Rimi, i Groruddalen og på Bjørndal.

    Og det jeg savna, som butikkleder, det var klare regler fra ledelsen i Rimi, om ting som kunne bli konflikttema.

    For hvor kvalifisert er egentlig en nordmann som jobber som assisterende butikksjef, til å bestemme om det er greit at muslimer får vente med å ta pause, pga. ramadan?

    Eller om det er greit at alle muslimene tar pause samtidig, etter at sola har gått ned?

    Er det greit å sitte med skaut på seg i kassa?

    Sånne spørsmål kunne dukke opp, men ikke så ofte egentlig.

    Det var vel egentlig bare de tingene, som jeg kan huske, i forbindelse med at det var folk fra forskjellige religioner, som jobba på Rimi Kalbakken og Rimi Bjørndal og Rimi Nylænde, osv.

    Jo forresten, på Rimi Kalbakken, så fikk sihkene lov å sitte med turban, i kassa.

    Det var dem visst vant med, hvis jeg husker riktig.

    Men, er det riktig av firmaer som Rimi, å overlate sånne religionsspørsmål, til mellomledere?

    Her var ingenting avklart, fra ledelsen i Rimi.

    Og hvis man da som mellomleder, får spørsmålet bardus, at kan ikke alle muslimene ta pause samtidig, fordi det var ramandan og sola hadde nettopp gått ned.

    På sånne ting, så tror jeg norske firma er for sløve.

    For på sånt så hadde det vært greit å hatt retningslinjer, synes jeg ihvertfall, husker jeg, fra når norsk kultur, ikke er lik f.eks. muslimsk kultur.

    Men dette temaet fikk vi aldri høre noe om fra Rimi sentralt, hvordan skulle vi takle problemer i forbindelse med kulturforskjeller.

    Så her havnet alt på mellomleder-nivå.

    Og ingen mellomledere hadde fått opplæring i å takle problemer i forbindelse med kulturforskjeller.

    Man måtte vel nesten ha studert religion ved universitetet, eller noe, for å vite hvordan man skulle takle disse tingene riktig da.

    Så her kunne kanskje Rimi hatt en religionsekspert f.eks., som kunne samkjørt butikkene med hovedkontoret?

    Det hadde kanskje vært noe?

    En gang, på 90-tallet, så hadde Rimi trodd at det skulle bli lov, å selge vin i butikkene.

    Men dette ble ikke lov likevel, ble det bestemt av politikerne senere.

    Så en jul, så var Rimis julegave rødvin, (som Rimi hadde vært for tidlig ute med å kjøpe da, i håp om det skulle bli lov å selge vin i butikkene).

    Og jeg jobba som assistent på Rimi Bjørndal, og jobba de fleste kveldsvaktene, så jeg fikk jobben av butikksjefen, å gi rødvin til de muslimene, (og andre), som jobba på Rimi Bjørndal, jula 1997 da, må vel det ha vært.

    Og en kar, han ble skikkelig arg, og ga bort vinflaska til en nordmann.

    (Jeg måtte forklare at alle i Rimi i hele Norge fikk rødvin).

    For rødvin er visst enda værre en øl, tror jeg, for muslimer.

    Men men.

    Og noen muslimske jenter, (som satt i kassa da, og var nettopp blitt myndige kanskje), begynte å fnise litt da, så da bare lata jeg som at jeg var litt dum, og ikke visste at det ikke var lov for dem, ifølge religionen deres, å drikke vin.

    (Så kanskje de drakk den vinen i smug?)

    Hvem vet.

    Men her kunne man havne midt i en konflikt, som norsk mellomleder i Rimi, pga. noen religiøse tema, som man ikke hadde forutsetningen til å forstå hvordan man burde løse riktig, eller, man måtte ta en selvstendig bedømmelse, på hvor mye man skulle la religion telle og på hvor mye man skulle la hensynet til kundene telle.

    Og sånne avgjørelser burde blitt tatt på høyere nivå, i et konsern, enn der og da, i en butikk.

    Sånne avgjørelser burde blitt tatt i fred og ro, av noen som kunne forhørt seg med eksperter, og fått det riktig, både med tanke på religion og kundeservice, i samsvar med firmaets etiske verdier, (som konsern gjerne har da, eller sier de har).

    Så på disse feltene, så husker jeg at jeg savna, at Rimi tok ansvar.

    Skyldtes dette savnet inkompetanse eller feighet fra konsernledelsen?

    Ikke vet jeg, men noe var det nok ihvertfall.

    Så sånn var nok det.

    Mvh.

    Erik Ribsskog

  • Han sleipingen ved University of Sunderland, prøver å late som at det ikke er noe lureri. Jeg får sende det til sjefen hans da







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    Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 5:04 PM





    To:

    Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>




    Dear Erik,

    I am sorry that you feel this way as I believe that I have tried

    my best to be of assistance. However due to the abusive nature of your email I

    will no longer be able to correspond with you over this matter.


    Les

    Mr Leslie Brown

    Head of International Business Development & Operations

    University of Sunderland

    Tel: +44 (0) 191 515 2283

    Fax: +44 (0) 191 515 2147

    Mobile: +44 (0) 7788 978 113

    P Please consider the environment before printing this email.

    From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: 17 November 2009 16:46

    To: l.brown@sunderland.ac.uk

    Subject: Fwd: FW: Reminder/Fwd: [Fwd: To the Head-master: Lies from

    theLanguage-center?]


    Now I've thought more about this.

    And I think you're just a bastard, that are telling bloddy lies!

    High-school grade???

    What the fuck is this?

    English University?

    You mean that the University of Sunerland is at the same level as a high school

    in Norway, surely?

    You suck!

    Erik Ribsskog

    ———- Forwarded message ———-

    From: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>

    Date: Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 4:09 PM

    Subject: Re: FW: Reminder/Fwd: [Fwd: To the Head-master: Lies from

    theLanguage-center?]

    To: Les Brown <l.brown@sunderland.ac.uk>

    Hi,

    thank you very much for your help in the phone-call today,

    where you explained that the University didn't keep track of the test-results,

    that showed if one needed to take the English for Academic Purposes-module,

    (since I got the best grade on the test).

    (So if someone asks me, why I didn't have to take this

    module, then I just have to explain that the University didn't require me to).

    You also explained that students from Norway has to show their high-school

    grade in English, to determine, if they have to take this English-module,

    English for Academic Purposes.

    (Even if I think this sounds a bit strange, since I don't

    think the English-level one learn at high-school in Norway is good enough to

    study at an English university, but perhaps you meant the Upper

    Secondary-grade, in Norway?).

    I told you that I wanted to list that I got the best grade,

    on the English-test, on the achievement-sector, on the Personal Profile-sector,

    on the CV.

    But you told me this wasn't possible to document, since

    University didn't keep the test results, that showed if one needed to take the

    EAP-course, in English.

    I explain, that I had some problems with the Study-loan bank, (Statens

    Lånekasse), that meant that I had to leave the University, before the scheduled

    date.

    This meant, unfortunalty, that I don't have a singel file,

    to show, that I've studied at the University of Sunderland.

    I explained that I had passed a couple of tests, at least, in the

    E-Commerce-module.

    So you said I could send you an e-mail, and you could see, if you could find my

    test-results, from 2004/05.

    (I also have some files, in the University-archives, to do

    with the Final Year Project, in Computing, lectured by Mr. Peter White, where

    we kept copies of the files, no campus.

    I went to help my uncle in Norway, running his farm, in Larvik, since he is

    limited by an MC-accident.

    (He could only work one hour a day, he said, so I worked at least a bit more

    than that).

    But they tried to kill me there, (my family and maybe some order, since I have

    the Knights of Malta/Order of St. John, etc, in my familiy, and there's

    something strange going on in my family), in 2005, so I had to go to the UK

    again.

    And then I had to leave all my files from Sunderland, in Larvik.

    And my familiy in Norway, don't want to send me my suit-case, from Sunderland.

    So I had to flee to the UK, without my clothes etc., from Sunderland.

    Since someone tried to kill me, (a whole team), at my uncles

    farm, on my 35th birthday, 25. July 2005.

    And the Norwegian Police, don't want to investigate!

    So I try to get hold of the files from the University of

    Sunderland, since my family refuse to send me my files, after they have tried

    to kill me, in Norway, in 2005.

    So that's why I'm taking all this calls about the English test-results etc.

    Hope this is alright, and thanks again for the help!

    Best regards,

    Erik Ribsskog

    On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 1:36 PM, Les Brown <l.brown@sunderland.ac.uk>

    wrote:

    Dear Erik,

    Can you

    please clarify the details of the test which you sat?

    If you

    were enrolled on a University module we would normally store the results. If

    however you sat a diagnostic test to determine if you needed to enrol on a

    language module then we would not store the results as this will have been an

    informal diagnostic test which does not carry any University credits.

    Regards,

    Les

    Mr Leslie

    Brown

    Head of

    International Business Development & Operations

    University

    of Sunderland

    Tel:

    +44 (0) 191 515 2283

    Fax:

    +44 (0) 191 515 2147

    Mobile:

    +44 (0) 7788 978 113




    From: Kathryn

    Sayers [mailto:kathryn.sayers@sunderland.ac.uk]

    Sent: 22 October 2009 14:17

    To: l.brown@sunderland.ac.uk

    Subject: FW: Reminder/Fwd: [Fwd: To the Head-master: Lies from

    theLanguage-center?]

    Kathryn

    Sayers

    Study

    Abroad & Exchange Coordinator




    From: Erik

    Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: 22 October 2009 14:08

    To: study.abroad@sunderland.ac.uk

    Subject: Reminder/Fwd: [Fwd: To the Head-master: Lies from the

    Language-center?]

    Hi,

    I can't see that I've received and answer to this e-mail yet, so I'm sending a

    reminder about this.

    Hope this is alright!

    Yours

    sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog

    ———-

    Forwarded message ———-

    From: Student Helpline <student.helpline@sunderland.ac.uk>

    Date: Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 11:51 AM

    Subject: [Fwd: To the Head-master: Lies from the Language-center?]

    To: Study Abroad <study.abroad@sunderland.ac.uk>

    Cc: eribsskog@gmail.com

    Hi,

    Would you please help Erik?

    Thanks

    Mahshid

    Hi,

    Liz from the language-center tells me that the University has burned

    test-results, for English-tests for Study Abroad-students, from 2004.

    I think this sounds strange, and I think must be a lie.

    Because

    I think the Univesity keep test-results for statistical reasons, at least.

    So I want you to please investigate this.

    Yours

    sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog






  • Jeg ble litt irritert på University of Sunderland







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    <eribsskog@gmail.com>





    Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 4:45 PM





    To:

    l.brown@sunderland.ac.uk



    Now I've thought more about this.

    And I think you're just a bastard, that are telling bloddy lies!
    High-school grade???
    What the fuck is this?
    English University?

    You mean that the University of Sunerland is at the same level as a high school in Norway, surely?
    You suck!
    Erik Ribsskog

    ———- Forwarded message ———-

    From: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>
    Date: Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 4:09 PM
    Subject: Re: FW: Reminder/Fwd: [Fwd: To the Head-master: Lies from theLanguage-center?]

    To: Les Brown <l.brown@sunderland.ac.uk>

    Hi,

    thank you very much for your help in the phone-call today, where you explained that the University didn't keep track of the test-results, that showed if one needed to take the English for Academic Purposes-module, (since I got the best grade on the test).

    (So if someone asks me, why I didn't have to take this module, then I just have to explain that the University didn't require me to).
    You also explained that students from Norway has to show their high-school grade in English, to determine, if they have to take this English-module, English for Academic Purposes.

    (Even if I think this sounds a bit strange, since I don't think the English-level one learn at high-school in Norway is good enough to study at an English university, but perhaps you meant the Upper Secondary-grade, in Norway?).

    I told you that I wanted to list that I got the best grade, on the English-test, on the achievement-sector, on the Personal Profile-sector, on the CV.
    But you told me this wasn't possible to document, since University didn't keep the test results, that showed if one needed to take the EAP-course, in English.

    I explain, that I had some problems with the Study-loan bank, (Statens Lånekasse), that meant that I had to leave the University, before the scheduled date.
    This meant, unfortunalty, that I don't have a singel file, to show, that I've studied at the University of Sunderland.

    I explained that I had passed a couple of tests, at least, in the E-Commerce-module.
    So you said I could send you an e-mail, and you could see, if you could find my test-results, from 2004/05.

    (I also have some files, in the University-archives, to do with the Final Year Project, in Computing, lectured by Mr. Peter White, where we kept copies of the files, no campus.
    I went to help my uncle in Norway, running his farm, in Larvik, since he is limited by an MC-accident.

    (He could only work one hour a day, he said, so I worked at least a bit more than that).
    But they tried to kill me there, (my family and maybe some order, since I have the Knights of Malta/Order of St. John, etc, in my familiy, and there's something strange going on in my family), in 2005, so I had to go to the UK again.

    And then I had to leave all my files from Sunderland, in Larvik.
    And my familiy in Norway, don't want to send me my suit-case, from Sunderland.
    So I had to flee to the UK, without my clothes etc., from Sunderland.

    Since someone tried to kill me, (a whole team), at my uncles farm, on my 35th birthday, 25. July 2005.
    And the Norwegian Police, don't want to investigate!

    So I try to get hold of the files from the University of Sunderland, since my family refuse to send me my files, after they have tried to kill me, in Norway, in 2005.
    So that's why I'm taking all this calls about the English test-results etc.

    Hope this is alright, and thanks again for the help!
    Best regards,
    Erik Ribsskog


    On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 1:36 PM, Les Brown <l.brown@sunderland.ac.uk> wrote:

    Dear Erik,

    Can you please clarify the details of the

    test which you sat?

    If you were enrolled on a University

    module we would normally store the results. If however you sat a diagnostic

    test to determine if you needed to enrol on a language module then we would not

    store the results as this will have been an informal diagnostic test which does

    not carry any University credits.

    Regards,

    Les

    Mr Leslie Brown

    Head of International Business Development

    & Operations

    University of Sunderland

    Tel:

    +44 (0) 191 515 2283

    Fax: +44 (0)

    191 515 2147

    Mobile: +44 (0) 7788 978 113




    From:

    Kathryn Sayers [mailto:kathryn.sayers@sunderland.ac.uk]

    Sent: 22 October 2009 14:17

    To: l.brown@sunderland.ac.uk

    Subject: FW: Reminder/Fwd: [Fwd:

    To the Head-master: Lies from theLanguage-center?]

    Kathryn Sayers

    Study Abroad & Exchange Coordinator




    From:

    Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: 22 October 2009 14:08

    To: study.abroad@sunderland.ac.uk

    Subject: Reminder/Fwd: [Fwd: To

    the Head-master: Lies from the Language-center?]

    Hi,

    I can't see that I've received and answer to this e-mail yet, so I'm sending a

    reminder about this.

    Hope this is alright!

    Yours sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog

    ———- Forwarded message ———-

    From: Student Helpline <student.helpline@sunderland.ac.uk>

    Date: Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 11:51 AM

    Subject: [Fwd: To the Head-master: Lies from the Language-center?]

    To: Study Abroad <study.abroad@sunderland.ac.uk>

    Cc: eribsskog@gmail.com

    Hi,

    Would you please help Erik?

    Thanks

    Mahshid

    Hi,

    Liz from the language-center tells me that the University has burned

    test-results, for English-tests for Study Abroad-students, from 2004.

    I think this sounds strange, and I think must be a lie.

    Because I think the Univesity keep test-results for statistical

    reasons, at least.

    So I want you to please investigate this.

    Yours sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog






  • Jeg kontakta en som studerte ved University of Sunderland, samtidig med meg, for jeg lurte på hva hu som var leder for International Office, het igjen






    Leder for International Office, I Sunderland


    Mellom Magnar Skorven og Deg

    Erik Ribsskog 17. november kl. 00:49

    Hei,

    det var jeg som var han nordmannen, som bodde sammen med Federica og Rosario og de, på the Forge, i Sunderland.

    Jeg bare lurte på om du huske navnet på hu pene blonde engelske dama, som var leder for International Office, i Sunderland?

    Jeg mener å huske at vi såvidt prata om henne, en gang, men jeg husker ikke hva hu heter, og hu lot meg få låne telefonen, på kontoret der, og ringe til HiO, i Oslo, og nå er det noe problemer med både HiO og University of Sunderland, så jeg prøver å finne ut hva navnet hennes var igjen.

    På forhånd takk for svar!

    Jobber du på sykehus nå da forresten, siden du studerte på sykehuset der?

    Bare noe jeg kom på.

    Mvh.

    Erik Ribsskog








  • Nå fikk jeg nytt Visa-kort fra Barclays i Sunderland, (blir det vel), ikke dårlig

    img115 paint

    PS.

    Det kortet ovenfor, er en erstatning, for det kortet her, som jeg fikk høsten 2004, da jeg studerte i Sunderland, (og som har gått ut på dato nå):

    Photo 6501 paint

    PS 2.

    Men det var ikke noe kreditt på det kortet ovenfor, så jeg måtte overtrekke kontoen min i DnB, var det vel, i en offline minibank i Sunderland, for å få noe penger til mat, for studielånet var fire måneder forsinket, så jeg fikk ikke studielånet før i januar, for høstsemesteret som begynte i september.

    Så sånn var det.

    Bare noe jeg kom på.

  • Jeg sendte en ny e-post til Baard Berge, ved politiet i Oslo







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    Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 3:29 AM





    To:

    Baard Berge <baard.berge@politiet.no>



    Hei,

    jeg viser til korrespondanse tidligere iår, i forbindelse med anmeldelser sendt politiet i Oslo.
    Jeg har problemer med at jeg ikke får svar, fra politiet i Oslo, når jeg sender anmeldelser, angående forskjellig ting som har foregått de siste årene.

    Jeg har kanskje prøvd å ta opp litt for mye på en gang, for jeg har hørt, da jeg jobbet som leder på Rimi Bjørndal, i 2003, at jeg var forfulgt av noe 'mafian', så jeg har vært litt stressa, siden politiet ikke vil forklare meg hvem den her 'mafian' er, men bare avviser og ignorerer meg.

    Jeg er egentlig fra Berger i Vestfold, (men har bodd i 15 år i Oslo), så jeg vet ikke helt hva Oslo-folk mener når de sier 'mafian'?
    Så jeg har blitt litt stressa av det her 'mafian'-greiene, så jeg flytta til England, for å studere, i 2004.

    Så prøver jeg å finne ut hva som har foregått, og da blir jeg tullet med, hvis jeg skriver på internett, f.eks. da blir jeg trakassert, som det heter.
    Og jeg har også blitt tullet med av HiO og Lånekassa og Rimi, med flere, i Oslo, som jeg har skrevet til deg om før.

    Problemet er at det blir tungvint, for meg, å ta fly til Oslo, for å levere anmeldelser.
    Drammenspolitiet sa at det holdt å skrive en påtalebegjæring, ('Jeg ønsker gjerningsmannen tiltalt og straffet'), så kunne man sende en anmeldelse pr. e-post.

    Men Oslopolitiet de svarer ikke engang, på mange av e-postene mine, og de har ikke begynt å etterforske, i det hele tatt.
    Så jeg prøver å løse denne floken.
    For det kan da ikke være slik, at jeg, (som er arbeidsledig for øyeblikket, og bor i England, og ikke har mye penger), skal være nødt til å ta fly til Oslo, for hver anmeldelse jeg ønsker å levere til Politiet i Oslo, når jeg også har overhørt at jeg er forfulgt av noe 'mafian', i Oslo/Norge?

    På forhånd takk for svar!
    Mvh.

    Erik Ribsskog






  • Det kan virke som at det er FBI som tuller med meg, i Sunderland. Og sikkert ellers også, etter problemene på flyplassen i Detroit, i februar 2005. Hm

    fbi sunderland 2

    http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=FBI%20STUDENTRECORDS%20SUNDERLAND%20.AC.UK&btnG=Google%20Search&meta=&aq=f&oq=

    PS.

    Hvis noen fra Oslo, som har med det, leser det her, så ikke la amerikanerne få ny ambassade, ved militærleieren, på Huseby vel.

    De kommer til å forfølge de vernepliktige der, på samme måte som de gjør med meg, som er i HV.

    Så da kommer hele hæren til å bli kontrollert av amerikanerne, hvis det skjer, at de får ambassaden dit, vil jeg tippe.

    Så sånn er nok det.

    Mvh.

    Erik Ribsskog

    PS 2.

    Dette kan også stemme med det, at da jeg, i mars, var det vel, ringte den amerikanske ambassaden i Oslo, for å spørre hva jeg skulle gjøre med det, at noen hadde hat-blogger mot meg, på amerikanske blogg-tjenester.

    Og da sa hu dama på den amerikanske ambassaden i Oslo, at jeg burde ringe FBI.

    (Enda det var IC3, som man skulle ringe, het de vel).

    Så det var kanskje som en vits, at jeg burde ringe FBI, på den måten at det er de som tuller med meg.

    Er det sånn det henger sammen.

    Hvem vet, men det er vel ikke helt umulig, at det er sånn.

    Vi får se.

    Eller, det er kanskje mulig at hun på den amerikanske ambassaden i Oslo, ikke sa FBI, men sa politiet.

    Det er mulig.

    Det skal jeg ikke si helt sikkert.

    Men men.

    Her er uansett en link til en bloggpost, hvor jeg har skrevet mer om dette:

    https://johncons-blogg.net/2009/03/hvorfor-jeg-ikke-far-meg-jobb-in.html

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    Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 5:28 PM





    To:

    Les Brown <l.brown@sunderland.ac.uk>



    Hi,

    thank you for your advice!
    But that's not the same at all, as the test I had at Sunderland, since I got the best grade, then this is an achievement, since few students got the best grade, so this would look better on my CV.

    I think you are pulling my leg a bit 🙂
    But I guess it's boring only writing serious e-mails, so you sometimes want to have a bit of fun, at the Universtiy.
    Good recovery!

    Erik Ribsskog

    On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 5:10 PM, Les Brown <l.brown@sunderland.ac.uk> wrote:

    Dear Erik,

    As you have not completed a University of Sunderland English language module I

    would suggest that you use your Vitnemal High School Certificate English language

    level.

    Regards,

    Les

    Mr Leslie Brown

    Head of International Business Development

    & Operations

    University of Sunderland

    Tel:

    +44 (0) 191 515 2283

    Fax: +44 (0)

    191 515 2147

    Mobile: +44 (0) 7788 978 113




    From:

    Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: 22 October 2009 16:41

    To: Les Brown

    Subject: Re: FW: Reminder/Fwd:

    [Fwd: To the Head-master: LiesfromtheLanguage-center?]

    Hi,

    You say I haven't completed an assessment for a University English

    language module.

    But this is wrong, I completed the assessment, or initial test, and got the

    best grade.

    We didn't have language-test at Oslo University College,

    and EF couldn't find my course-certificates, from when I was with them and STS

    on summer-school, three summers in the UK, in the 80's.

    I don't understand why you don't keep hold of test-results.

    Imagine a job-interview, where one gets asked why one didn't have the

    English-module.

    And then you say, I got the best grade, so I didn't have to take the language

    module.

    And then the interviewer would say, have you got a file proving this?

    And then one would sit there like an 'idiot' since the university don't keep

    hold of test-results.

    This seems to stupid to me, to be beliveable, so not to be inpolite, but are

    you sure that you aren't lieing, at the university?

    What was the name of the manager I spoke with, on study abroad again,

    in 2004, do you remember that, by the way?

    Best regards,

    Erik Ribsskog

    On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 4:32 PM, Les Brown <l.brown@sunderland.ac.uk> wrote:

    Dear Erik,

    Just to reassure you, the University does not have a policy of

    withholding module results if students have a debt on their record. However as

    previously mentioned in an email from my colleague David Donkin you have not

    completed an assessment for a University English language module.

    However as confirmation of your level of English language

    proficiency for your CV I would suggest that you list details of the marks that

    you were awarded for your English language studies in Norway prior to you coming to study in Sunderland.

    Regards,

    Les

    Mr Leslie Brown

    Head of International Business Development & Operations

    University of Sunderland

    Tel: +44 (0) 191 515 2283

    Fax: +44 (0) 191 515 2147

    Mobile: +44 (0) 7788 978 113




    From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: 22 October 2009 15:07

    To: Les Brown

    Subject: Re: FW: Reminder/Fwd: [Fwd:

    To the Head-master: Lies fromtheLanguage-center?]

    Hi,

    ok it was a test

    to determine if I needed to enrol on a language-modul.

    And I got the best grade, on this English-test.

    So I try to get hold of a file, that shows this, for my CV, since I had problems

    with my Home University,

    and the Study-loan bank in Norway,

    'Lånekassa'.

    And I spoke with

    the study-abroad manager, I think she was, about this, in 2004, a woman in her

    20's I think, with blond hair, (I don't remember the name), and then I was

    allowed to call my home university, Oslo University College, from the Study

    Abroad office, in Sunderland, (when it was at St. Peters campus).

    That I thought was very fine, because then Frode Eika Sandnes, at Oslo

    Univesity College, didn't dear to 'mess' with my module-aprovment any longer,

    so then he came over to Sunderland, to speak with me, and another student,

    named Brusk, from Syria and Norway and Oslo University College.

    (Or else I don't

    think I would have got my study-loan, at all).

    But I didn't get my study-loan, before I had been in Sunderland,

    for four months.

    So the whole first

    term, passed, and I didn't get the study-loan, before in January 2005.

    And then we were also 'thrown out', from the appartment in the Forge, so then I

    went to London, to find a job, since the problems with Lånekassa and Oslo

    University College, unfortunatly had messed up my studies, in Sunderland, since

    I had to focus on getting the founding from Norway, in stead of my studies,

    since one have to have money for food, etc.

    So I didn't get to

    finish any modules, in Sunderland.

    So I thought if I had a file, with the result of the language-test, which I got

    the best grade on, then that would have been very fine.

    Because, how are people expected to explain, that they didn't take a

    language-module, even if they were on the Study Abroad-programme?

    I think students

    should be given a file, with the result of the initial language-test, to

    document, why they didn't need to take the English-module.

    Or is there anyway you could help me with this, by writing a statement, that I

    had so good English-skills, so I didn't need to take the English-module, while

    I studied in Sunderland, because I think that

    would have been fine to have on my CV.

    Is Peter White working

    at the university any longer, by the way, because I also have some files, that

    were arcived to do with my Final Year Project, 2004/05, that I thought it would

    have been fine to have, since then I have some files to show at least, from my

    studies in Sunderland.

    I'm aware of that I owe the university money, for the rent from the Forge etc.,

    but I have brought this up, with the right department, at the department, at

    the University, I have applied for a payment-plan, etc., so I hope this is not

    the reason, why I can't have these files, because Liz at the language-center,

    mentioned this, when I asked for the file, that I owed the university money.

    But I don't think the language-center deals with this, student fees, so I'm a

    bit worried that Liz and others could have an agenda, that they don't like me

    since I owe the university money.

    And I don't think this is right, that people like Liz, should punish me, due to

    this, since she has no right to judge me, and I deal with this problem, with

    the right department at the university.

    I hope you have the chance to find out about this!

    Yours sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog

    On Thu, Oct 22,

    2009 at 2:36 PM, Les Brown <l.brown@sunderland.ac.uk> wrote:

    Dear Erik,

    Can you please clarify the details of the test which you sat?

    If you were enrolled on a University module we would normally store

    the results. If however you sat a diagnostic test to determine if you needed to

    enrol on a language module then we would not store the results as this will

    have been an informal diagnostic test which does not carry any University

    credits.

    Regards,

    Les

    Mr Leslie Brown

    Head of International Business Development & Operations

    University of Sunderland

    Tel: +44 (0) 191 515 2283

    Fax: +44 (0) 191 515 2147

    Mobile: +44 (0) 7788 978 113




    From: Kathryn Sayers [mailto:kathryn.sayers@sunderland.ac.uk]

    Sent: 22 October 2009 14:17

    To: l.brown@sunderland.ac.uk

    Subject: FW: Reminder/Fwd: [Fwd:

    To the Head-master: Lies from theLanguage-center?]

    Kathryn Sayers

    Study Abroad & Exchange Coordinator




    From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: 22 October 2009 14:08

    To: study.abroad@sunderland.ac.uk

    Subject: Reminder/Fwd: [Fwd: To

    the Head-master: Lies from the Language-center?]

    Hi,

    I can't see that I've received and answer to this e-mail yet, so I'm sending a

    reminder about this.

    Hope this is alright!

    Yours sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog

    ———-

    Forwarded message ———-

    From: Student Helpline <student.helpline@sunderland.ac.uk>

    Date: Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 11:51 AM

    Subject: [Fwd: To the Head-master: Lies from the Language-center?]

    To: Study Abroad <study.abroad@sunderland.ac.uk>

    Cc: eribsskog@gmail.com

    Hi,

    Would you please help Erik?

    Thanks

    Mahshid

    Hi,

    Liz from the language-center tells me that the University has burned

    test-results, for English-tests for Study Abroad-students, from 2004.

    I think this sounds strange, and I think must be a lie.

    Because I think

    the Univesity keep test-results for statistical reasons, at least.

    So I want you to please investigate this.

    Yours sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog






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    Erik Ribsskog

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    <eribsskog@gmail.com>





    Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 4:40 PM





    To:

    Les Brown <l.brown@sunderland.ac.uk>



    Hi,

    You say I haven't completed an assessment for a University English language module.
    But this is wrong, I completed the assessment, or initial test, and got the best grade.

    We didn't have language-test at Oslo University College, and EF couldn't find my course-certificates, from when I was with them and STS on summer-school, three summers in the UK, in the 80's.

    I don't understand why you don't keep hold of test-results.

    Imagine a job-interview, where one gets asked why one didn't have the English-module.
    And then you say, I got the best grade, so I didn't have to take the language module.

    And then the interviewer would say, have you got a file proving this?
    And then one would sit there like an 'idiot' since the university don't keep hold of test-results.
    This seems to stupid to me, to be beliveable, so not to be inpolite, but are you sure that you aren't lieing, at the university?

    What was the name of the manager I spoke with, on study abroad again, in 2004, do you remember that, by the way?
    Best regards,
    Erik Ribsskog

    On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 4:32 PM, Les Brown <l.brown@sunderland.ac.uk> wrote:

    Dear Erik,

    Just to reassure you, the University does

    not have a policy of withholding module results if students have a debt on

    their record. However as previously mentioned in an email from my colleague

    David Donkin you have not completed an assessment for a University English language

    module.

    However as confirmation of your level of

    English language proficiency for your CV I would suggest that you list details of

    the marks that you were awarded for your English language studies in Norway prior to you coming to study in Sunderland.

    Regards,

    Les

    Mr Leslie Brown

    Head of International Business Development

    & Operations

    University of Sunderland

    Tel:

    +44 (0) 191 515 2283

    Fax: +44 (0)

    191 515 2147

    Mobile: +44 (0) 7788 978 113




    From:

    Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: 22 October 2009 15:07

    To: Les Brown

    Subject: Re: FW: Reminder/Fwd:

    [Fwd: To the Head-master: Lies fromtheLanguage-center?]

    Hi,

    ok it was a test to determine if I needed to enrol on a language-modul.

    And I got the best grade, on this English-test.

    So I try to get hold of a file, that shows this, for my CV, since I had

    problems with my Home University, and the Study-loan bank in Norway,

    'Lånekassa'.

    And I spoke with the study-abroad manager, I think she was, about this,

    in 2004, a woman in her 20's I think, with blond hair, (I don't remember the

    name), and then I was allowed to call my home university, Oslo University

    College, from the Study Abroad office, in Sunderland, (when it was at St.

    Peters campus).

    That I thought was very fine, because then Frode Eika Sandnes, at Oslo

    Univesity College, didn't dear to 'mess' with my module-aprovment any longer,

    so then he came over to Sunderland, to speak with me, and another student,

    named Brusk, from Syria and Norway and Oslo University College.

    (Or else I don't think I would have got my study-loan, at all).

    But I didn't get my study-loan, before I had been in Sunderland,

    for four months.

    So the whole first term, passed, and I didn't get the study-loan,

    before in January 2005.

    And then we were also 'thrown out', from the appartment in the Forge, so then I

    went to London, to find a job, since the problems with Lånekassa and Oslo

    University College, unfortunatly had messed up my studies, in Sunderland, since

    I had to focus on getting the founding from Norway, in stead of my studies,

    since one have to have money for food, etc.

    So I didn't get to finish any modules, in Sunderland.

    So I thought if I had a file, with the result of the language-test, which I got

    the best grade on, then that would have been very fine.

    Because, how are people expected to explain, that they didn't take a

    language-module, even if they were on the Study Abroad-programme?

    I think students should be given a file, with the result of the initial

    language-test, to document, why they didn't need to take the English-module.

    Or is there anyway you could help me with this, by writing a statement, that I

    had so good English-skills, so I didn't need to take the English-module, while

    I studied in Sunderland, because I think that

    would have been fine to have on my CV.

    Is Peter White working at the university any longer, by the way,

    because I also have some files, that were arcived to do with my Final Year

    Project, 2004/05, that I thought it would have been fine to have, since then I

    have some files to show at least, from my studies in Sunderland.

    I'm aware of that I owe the university money, for the rent from the Forge etc.,

    but I have brought this up, with the right department, at the department, at

    the University, I have applied for a payment-plan, etc., so I hope this is not

    the reason, why I can't have these files, because Liz at the language-center,

    mentioned this, when I asked for the file, that I owed the university money.

    But I don't think the language-center deals with this, student fees, so I'm a

    bit worried that Liz and others could have an agenda, that they don't like me

    since I owe the university money.

    And I don't think this is right, that people like Liz, should punish me, due to

    this, since she has no right to judge me, and I deal with this problem, with

    the right department at the university.

    I hope you have the chance to find out about this!

    Yours sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog

    On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 2:36 PM, Les Brown <l.brown@sunderland.ac.uk> wrote:

    Dear Erik,

    Can you please clarify the details of the test which you sat?

    If you were enrolled on a University module we would normally store

    the results. If however you sat a diagnostic test to determine if you needed to

    enrol on a language module then we would not store the results as this will

    have been an informal diagnostic test which does not carry any University

    credits.

    Regards,

    Les

    Mr Leslie Brown

    Head of International Business Development & Operations

    University of Sunderland

    Tel: +44 (0) 191 515 2283

    Fax: +44 (0) 191 515 2147

    Mobile: +44 (0) 7788 978 113




    From: Kathryn Sayers [mailto:kathryn.sayers@sunderland.ac.uk]

    Sent: 22 October 2009 14:17

    To: l.brown@sunderland.ac.uk

    Subject: FW: Reminder/Fwd: [Fwd:

    To the Head-master: Lies from theLanguage-center?]

    Kathryn Sayers

    Study Abroad & Exchange Coordinator




    From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: 22 October 2009 14:08

    To: study.abroad@sunderland.ac.uk

    Subject: Reminder/Fwd: [Fwd: To the

    Head-master: Lies from the Language-center?]

    Hi,

    I can't see that I've received and answer to this e-mail yet, so I'm sending a

    reminder about this.

    Hope this is alright!

    Yours sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog

    ———-

    Forwarded message ———-

    From: Student Helpline <student.helpline@sunderland.ac.uk>

    Date: Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 11:51 AM

    Subject: [Fwd: To the Head-master: Lies from the Language-center?]

    To: Study Abroad <study.abroad@sunderland.ac.uk>

    Cc: eribsskog@gmail.com

    Hi,

    Would you please help Erik?

    Thanks

    Mahshid

    Hi,

    Liz from the language-center tells me that the University has burned

    test-results, for English-tests for Study Abroad-students, from 2004.

    I think this sounds strange, and I think must be a lie.

    Because I think

    the Univesity keep test-results for statistical reasons, at least.

    So I want you to please investigate this.

    Yours sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog






  • Jeg sendte en ny e-post, til University of Sunderland







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    Erik Ribsskog

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    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>





    Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 3:07 PM





    To:

    Les Brown <l.brown@sunderland.ac.uk>



    Hi,

    ok it was a test to determine if I needed to enrol on a language-modul.
    And I got the best grade, on this English-test.
    So I try to get hold of a file, that shows this, for my CV, since I had problems with my Home University, and the Study-loan bank in Norway, 'Lånekassa'.

    And I spoke with the study-abroad manager, I think she was, about this, in 2004, a woman in her 20's I think, with blond hair, (I don't remember the name), and then I was allowed to call my home university, Oslo University College, from the Study Abroad office, in Sunderland, (when it was at St. Peters campus).

    That I thought was very fine, because then Frode Eika Sandnes, at Oslo Univesity College, didn't dear to 'mess' with my module-aprovment any longer, so then he came over to Sunderland, to speak with me, and another student, named Brusk, from Syria and Norway and Oslo University College.

    (Or else I don't think I would have got my study-loan, at all).
    But I didn't get my study-loan, before I had been in Sunderland, for four months.
    So the whole first term, passed, and I didn't get the study-loan, before in January 2005.

    And then we were also 'thrown out', from the appartment in the Forge, so then I went to London, to find a job, since the problems with Lånekassa and Oslo University College, unfortunatly had messed up my studies, in Sunderland, since I had to focus on getting the founding from Norway, in stead of my studies, since one have to have money for food, etc.

    So I didn't get to finish any modules, in Sunderland.
    So I thought if I had a file, with the result of the language-test, which I got the best grade on, then that would have been very fine.

    Because, how are people expected to explain, that they didn't take a language-module, even if they were on the Study Abroad-programme?
    I think students should be given a file, with the result of the initial language-test, to document, why they didn't need to take the English-module.

    Or is there anyway you could help me with this, by writing a statement, that I had so good English-skills, so I didn't need to take the English-module, while I studied in Sunderland, because I think that would have been fine to have on my CV.

    Is Peter White working at the university any longer, by the way, because I also have some files, that were arcived to do with my Final Year Project, 2004/05, that I thought it would have been fine to have, since then I have some files to show at least, from my studies in Sunderland.

    I'm aware of that I owe the university money, for the rent from the Forge etc., but I have brought this up, with the right department, at the department, at the University, I have applied for a payment-plan, etc., so I hope this is not the reason, why I can't have these files, because Liz at the language-center, mentioned this, when I asked for the file, that I owed the university money.

    But I don't think the language-center deals with this, student fees, so I'm a bit worried that Liz and others could have an agenda, that they don't like me since I owe the university money.

    And I don't think this is right, that people like Liz, should punish me, due to this, since she has no right to judge me, and I deal with this problem, with the right department at the university.

    I hope you have the chance to find out about this!

    Yours sincerely,
    Erik Ribsskog

    On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 2:36 PM, Les Brown <l.brown@sunderland.ac.uk> wrote:

    Dear Erik,

    Can you please clarify the details of the

    test which you sat?

    If you were enrolled on a University

    module we would normally store the results. If however you sat a diagnostic

    test to determine if you needed to enrol on a language module then we would not

    store the results as this will have been an informal diagnostic test which does

    not carry any University credits.

    Regards,

    Les

    Mr Leslie Brown

    Head of International Business Development

    & Operations

    University of Sunderland

    Tel:

    +44 (0) 191 515 2283

    Fax: +44 (0)

    191 515 2147

    Mobile: +44 (0) 7788 978 113




    From:

    Kathryn Sayers [mailto:kathryn.sayers@sunderland.ac.uk]

    Sent: 22 October 2009 14:17

    To: l.brown@sunderland.ac.uk

    Subject: FW: Reminder/Fwd: [Fwd:

    To the Head-master: Lies from theLanguage-center?]

    Kathryn Sayers

    Study Abroad & Exchange Coordinator




    From:

    Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: 22 October 2009 14:08

    To: study.abroad@sunderland.ac.uk

    Subject: Reminder/Fwd: [Fwd: To

    the Head-master: Lies from the Language-center?]

    Hi,

    I can't see that I've received and answer to this e-mail yet, so I'm sending a

    reminder about this.

    Hope this is alright!

    Yours sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog

    ———- Forwarded message ———-

    From: Student Helpline <student.helpline@sunderland.ac.uk>

    Date: Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 11:51 AM

    Subject: [Fwd: To the Head-master: Lies from the Language-center?]

    To: Study Abroad <study.abroad@sunderland.ac.uk>

    Cc: eribsskog@gmail.com

    Hi,

    Would you please help Erik?

    Thanks

    Mahshid

    Hi,

    Liz from the language-center tells me that the University has burned

    test-results, for English-tests for Study Abroad-students, from 2004.

    I think this sounds strange, and I think must be a lie.

    Because I think the Univesity keep test-results for statistical

    reasons, at least.

    So I want you to please investigate this.

    Yours sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog