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Re: My 9 Months Experience As A Non-Tech Remote Worker In Nigeria by Yormie1884: 11:20am On Apr 12
@pocohantas
Thanks for this post, I'm new here and it has really helped and encouraged me greatly.
I know this post is old, I hope u or anyone else that can assist would respond.
Plz aside payoneer, which other paying app I can use to receive payment ?
I'm yet to set up my profile on Upwork cos I'm still trying to equip myself more about email copy writing since its the niche I've decided to go into.
Now I needed to be sure a reliable payment account is up and ready before uploading profile and engaging in any transaction, Na so I say make i open Payoneer.
Omoh the app just dey show me shege wey I no understand.
I got to the receiving accounts part, na there wahala hook... I couldn't obtain further info on how to get the details, I no fit go front I no fit go back.
Re: My 9 Months Experience As A Non-Tech Remote Worker In Nigeria by Valwezzy: 11:43am On Apr 12
Yormie1884:
@pocohantas
Thanks for this post, I'm new here and it has really helped and encouraged me greatly.
I know this post is old, I hope u or anyone else that can assist would respond.
Plz aside payoneer, which other paying app I can use to receive payment ?
I'm yet to set up my profile on Upwork cos I'm still trying to equip myself more about email copy writing since its the niche I've decided to go into.
Now I needed to be sure a reliable payment account is up and ready before uploading profile and engaging in any transaction, Na so I say make i open Payoneer.
Omoh the app just dey show me shege wey I no understand.
I got to the receiving accounts part, na there wahala hook... I couldn't obtain further info on how to get the details, I no fit go front I no fit go back.

You can use geegpay, grey.co, and even ChipperCash
Re: My 9 Months Experience As A Non-Tech Remote Worker In Nigeria by pocohantas(f): 2:38pm On Apr 12
Yormie1884:
@pocohantas
Thanks for this post, I'm new here and it has really helped and encouraged me greatly.
I know this post is old, I hope u or anyone else that can assist would respond.
Plz aside payoneer, which other paying app I can use to receive payment ?
I'm yet to set up my profile on Upwork cos I'm still trying to equip myself more about email copy writing since its the niche I've decided to go into.
Now I needed to be sure a reliable payment account is up and ready before uploading profile and engaging in any transaction, Na so I say make i open Payoneer.
Omoh the app just dey show me shege wey I no understand.
I got to the receiving accounts part, na there wahala hook... I couldn't obtain further info on how to get the details, I no fit go front I no fit go back.

Valwezzy:


You can use geegpay, grey.co, and even ChipperCash

You are right.

Hello Yormie, thanks for the kind words. I am glad you find the thread helpful. Please register on Geegpay. 2) Create a virtual dollar account. 3) Go back to Upwork and add the dollar account. You can't move the dollar out of the virtual account. You can only convert to Naira and move to your Naira account.

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Re: My 9 Months Experience As A Non-Tech Remote Worker In Nigeria by Mideriks04(f): 4:22pm On May 18
pocohantas:
Time is Money



Hello sis,
I really appreciate the fact that you shared your knowledge and experience here for people to benefit from.. God bless you sincerely...

I recently stumbled upon this thread and I read through and also the threads you quoted too...I have decided to do for virtual administrative assistant and I saw it somewhere that, that is what you started with aside the food blogging stuff....

So I have started my research about how the get started and I have put together the following steps according to youtube:
1) Learning how to type fast (currently learning that on youtube even though nepa dey disappoint me)
2) Learning the basics of microsoft, how to create basic presentation using powerpoint, how to make a link to the powerpoint presentation, etc
3) learn excel
4) Email etiquette
5) How to book travels......and so on

Please I would like to know if I am on the right path and please help me by adding few things you think I should learn to, like a guide or steps e.g the courses I can take or videos I should watch on youtube....I would so much appreciate that .... please just put the reply out here so others can learn too ..

God bless you as you reply....

I really hope you see this...
Re: My 9 Months Experience As A Non-Tech Remote Worker In Nigeria by Jaycobbs(m): 3:46pm On May 24
Mideriks04:


Hello sis,
I really appreciate the fact that you shared your knowledge and experience here for people to benefit from.. God bless you sincerely...

I recently stumbled upon this thread and I read through and also the threads you quoted too...I have decided to do for virtual administrative assistant and I saw it somewhere that, that is what you started with aside the food blogging stuff....

So I have started my research about how the get started and I have put together the following steps according to youtube:
1) Learning how to type fast (currently learning that on youtube even though nepa dey disappoint me)
2) Learning the basics of microsoft, how to create basic presentation using powerpoint, how to make a link to the powerpoint presentation, etc
3) learn excel
4) Email etiquette
5) How to book travels......and so on

Please I would like to know if I am on the right path and please help me by adding few things you think I should learn to, like a guide or steps e.g the courses I can take or videos I should watch on youtube....I would so much appreciate that .... please just put the reply out here so others can learn too ..

God bless you as you reply....

I really hope you see this...

Good job on all you're working on. I'm not a VA expert, but as someone who has had to learn many things over the years, I'd say it's better to reduce your learning to one or two topics at a time. At most, three. Five seems quite a mouthful.

But yeah, all these skills you highlighted would help you on your journey to becoming a virtual assistant. You can also learn to be more organized and use productivity/organizational tools like Notion and Asana/Trello.

#myopinion
Re: My 9 Months Experience As A Non-Tech Remote Worker In Nigeria by Mideriks04(f): 1:36pm On May 25
Jaycobbs:


Good job on all you're working on. I'm not a VA expert, but as someone who has had to learn many things over the years, I'd say it's better to reduce your learning to one or two topics at a time. At most, three. Five seems quite a mouthful.

But yeah, all these skills you highlighted would help you on your journey to becoming a virtual assistant. You can also learn to be more organized and use productivity/organizational tools like Notion and Asana/Trello.

#myopinion


Thank you so much for your response and I have noted what you said but I didn't mean that I am learning all 5 at the same time oo...lol...I just wrote down the list of things I planned to learn... I'm currently trying to improve my typing speed...

Also, I'm looking for free courses ..the ones I see on udemy and coursera are paid ones, incase you have some free courses that you can point to me ...thank you so much
Re: My 9 Months Experience As A Non-Tech Remote Worker In Nigeria by Jaycobbs(m): 2:38pm On May 25
Mideriks04:



Thank you so much for your response and I have noted what you said but I didn't mean that I am learning all 5 at the same time oo...lol...I just wrote down the list of things I planned to learn... I'm currently trying to improve my typing speed...

Also, I'm looking for free courses ..the ones I see on udemy and coursera are paid ones, incase you have some free courses that you can point to me ...thank you so much

I don't know any free ones at the moment. The person I know who posts free Udemy courses is @omoalhajaabiola on X (formerly Twitter). He also has a large community on Telegram where they discuss this stuff.

If you're not big on getting certificates, you can check out Simplilearn on YouTube. They offer free in-depth tutorials on many courses. I know they have the Excel course.

You can check out YouTube for other courses too. They're free there.
Re: My 9 Months Experience As A Non-Tech Remote Worker In Nigeria by Mideriks04(f): 4:28pm On May 26
Jaycobbs:


I don't know any free ones at the moment. The person I know who posts free Udemy courses is @omoalhajaabiola on X (formerly Twitter). He also has a large community on Telegram where they discuss this stuff.

If you're not big on getting certificates, you can check out Simplilearn on YouTube. They offer free in-depth tutorials on many courses. I know they have the Excel course.

You can check out YouTube for other courses too. They're free there.

Thank you so much

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