MrCrackles:

Are you mad?
Who told you i know about hustling?
U must be out of your pants and off your brain ;!
I dont know about hustling but big ups to ya all who have to do it. . . . Its a different ball game for me no disrespect!

Miz4oxley August 26, 2009, 01:30 PM :
Hi nairalanders in the UK,I will like to know more about getting a job or menial job as a student in the UK, Or a preferred location where you can get a better one kindly reply this post.I hope to read your replies cheers,

Alikote:
hi guys am a civil servant in nijia having  like 900 k savings and my ride like 700k and some parental support got an admission for msc computer sci from the university of wolverhampton would you advice me to leave my permant pensionable federal govt job am still new 1 year  and am 28 yrs old for the u.k in the recession and lay off i watch on CNN in u.k,are job easily secured after graduation not menail jobs hoo!!

MrCrackles:

Are you mad?
Who told you i know about hustling?
U must be out of your pants and off your brain!
I dont know about hustling but big ups to ya all who have to do it. . . . Its a different ball game for me no disrespect!

@ remoranger and people who [b]made shots at [/b]me,you guys are the reason everything / everyone in Nigeria is half baked.

oníjògbòn:

@ kadman, ol' boy u r full of shit o! you can dish out shit but you can't take it!

no be u first start the grammar correction galore or amnesia don catch u?

when somebody else come give u a taste of your own medicine, u come dey whine dey stereotype every naija person. . . ode buruku!

by the way olodo, the expression is to "take a shot at" (in this case, it will be took shot at me) and not "made shot at" like you stated.

***hisses***

ayomidej:

I would say that you need to think carefully about it , its not that bad in the UK but jobs are limited.

There are more opportunties in Nigeria but it comes down to who you know and for the UK is by the favour of God.

Nigerians are still getting good jobs with Masters or not, it depends on which field you are in.

And hardly any naija does early morning in the UK. 

Dis Guy:

_{moved to jobs section}



why do you want to work in the #Uk after you MSc Nigerian companies are paying millions
with little tax, fresh fish, family etc

FBS:




I also agree to the fact that staying at home is very good. You have your job, friends and family around you. No question of racism, where to sleep, what to eat etc but then, there is absolutely nothing wrong in enrolling for MSc and at your age you still have the energy to combine working and studying. Remember, it is for your own self advancement in life.
One question, for those saying that “it is not easy”, tell us one country where it is easy.
If you are determined, hard working and (like someone earlier said) you do believe in God, surely you can DO it.
From personal experience, yeah, you “may” find it rough but it is doable. I did it and graduated and see no reason why you or any other person cannot.
Agreed travelling to the UK for hols is good, question, will he not spend money for the trip? Mind you, it ain’t cheap.
A fellow already mentioned it here that the major thing is to organize your finances. And in fact I will only add that you already have your first year (and if possible for the whole period of study) tuition ready. That way, any extra cash you make doing “other” jobs goes directly into your pocket and if you are diligent and disciplined enough, you might even end up having some good savings. Again, I repeat, it is DOABLE. Forget the east Europeans et all, there is competition every where . . .even in the white house.

Yes, you may have to forget about using a car for sometime (you mentioned you have one) and maybe as well do without some other things we consider luxuries but the long term goal is what matters. In a couple of year’s time, you will be a Masters Degree holder. How sweet!!! Then you can tell your kids stories about how you did it. Believe it, yes you can do it.
Keep your mind open that there is no job awaiting you after you must have finished and except you enroll at some “5 star” Business school where the fees are way up there.
Some of us had it rough but we are thanking God today for everything He did, is doing and will do.

PS: Remember that no one else can make that decision for you but yourself. Good luck and God bless.

You have said it all thanks.I have been trying to go on visting I wish I could work for atleast 3 months if God at my side .

My 0.2 kobo

FBS:




I also agree to the fact that staying at home is very good. You have your job, friends and family around you. No question of racism, where to sleep, what to eat etc but then, there is absolutely nothing wrong in enrolling for MSc and at your age you still have the energy to combine working and studying. Remember, it is for your own self advancement in life.
One question, for those saying that “it is not easy”, tell us one country where it is easy.
If you are determined, hard working and (like someone earlier said) you do believe in God, surely you can DO it.
From personal experience, yeah, you “may” find it rough but it is doable. I did it and graduated and see no reason why you or any other person cannot.
Agreed travelling to the UK for hols is good, question, will he not spend money for the trip? Mind you, it ain’t cheap.
A fellow already mentioned it here that the major thing is to organize your finances. And in fact I will only add that you already have your first year (and if possible for the whole period of study) tuition ready. That way, any extra cash you make doing “other” jobs goes directly into your pocket and if you are diligent and disciplined enough, you might even end up having some good savings. Again, I repeat, it is DOABLE. Forget the east Europeans et all, there is competition every where . . .even in the white house.

Yes, you may have to forget about using a car for sometime (you mentioned you have one) and maybe as well do without some other things we consider luxuries but the long term goal is what matters. In a couple of year’s time, you will be a Masters Degree holder. How sweet!!! Then you can tell your kids stories about how you did it. Believe it, yes you can do it.
Keep your mind open that there is no job awaiting you after you must have finished and except you enroll at some “5 star” Business school where the fees are way up there.
Some of us had it rough but we are thanking God today for everything He did, is doing and will do.

PS: Remember that no one else can make that decision for you but yourself. Good luck and God bless.

You have said it all thanks.I have been trying to go on visting I wish I could work for atleast 3 months if God at my side .

My 0.2 kobo