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planetE:
I studied crop science in the varsity but nah bombing I dey take chop now. Sooner, I will diversify into crop production and livestock rearing from the proceeds of my bombing. No regret so far

Na so Gee

It all depends on how you present yourself on what you studied. No one would make you feel less of a human, if you didn’t give permission for such.

So therefore, up your self esteem and maintain a positive outlook daily and wherever you find yourself too.

Nah, always proud of mine.

Well I use to look down on educational course(forgive me for this) not until I entered Uni..

found out education students even do more work than people who major in the particular course.

I as an example, am studying chem and those in the dept of chem education take almost the same course with us couple with there educational course.
It's really wrong that pple looks down on educational course..it's harder than major.

captainamiedi1:
guy las las all those don't matter. just get a good grade for your first degree. when you are done, you will decide what to do with your life. with a good degree and some good skills you can work anywhere. so relax, read up and learn skills join.

when i was in school i was proud of what i was studying because it's engineering but today, that shit couldn't pay bills and it hurts that i spend 5+ years studying it. na small children they reason course to study

It's the Nigerian factor. You studied a good course

No! Why would I?

I study Physics up to the highest level and I am proud of my achievements in academics. Na big money remain now ✌

onyekaokechukwu:
When introductions start and everyone is introducing themselves as lawyers, doctors, engineers.

Then you come out to say you studied fencing and wiring.

Why wouldn't you be ashamed?

Lame..

DARLINGTON869:
Yes ooo. The very reason I went into business. Business is baeeeeee.

T O DARLING

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Can you recommend me the business you are into?

When I tell people I studied Performing Arts (loosely Theatre Arts), I see the ridicule in their eyes. It never affected my confidence one bit.

Sadly, most are mentally lazy folks who can't even sustain conversations in their own fields with you in their own registers.

I wrote GMAT for banking jobs in those days and got multiple offers. Went to banking school and came 3rd in a class of 97 people from diverse fields.

In my class, we were 25 (one now late). Everyone is relatively doing well now in various fields. (For instance, Seun Okinbaloye of Channels TV was our class rep).

Be proud. Seek knowledge and apply it. The university is supposed to be a springboard. It's just 4 (or 8 years courtesy ASUU strikes) out of the many years of your life.

planetE:
I studied crop science in the varsity but nah bombing I dey take chop now. Sooner, I will diversify into crop production and livestock rearing from the proceeds of my bombing. No regret so far

Bless up G

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weytin you sef dey fined for education...teaching during nysc was crazy. one day as i dey teach na so i dey shout so all my class of over 150 pupils could hear me. a combine class of economics to be precise. na so my voice crack o next thing na cough, them talk sorry tire while me hold my chest dey go staff room. i no get my voice back for the next 2weeks

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Just thank your stars you didn't study Medicine. That course can kill person. Walai.....

planetE:
No course is completely useless. Those that studied law and medicine will also need the services of those that studied fencing and wiring. Every course is unique on its own but the poor payment system that is attached to some professions and the public view about them have rendered them useless and irrelevant.

Nope.

I can just call an uneducated bricklayer to build my fence.

onyekaokechukwu:
When introductions start and everyone is introducing themselves as lawyers, doctors, engineers.

Then you come out to say you studied fencing and wiring.

Why wouldn't you be ashamed?

Nothing to be ashamed of, in the end all that matters is happiness, ask those studying the courses you mentioned

eslason:
I tend to be insecure about what I studied in school whenever I'm being asked.
The moment I open up to people that I went through the education line of study, they start seeing me as less productive. They place a limit on the types of conversations we have.
I don't know why people generally take individuals who study education less seriously or less interesting.
Teaching is a noble profession and I believe that not all graduates of education are half-baked products as most people seem to think.
The society and certain individuals need to correct this terrible mindset.
I remember when I was still in school, some of my friends from other faculties would jokingly ask me how I was able to mingle with elderly looking students of education. They would say something like "how do you manage to attend lectures with all these old old faces? Are you not too brilliant to end up in this profession? Oboi go do change of course!" e.t.c.
I guess after all these small small talks, I gradually and eventually became insecure...
Please i need to hear people's opinion about this.

Educators own schools and employ others, those colleague of yours are ignorant and you are lacking in understanding of the course you are doing

Have always been'sad'

kingobozy:
If after spending 4 years in school studying education and you still allow people talk down on your course of study then it's says alot about you and not what they perceive.

Education is one of the broadest fields in life. You can be anything. Fit into anything.
Do post graduate degrees in almost anything related to your field.

You're to give advice not collapse his hope. Which one is education is one of the broadest course to study. Na lie joor

I used to be.

It's not all about what you studied or what you're studying.

It's about self-development

captainamiedi1:
guy las las all those don't matter. just get a good grade for your first degree. when you are done, you will decide what to do with your life. with a good degree and some good skills you can work anywhere. so relax, read up and learn skills join.

when i was in school i was proud of what i was studying because it's engineering but today, that shit couldn't pay bills and it hurts that i spend 5+ years studying it. na small children they reason course to study

This is maturity....

I'm Nigeria, what you studied in the university doesn't matter. Get a very good grade, go for skills while you're at it. Then you'll be boss and not looking for employment

Yeah, qualified teachers are well paid these days

OmizeD:
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What you need is to boost your skills, You have a powerful background, use it wisely, look for your strength and not your weakness, make sure you develop your strengths. Talents brings the individual to the king. .

You write very clearly, you have an asset, and your asset becomes effective, when you are in tuned with it regardless of what others think. And if its your passion, then you become unstoppable.

The reason why Education may not matter in Nigeria, is because the student is not aligned with that field, it does not spark their interest and is not instrically related to their strength or inherent skillsets or abundant interest.

With Your degree in Education, i must ask, have you ever felt, there was an aspect of education or related or not related that sparked your whole focus, or that awakened a great interest in you. IF there ever were, that aspect is like a calling or an inherent alignment.

eslason:
I tend to be insecure about what I studied in school whenever I'm being asked.
The moment I open up to people that I went through the education line of study, they start seeing me as less productive. They place a limit on the types of conversations we have.
I don't know why people generally take individuals who study education less seriously or less interesting.
Teaching is a noble profession and I believe that not all graduates of education are half-baked products as most people seem to think.
The society and certain individuals need to correct this terrible mindset.
I remember when I was still in school, some of my friends from other faculties would jokingly ask me how I was able to mingle with elderly looking students of education. They would say something like "how do you manage to attend lectures with all these old old faces? Are you not too brilliant to end up in this profession? Oboi go do change of course!" e.t.c.
I guess after all these small small talks, I gradually and eventually became insecure...
Please i need to hear people's opinion about this.

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Nope.

I can just call an uneducated bricklayer to build my fence. [/quot]

A bricklayer isn't uneducated. You need to properly understand what education really is. Everyone who has a sellable skill is educated in his own right Education is not just about reading books or going to college.

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Maybe not. Maybe there is a difference between educated and how to make money.
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Relax bro, It's a double-honours thing. Once you are well grounded in your teaching course, you can rub shoulder with graduates or professional in such field.

Funny question...