GREAT NIGERIA STUDENT!!!

Despite the ongoing strike of obdurate ASUU & FG alots can still be discussed in our field. This thread is strictly created for the benefits of students in this faculty. We wants you as an individual that belong to this field to share your experiences in your various schools; tell us why you chose english & education as a career and what you will like to become with it, and why you prefer it to other fields...

Also, to help the freshers and dreamers in this field to know what they should be expecting and ways of tackling it. The course outline, how they can graduate with top grade. What help the course is offering to the society.... Thank you...

Well, let me first introduce my self.
My nomenclature is bonaventure alias "GRAMMAR". Am a guy of very few words and i detest talking too much..
Honestly!, i reckon that i choosed english language as a career simply because of my profound love for "grammar words." i'm very gratified when ever am emitting the english words. It gives me a profuse pleasure. This is the fact that requires no fallacious altercations.
Thanks.

Apart from teaching, where is somebody who studied English Language expected to work after graduation? How interesting is it to study English Language as a course?

:oSMH this is a disgrace to my field of study...I can't even imagine hw disorganised this post is...#sighing#@hasan,watz d name of Ūя̲̅ institution...@nwaotu MR GRAMMAR! U̶̲̥̅̊ didn't even answer the question,ure J̶̲̥̅̊u̶̲̥̅̊S̤̥̈̊τ̲̣̣̥ busy spokin Ǻn̶̲̥̅̊ԃ speaking..hehehhehehh grammarian#..I pray ASUU calls off dis strike so we would be able to answer simple questions...#lobatan#

I'm studying Law but my brother wants to study English Language. I was flabbergasted reading this thread. Pls, try to be checking ur diction before posting any thing here. It is full of blunders. Grammatical Blunders! I don't like to sound condescending ooo but it is a shame to d course itself.

I'm very sure there are lots to be discussed in this field, lots i repeated rather than posting away from the asked question above.

Am a fresher in this field, just gained admission to read the course. I like the course and wants to know beyond. Let handle our post with mature minds and voice to the air what is expected to be heard or to be known.

Let me share my experience in this area, i had been nurturing law right from my day 1 in junior secondary school not only because i can argue for & against with genuine reasons, because i make it my passion. I had seen so many lawyers on screen as well as in my environment, indeed my brother was one which actuate my spirit to become 1 too.

Not more than a year ago i discovered my real career from my nebulous vision, i discovered am not only a born teacher but also going to be one useful element in the field of education. The idea of become a future lawyer suddenly washed away, and i wish to become a renown professor in a diverse knowledge as God promise for me.

English and education is a discipline that will give me a wonderful opportunity to two honour and sure employment after graduating, i.e i don't have to be legging around with my certificate in search of job and i can as well work outside teaching depending on what i intend to do with my certificate.

English education had helped the society n will keep helping it, the update of english day in day out in communication cannot be overemphasized.We need trained educationist in this country not those who end up in the field just because they can't get a job.

I rest my case here and leave the undergraduate and graduate in this field to shed more light and not to derail the post, thank you...

Al-hasan:
I'm studying Law but my brother wants to study English Language. I was flabbergasted reading this thread. Pls, try to be checking ur diction before posting any thing here. It is full of blunders. Grammatical Blunders! I don't like to sound condescending ooo but it is a shame to d course itself.

lol, barrister it will be well...

@alhasan or whatever your appellation is, you've to imbieb the axiomatic fact that you're the one pasting load of pestriferious grammatical blunders here.
It's quite appalling that as a law guru you're, you still finds it very cumbersome and convoluted to manipulate the fathomable English words.
All ur comments is full of erronious syntax.. Hahahaha. You must be a corofo law student. Hahahahahahaha. Go back to ur reading table and extricate from making ur self an object of caricature.
I rest my case!

@nicholas.. Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.. Mehn! Assu has maimed me.
Hahahaha, but there is hope!, let's keeping hoping!. Hehehehehe. Can you answer that simple question??

with d way thins r going on this tread i am affraid d tread might not serve d laudable objective 4 which it was created in first place.Do not cruxify because of mere grammaticar errors,it derails n distracts attention,meanwhile do u know dt we sometimes make mistakes when we speak or write in our individual 'mother tongue' ? so if this is unavoidable, to me mistakes on adopted language will be inevitable;or don't u think that had we known it all,there won't be d need to apply to study english lang. - related course again.
I am Adeyemi by name, unilag bound to study english edu. ,from osun state,now to d graduates or undergraduates in d discipline,is this course french lang. related? i.e is there any work relating to french in d course outline? i know nothing in french o!

Nwaotu10: Well, let me first introduce my self.
My nomenclature is bonaventure alias "GRAMMAR". Am a guy of very few words and i detest talking too much..
Honestly!, i reckon that i choosed english language as a career simply because of my profound love for "grammar words." i'm very gratified when ever am emitting the english words. It gives me a profuse pleasure. This is the fact that requires no fallacious altercations.
Thanks.

English hard oo....choi!

toideve:

English hard oo....choi!

Are u english educationist? if u r one plc kindly share ur experience with freshers in this discipline.
i poked a question earlier,u will do me some good if u can answer it as well.thanks!

eni orisha: with d way thins r going on this tread i am affraid d tread might not serve d laudable objective 4 which it was created in first place.Do not cruxify because of mere grammaticar errors,it derails n distracts attention,meanwhile do u know dt we sometimes make mistakes when we speak or write in our individual 'mother tongue' ? so if this is unavoidable, to me mistakes on adopted language will be inevitable;or don't u think that had we known it all,there won't be d need to apply to study english lang. - related course again.

eni orisha, true fact u have said... Y should we be discussing mistake instead of discussing the main issue. I don't know when nigeria student will stop behaving this way, let stop looking out for our mistakes and face the reality....

For ur question, i don't think so, it is not part of the course....

Don't allow the motivating spirit to die, share ur idea with us, the small it may be to you the great effect it may ve on others....

Subscribed....hp i won't regret with d way things 're going on here

kayking01: Subscribed....hp i won't regret with d way things 're going on here

I don't think so, but for those who derail the thread na wa 4 u

come let resurrect this thread,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,