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Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by abdeiz(m): 7:44am On Oct 31, 2017 |
sunbbo: Good write-up Op,
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Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by abdeiz(m): 7:45am On Oct 31, 2017 |
sunbbo: Good write-up Op,
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Mastercard Foundation has partnered with Michigan State University to provide full tuition scholarships to Master’s degree students from sub-Saharan Africa.Eligible students have demonstrated academic talent, are economically disadvantaged, and have a personal commitment to serve their countries or regions of origin.
Eligibility
The MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program at Michigan State University for master’s studentsis open to students who have already completed a bachelor’s degree at an African university and are residents or citizens of an African country. This program targets academically qualified yet economically disadvantaged young people in Africa who will contribute to the transformation of the continent.
Selection Criteria
Students who are accepted to the program demonstrate the following qualities:
Prior completion of a bachelor’s degree from an African University with academic achievements suggesting continued academic success as a graduate student. Strong commitment to a professional path in line with an area of study that can positively impact Africa. Demonstrated interest and capacity for serving others through engagement in volunteer activities in school, college, or community. Leadership potential. Ability to cope with change, and interest in other countries and cultures. Significant financial need and/or from lowest income bracket in country of origin. Commitment to return to serve home country or region in ways that enhance economic growth and social development.
Financial Support:
Expenses Covered by the Program
The MasterCard Foundation Scholarship provides comprehensive support for the completion of a bachelor’s or master’s degree. We cover:
Travel costs Visa and SEVIS fees Tuition and other MSU fees Housing, food, and living expenses Health insurance Program Scholars are also provided with a laptop and backpack.
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Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by Nobody: 7:47am On Oct 31, 2017 |
My top 5 • crypto currency • Mini importation • Blogging • Freelancing (Fiverr) • CPA
You can never run broke |
Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by danielnmerengwa(m): 7:49am On Oct 31, 2017 |
celestialAgent: How is this directly related to graduates? Y’ll and graduate mentality sef
Nb: not only graduates work on weekdays and rest on weekend. so what exactly is your point? How many Nigeria graduate can boast of a good and healthy job? 1 Like |
Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by Mjsod: 7:51am On Oct 31, 2017 |
I do write also, any link on these freelancing sites? Help a jobless graduate. For now, i help students and some lecturers with assignments, articles, research. Also do counselling (teenagers & young adults) |
Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by poweredcom(m): 7:53am On Oct 31, 2017 |
infact all those mentiond are not available anywhere in naija jare
just enjoy ur life.....weekends |
Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by sunbbo(m): 8:00am On Oct 31, 2017 |
abdeiz:
I see these flying around a lot, are they the real deal? Check if you are qualify and apply. |
Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by dee02(m): 8:15am On Oct 31, 2017 |
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Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by KillerBeauty(f): 8:18am On Oct 31, 2017 |
All work and no play is a recipe for dying young. No wonder Nigeria has low life expectancy rate |
Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by BiafranBushBoy: 8:21am On Oct 31, 2017 |
danielnmerengwa: so what exactly is your point? How many Nigeria graduate can boast of a good and healthy job? I weak for some people sha. |
Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by BiafranBushBoy: 8:27am On Oct 31, 2017 |
KillerBeauty: All work and no play is a recipe for dying young. No wonder Nigeria has low life expectancy rate Not true ma'am. How many Nigeria graduates handle more than 1 job? In the States, hommies take up about 2 jobs, just to survive and pay bills... So what are you saying? |
Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by Nobody: 8:29am On Oct 31, 2017 |
kay29000: "Since we are in the digital age, I always use weekends to source for clients to engage my writing services on several freelancing sites, and more money to my account."
can you share with me some of your freelancing sites. Wanna put in |
Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by KillerBeauty(f): 8:37am On Oct 31, 2017 |
BiafranBushBoy:
Not true ma'am. How many Nigeria graduates handle more than 1 job?
In the States, hommies take up about 2 jobs, just to survive and pay bills... So what are you saying? Yet in that same America they take time out every year for vacation. You can't kill yourself with work now. Family vacation is like a normal thing there unlike in Niaja. Take your weekend to relax. Even if you are earning just 20k monthly. If your body break down in sickness you won't be reasoning work o |
Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by BiafranBushBoy: 8:42am On Oct 31, 2017 |
KillerBeauty:
Yet in that same America they take time out every year for vacation.
You can't kill yourself with work now. Family vacation is like a normal thing there unlike in Niaja.
Take your weekend to relax. Even if you are earning just 20k monthly. If your body break down in sickness you won't be reasoning work o Seriously? 20k? You think that most empires were built by earning 20k and relaxing all of weekends? Americans take vacations using credit cards. No time to relax. When we become rich, old or die, we will relax. 1 Like |
Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by olowobaba10: 8:52am On Oct 31, 2017 |
ALL WORKS AND NO PLAY MAKES JACK A DULL BOY, WORKING CONTINUOUSLY DOES NOT MAKE YOU RICH. |
Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by PrinceBravo(m): 9:42am On Oct 31, 2017 |
online business like ?? |
Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by godwinonyilog: 9:46am On Oct 31, 2017 |
Take her for your weekend. |
Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by Nobody: 9:57am On Oct 31, 2017 |
Kevosky: Surest thing Nigerian graduates can do on weekends is to look for 10 sure odds and stake. Its as simple as that lol.....what if it crash? |
Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by pat077: 10:28am On Oct 31, 2017 |
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Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by BiafranBushBoy: 10:58am On Oct 31, 2017 |
olowobaba10: ALL WORKS AND NO PLAY MAKES JACK A DULL BOY, WORKING CONTINUOUSLY DOES NOT MAKE YOU RICH. So working and playing now makes you rich? lol |
Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by olowobaba10: 11:00am On Oct 31, 2017 |
MAY YOU WORK ALL YOUR LIFE WITHOUT A MOMENT OF PLAYING! BiafranBushBoy:
So working and playing now makes you rich?
lol 1 Like |
Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by BiafranBushBoy: 11:02am On Oct 31, 2017 |
olowobaba10: MAY YOU WORK ALL YOUR LIFE WITHOUT A MOMENT OF PLAYING! smiles. That wasn't necessary buddy. Have a nice day. |
Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by dee02(m): 12:10pm On Oct 31, 2017 |
pat077: ur fada May Amadioha scatter your father's rotten scrotum, omo ale jatijati. |
Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by Paulagada: 12:42pm On Oct 31, 2017 |
Are weekends no longer for munching again? Anyway, I use my weekends to sew, visit friends and relations. |
Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by pat077: 12:59pm On Oct 31, 2017 |
dee02:
May Amadioha scatter your father's rotten scrotum, omo ale jatijati. Are you always so stupid or is today a special occasion? |
Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by Rajosh(m): 2:02pm On Oct 31, 2017 |
weekends are for relaxation jare. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Relaxation itself is productive as it reduces the risk of breaking down. |
Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by Capella11(m): 2:03pm On Oct 31, 2017 |
BiafranBushBoy: Are you thinking of productive things Nigerian graduates can do during weekends? It is good to know that weekend relaxation is meant for those who earn so much with their day jobs, and as much they need the weekends to wind down on pressure.
What about job seekers or working fresh graduates who are underpaid? The answer is “the hustle still continues”
If as a graduate, you spend all your time during weekends catching fun, then you will have just yourself to blame. There are one thousand and one things Nigerian graduates can do during weekends, but about nine hundred and nine of it is considered non-productive.
If you are in the school of thought that nothing should disrupt your weekends, then don’t bother reading further.
I will list out about 5 productive things that Nigerian graduates without jobs can do during the weekends that will be of great help to them.
Take up weekend jobs
It is normal for every fresh graduate without jobs to be short of money – unless you are a rich kid. The weekend offers great opportunity to rake in some money. I am not referring to the “popular method of making money among youths”, I mean hardworking methods.
There are several weekend jobs to earn you some cash during the weekends, but the most popular of them is either ushering or catering jobs. There are several parties going on around various states in the country, and all you have to do is to register with several events planning firm. Once an event pops up, they will employ your services.
The goal of this job isn’t to remain in this position, but to save up cash and go to the next step number 2.
Learn a new skill during weekends
Depending on what your passion is, the weekend offers you a perfect opportunity to improve yourself and add a new skill to your portfolio.
Either you sponsor yourself from money saved, or you request for sponsorship from guardians. Either way, you really need to improve yourself. Instead of having fun during weekends, you can apply these tactics, improve your portfolio, get the desired job, and live the life you want.
Can it get any easier than this?
ICT Sector, so you can see some of the skills that can give you a job
Attend Networking Events
There are several networking events to attend during weekends that can give you the opportunity you have been waiting for. The importance of networking to a graduate can never be over-emphasized. You get to meet people, relate with people in your industry, and get connections to jobs you might have an interest in.
I have seen the power of creating powerful networks (what we call connections), and I know how it works. The more quality people you know, the more chances you have of meeting people that matters.
You can get more of these by registering on several events sites
Eventbrite
Nigerian Chamber of Commerce
Nigerian Seminars and Training, etc.
Register on these sites and get more access to several networking events.
Create a Side Hustle from home
It takes discipline, time and skills to start up a side business from home. Depends on the skill you have acquired, working from home during the weekends is a perfect time to utilize your skills without worrying about anything.
During the week, you might have other things to distract you, but the weekends are perfect for achieving goals.
There are several side hustles that can help you earn a good living from home, and it boils down to choice. (I am writing about this topic extensively, and you can indicate interest by subscribing to my blog).
Since we are in the digital age, I recommend Online Businesses for starters who have little capital to invest. But remember, that you have to have the skill to carry any of the services online. I always use to weekends to source for clients to engage my writing services on several freelancing sites, and this will keep me occupied for the coming week and more money to my account.
What can you do?
How can you achieve it?
Answer these questions, and you are good to go.
Have you always wasted your weekends by engaging in non-profitable things? You need a review and get started with doing things that would count in years to come.
What do you think? Complete the number 5 and let’s know things you do during your weekend that you consider profitable.
Source: http://topwritersden.com/productive-things-nigerian-graduates-do-during-weekends/
lalasticlala Nice one... Please I'm a student with laptop and by God's grace I can afford subscription... Please I don't want to sit at home watching movie... Someone should link me up with something good... Thanks and God bless.... My email Vickyndu2011@yahoo.com 1 Like |
Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by BiafranBushBoy: 2:13pm On Oct 31, 2017 |
Capella11:
Nice one... Please I'm a student with laptop and by God's grace I can afford subscription... Please I don't want to sit at home watching movie... Someone should link me up with something good... Thanks and God bless.... My email
Vickyndu2011@yahoo.com If you are interested in content writing and selling on amazon and other places, there is something for you. I have written about it, and that is how I make my bucks! You can click my link for more info. If you are interested, add me up on whatsapp and we talk. |
Re: 5 Productive Things Nigerian Graduates Can Do During Weekends by jbaby265(f): 2:18pm On Oct 31, 2017 |
BiafranBushBoy: Are you thinking of productive things Nigerian graduates can do during weekends? It is good to know that weekend relaxation is meant for those who earn so much with their day jobs, and as much they need the weekends to wind down on pressure.
What about job seekers or working fresh graduates who are underpaid? The answer is “the hustle still continues”
If as a graduate, you spend all your time during weekends catching fun, then you will have just yourself to blame. There are one thousand and one things Nigerian graduates can do during weekends, but about nine hundred and nine of it is considered non-productive.
If you are in the school of thought that nothing should disrupt your weekends, then don’t bother reading further.
I will list out about 5 productive things that Nigerian graduates without jobs can do during the weekends that will be of great help to them.
Take up weekend jobs
It is normal for every fresh graduate without jobs to be short of money – unless you are a rich kid. The weekend offers great opportunity to rake in some money. I am not referring to the “popular method of making money among youths”, I mean hardworking methods.
There are several weekend jobs to earn you some cash during the weekends, but the most popular of them is either ushering or catering jobs. There are several parties going on around various states in the country, and all you have to do is to register with several events planning firm. Once an event pops up, they will employ your services.
The goal of this job isn’t to remain in this position, but to save up cash and go to the next step number 2.
Learn a new skill during weekends
Depending on what your passion is, the weekend offers you a perfect opportunity to improve yourself and add a new skill to your portfolio.
Either you sponsor yourself from money saved, or you request for sponsorship from guardians. Either way, you really need to improve yourself. Instead of having fun during weekends, you can apply these tactics, improve your portfolio, get the desired job, and live the life you want.
Can it get any easier than this?
ICT Sector, so you can see some of the skills that can give you a job
Attend Networking Events
There are several networking events to attend during weekends that can give you the opportunity you have been waiting for. The importance of networking to a graduate can never be over-emphasized. You get to meet people, relate with people in your industry, and get connections to jobs you might have an interest in.
I have seen the power of creating powerful networks (what we call connections), and I know how it works. The more quality people you know, the more chances you have of meeting people that matters.
You can get more of these by registering on several events sites
Eventbrite
Nigerian Chamber of Commerce
Nigerian Seminars and Training, etc.
Register on these sites and get more access to several networking events.
Create a Side Hustle from home
It takes discipline, time and skills to start up a side business from home. Depends on the skill you have acquired, working from home during the weekends is a perfect time to utilize your skills without worrying about anything.
During the week, you might have other things to distract you, but the weekends are perfect for achieving goals.
There are several side hustles that can help you earn a good living from home, and it boils down to choice. (I am writing about this topic extensively, and you can indicate interest by subscribing to my blog).
Since we are in the digital age, I recommend Online Businesses for starters who have little capital to invest. But remember, that you have to have the skill to carry any of the services online. I always use to weekends to source for clients to engage my writing services on several freelancing sites, and this will keep me occupied for the coming week and more money to my account.
What can you do?
How can you achieve it?
Answer these questions, and you are good to go.
Have you always wasted your weekends by engaging in non-profitable things? You need a review and get started with doing things that would count in years to come.
What do you think? Complete the number 5 and let’s know things you do during your weekend that you consider profitable.
Source: http://topwritersden.com/productive-things-nigerian-graduates-do-during-weekends/
lalasticlala nice one op but do you have any event planning site one can register with.. active ones o |