stoicism:


student of CTU and staying at Strahov....and you?

SimonPeters2020:
Ok, that's good.I graduated from CZU.I will give you some contacts.

stoicism:




thanks in advance. I will be waiting. What's CZU. I will only be receiving the my yearly school tuition fees plus very little stipend for subsistence from home. Is it possible that I get a job to supplement my subsistence?

SimonPeters2020:
CZU is Česká zemědělská univerzita (Czech University of Life Sciences Prague). You can get a job buh it might not be easy combining studies with work especially in your first year.

dcitizen:
@stoicism,
The house is still expecting your visa interview testimony at the czech embassy . You are now in prague and receiving lecture. We need a brief narration on your visa interview testimony.
Was an aptitude given to you on your interview date? If yes, what is the nature of such questions? Was an oral interview conducted? If yes, what kinds of question were asked.

There is a need for us to keep this trend alive to help younger generation to achieve their educationaloals

stoicism:


I will do that soon as I settle well

nedostic:
Good news for students who intend to apply to CZ and who might as well need stipends to support their stay. Note that the stipends per se will not cover all your expenses, however, it caters adequately for your tuition fees and maybe 'extras' as well.

For those who might be interested, kindly refer to this link below:
https://apply.utb.cz/frequently-asked-questions#scholarships

NB: This serves for BSc, MSc and PhD candidates. The courses cut across a variety of popular disciplines in IT, Business, Media/Arts, Sciences and Engineering
Happy new year!
Glad you came back and thanks for the update, will need your service soonest.
As an advice, prospective candidates should apply soonest, though the deadline is slated for May,2016.

No doubt the application process may seem rigorous for so many out there, but do well to painfully go through it and perhaps should you insist on any help, I shall do my possible best to only assist in the area of Nostrification through a proxy; nostrification usually takes about 8 weeks.

For me to render such a service (i.e., helping applicants to run errands for nostrification of documents) through a proxy, it will most likely come with a service charge. Also note that the rest administrative tasks would have to be done by you,including the essay part of the application.

On a final note, I am not an admission officer neither do I promise that I can fully assist in getting an admission for any applicant; my own bit is to share pertinent admission info as it concerns studies over here (CZ).

Finally, I shall do my best to visit here as much as I could.

Wishing you all a greater start to the new Gregorian calendar year (2016) and a much happier ending as well.

nedostic:
Good news for students who intend to apply to CZ and who might as well need stipends to support their stay. Note that the stipends per se will not cover all your expenses, however, it caters adequately for your tuition fees and maybe 'extras' as well.

For those who might be interested, kindly refer to this link below:
https://apply.utb.cz/frequently-asked-questions#scholarships

NB: This serves for BSc, MSc and PhD candidates. The courses cut across a variety of popular disciplines in IT, Business, Media/Arts, Sciences and Engineering

As an advice, prospective candidates should apply soonest, though the deadline is slated for May,2016.

No doubt the application process may seem rigorous for so many out there, but do well to painfully go through it and perhaps should you insist on any help, I shall do my possible best to only assist in the area of Nostrification through a proxy; nostrification usually takes about 8 weeks.

For me to render such a service (i.e., helping applicants to run errands for nostrification of documents) through a proxy, it will most likely come with a service charge. Also note that the rest administrative tasks would have to be done by you,including the essay part of the application.

On a final note, I am not an admission officer neither do I promise that I can fully assist in getting an admission for any applicant; my own bit is to share pertinent admission info as it concerns studies over here (CZ).

Finally, I shall do my best to visit here as much as I could.

Wishing you all a greater start to the new Gregorian calendar year (2016) and a much happier ending as well.

nedostic:
Good news for students who intend to apply to CZ and who might as well need stipends to support their stay. Note that the stipends per se will not cover all your expenses, however, it caters adequately for your tuition fees and maybe 'extras' as well.

For those who might be interested, kindly refer to this link below:
https://apply.utb.cz/frequently-asked-questions#scholarships

NB: This serves for BSc, MSc and PhD candidates. The courses cut across a variety of popular disciplines in IT, Business, Media/Arts, Sciences and Engineering

As an advice, prospective candidates should apply soonest, though the deadline is slated for May,2016.

No doubt the application process may seem rigorous for so many out there, but do well to painfully go through it and perhaps should you insist on any help, I shall do my possible best to only assist in the area of Nostrification through a proxy; nostrification usually takes about 8 weeks.

For me to render such a service (i.e., helping applicants to run errands for nostrification of documents) through a proxy, it will most likely come with a service charge. Also note that the rest administrative tasks would have to be done by you,including the essay part of the application.

On a final note, I am not an admission officer neither do I promise that I can fully assist in getting an admission for any applicant; my own bit is to share pertinent admission info as it concerns studies over here (CZ).

Finally, I shall do my best to visit here as much as I could.

Wishing you all a greater start to the new Gregorian calendar year (2016) and a much happier ending as well.

nedostic:
@gowaga68,

Yes, to the question that you clearly raised; but it also goes beyond recognition of secondary education for prospective BSc candidates. Put simply, the terms - nostrification and recognition of certificates-carry same weight/meaning. For prospective MSc/MA candidates, you would have to nostrify (i.e., file for the recognition of) your BSc/BA Nigerian certificate/result and degree transcript.

Note that if you are sending these credentials to the Czech Rep. for the purpose of nostrification, like I had earlier stated, it will come with a service charge through a proxy. You would also need to get from the court a power of attorney from any high court or so in Naija, rubber-stamped copy of results (court stamp could suffice in this case) and original transcript directly from the university (note:this is for MSc applicants only). In addition, BSc applicants would have to obtain their statement of result and/or certificate (originating strictly from WAEC office), as well as scratch card.

I hope this helps!

nedostic:
@Gowaga et al.,

Kindly drop your email address (here) and we can discuss further.

As a word of caution, you could preferably use an alternative email [of yours] to avoid receiving any form of scam contents from suspicious online characters.

After our interaction via mail, you may also choose to share with others here.

I hope this helps!

maestrojay:
WOw, i am soo happy to see people on this thread so dedicated to helping other.. God will bless you all..
Pls i self-service to ask if there are still free tuiton schools in czech rep. I wish to pursue a MAsters program in international relations, i would really appreciate suggestions ... thanks guys..#blessings

nedostic:
@Some who care about studying in TBU, Zlin:

I would like to give this brotherly advice: should you be coming to this city (i.e., Zlin, CZ) with the hope of working and schooling, do not even consider it as an option.

Also note that the scholarship for Masters and Bachelors students only cover the tuition fees with little or no money left to defray other expenses; PhD applicants could bank on the scholarship to cover all expenses but with little or no money left for 'partying' let alone sending remittances home.

One practical alternative is to learn the language-Czech-if possible before and during your stay here (should you be lucky to get the VISA).

Another realistic alternative is for you to utilize the long-break during the summer by moving to the capital city or Brno for jobs (you would need to apply before the hols). Some international students who are less than 30 yrs (pls do not take the age bracket as a given) can also apply for work-holidays visa to Yankee and elsewhere. It all depends on your quest for information about job opportunities.

@All
All things considered, plan better and act wiser since moving abroad is not a magical bullet to financial enrichment, still it widens and deepens your (personal) experiences and views [should you care so much about the advancement of knowledge and human civilizations in the global context(s)].

I wish you all luck in your pursuits and dreams!

uuu30:
please do anyone know about Prague college and do all the universities in Czech need English exams before you can be offered admission for Master's?