AdaLuen:
Hello!
Thank you for reaching. Can I get an email address or something to reach you on? I expect to be in by mid-January. I'm currently waiting for a decision to be made on my visa application.

@ Melaninkween
Please I have been searching for someone like you who could help me with cheap accommodation in Coventry and pick up from Airport and I will be coming down to U.k on 16th of January.

Please kindly help.

Thanks

spacyzuma:


https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/478596/2015-11-20_Tier_25_Register_of_Sponsors.pdf

Please what about company's that need tier 4 students.

apexmall:



Please what about company's that need tier 4 students.

No list for that. Any company hiring Tier 4 (student visa) people is doing so for internships or temporary positions. These are the normal 'student' jobs, and can be done by almost any company as long as the student has a National Insurance Number, and doesn't work exceed a certain number of workhours per week.

And I think there's talk of new student visas no longer permitting students to work. I might be wrong, though.

Kriptic:


Forget o. I left in Naija and came into Aberdeen with indomie, garri, egusi, ogbono, knorr cubes, suya pepper, crayfish, bitterleaf, groundnut, iru and even native ogiri sef. I just couldn't be stopped mehn. I just gave the customs folks at naija the sweetest smile and told them I'm a student and the woman let me go like that (still can't believe my luck). Then my bags were not even checked in Aberdeen. I just picked up my bags from the baggage claim and left the airport like that.

So, if you can carry them (except for the palm oil, that might be pushing your luck too far), by all means go ahead.

Hello bro, please i am coming to aberdeen from Cranfield to do a training at TWI, looking for someone to hook up with. Can you help, please?

Aberdeen guys please help.

I am coming to aberdeen from Cranfield to do a training at TWI, looking for someone to hook up with. Can you help, please?

apexmall:


@ Melaninkween
Please I have been searching for someone like you who could help me with cheap accommodation in Coventry and pick up from Airport and I will be coming down to U.k on 16th of January.

Please kindly help.

Thanks

Hi apexmall,
I would have been really glad to assist you unfortunately I am over four hours away from Conventry,Bangor precisely which is no where close.
Hope you get someone to help,do have a safe trip!

The very best.

Justwise thanks for this creative trend,its been of great help to participants and onlookers,all I commend all who has ever taken out time to comment here,your comments has helped a lot of people direction wise. Please I need sincere suggestions between these two Uni's University of Dundee and University of Surrey, and the generally living conditions of Nigerians in scotland.thanks

Dfavouredone:
Aberdeen guys please help.

I am coming to aberdeen from Cranfield to do a training at TWI, looking for someone to hook up with. Can you help, please?

"hook up with" in this context means?

Someone to roll with/show you the sights and sound of Aberdeen?

Someone to lodge with?

agalamanyi:
Justwise thanks for this creative trend,its been of great help to participants and onlookers,all I commend all who has ever taken out time to comment here,your comments has helped a lot of people direction wise. Please I need sincere suggestions between these two Uni's University of Dundee and University of Surrey, and the generally living conditions of Nigerians in scotland.thanks

What course are you interested in- Surrey is a very good university but then again some unis have their strong point in terms of subjects, plus their locality in terms of industry affiliations might be advantageous for career prospect

living condition is subjective- cost of living in scotland is generally low compared to London and the south east- though some cities are now as expensive due to the influx of foreign students (not just nigerians) and oil workers

The oil industry is weak at the moment so accommodation might be cheaper up North.
But Nigerian food entertainment etc is much less.
Surrey could be more expensive but is close to London.

Check the department that you are interested in and ask them about their success rate in job placement for graduates. Any good department will be happy to give you this.

Thanks a lot for the reply,Energy Economics in both schools

DisGuy:


What course are you interested in- Surrey is a very good university but then again some unis have their strong point in terms of subjects, plus their locality in terms of industry affiliations might be advantageous for career prospect

living condition is subjective- cost of living in generally low compared to London and the south east- though some cities are now as expensive due to the influx of foreign students (not just nigerians) and oil workers

agalamanyi:
Justwise thanks for this creative trend,its been of great help to participants and onlookers,all I commend all who has ever taken out time to comment here,your comments has helped a lot of people direction wise. Please I need sincere suggestions between these two Uni's University of Dundee and University of Surrey, and the generally living conditions of Nigerians in scotland.thanks

If money is not an issue for you then Surrey is the university for you, it's relatively more expensive then Dundee but with good reputation. If you are on budget then consider Dundee

DisGuy:


"hook up with" in this context means?

Someone to roll with/show you the sights and sound of Aberdeen?

Someone to lodge with?

Lol. It means someone to lodge with.

Dfavouredone:


Lol. It means someone to lodge with.

Also keep you warm in bed and cook your food!

If you need information or you are considering University of Wolverhampton, do not hesitate to let me know as regards any question you might have

Thanks for the reply,greatly appreciated my fees in the desired course in both schools is just 800 pounds difference,so am trying to use other meduim to evaluate them

justwise:


If money is not an issue for you then Surrey is the university for you, it's relatively more expensive then Dundee but with good reputation. If you are on budget then consider Dundee

worry359:


Also keep you warm in bed and cook your food!

That's absolutely not needed. I will eat out and sleep alone (maybe on the sofa even).

Dfavouredone:


That's absolutely not needed. I will eat out and sleep alone (maybe on the sofa even).

Your loss.

worry359:


Your loss.

My safety.

Hi all,


Pls I need ur advice ASAP. I want to know d kind of a short course
a Bsc holder can take dat could increase d rate of securing a job over there. I think d pple dat have being staying there for long will have an idea.

Or if u don't hav an idea too, do u knw anyone dat can hav an answer to my question(maybe a Nairalander) dat u can
direct me to?

Thanks in advance


@ DisGuy, mrcheeky, odeexpress, queensmith, mimi234 &others

Demolavoices:
Hi all,


Pls I need ur advice ASAP. I want to know d kind of a short course
a Bsc holder can take dat could increase d rate of securing a job over there. I think d pple dat have being staying there for long will have an idea.

Or if u don't hav an idea too, do u knw anyone dat can hav an answer to my question(maybe a Nairalander) dat u can
direct me to?

Thanks in advance


@ DisGuy, mrcheeky, odeexpress, queensmith, mimi234 &others

Your chances of getting a job in the UK isnt not solely based on the course-
you also need significant work experience and industrial knowledge
I doubt short courses qualify for student visas though

m 2016 batch a corper and wanna have my masters in jan entry 2017 ..pls wen shud i begin my processin...i dnt even av passport yet....thanks all.

Please is there someone here schooling at BPP University (Holborn)

I have a part-time job going on if any of you guys around Southeast London interested please pm me.

Hey Everyone.
Really Glad to have found this thread.

I finished my youth service in February 2014,and since then it's been Job Ultimate Search..
In between the job search I've always wanted to go over to the UK and get a masters degree, but I've continously pushed this aside with the excuse that Job experience trumps a Masters degree.

But the truth remains that by February this year I'd have wasted 2 years.. And I'm seriously beginning to give the masters degree issue a fresh thought.

My dilemma now is that most schools I was previously interested in have just January and September intakes, and January is already too late.
A friend of mine suggested I try the University of Salford,but honestly I've never really heard about the school.

I now stand in between the bridge of applying to Salford and beginning the masters by April or waiting till September (which amounts to wasting 8 further months)

So please any genuine advice would be appreciated, especially from those already in the UK who might know a thing or two about the University of Salford.

Hi garetti.

If you want a quality masters degree, please don't go to Uni of Salford.
If you want a quick masters, you can go there.

I've been to that school several times, and my impression is that it's t type of UK university where wealthy nigerian students go for an easy, quick degree. The education standard is not impressive.

I keep telling people
Contact the department in the school that controls your subject.
Ask about their success in job placements after graduation.

A good department with good success will be happy to give you figures and even put you in touch with past graduates.
If they can not or will not give figures the think what are they hiding?

It is your department and subject that is important the reputation of the whole school is just a guideline.

worry359:


Also keep you warm in bed and cook your food!

Anyway can anyone tell me about Anglia Ruskin University?

r231:
I have a part-time job going on if any of you guys around Southeast London interested please pm me.

Salary please

justwise:


Salary please

Ah oga justwise

justwise:


Salary please

lol

salary less attractive

Oga area in southlondon and how much per hour and the days and hours of the work