Am a graduate of agric economics and extension,i will like to know the professional course in agricultural science field or any other professional course that match my area of study

ICAN, ACCA, CISA, etc

@OP
Honestly I've not heard of any professional course or qualification in Agric econs and extension. All my friends that studied Agric never said anything about a professional cert. The career-world is now ''mutually independent'' so with your economics background, you can do the ones listed above and more.
But the way you asked the question shows you have a tinge of interest in Agric, which is very nice. So I'll advice that instead of looking for a qualification, start a farm with the background you have. Since you did FPY (Farm Planning Year) while in school so it shouldnt be a big-deal.

@yamakuza nd ayox2003 i aappreciate ur comment,bt do u tink to start farm is an easy task compare to d situatn of dis country,on a serious note is vry challengin

gmumeen: @yamakuza nd ayox2003 i aappreciate ur comment,bt do u tink to start farm is an easy task compare to d situatn of dis country,on a serious note is vry challengin

wrt getting a job, what sort of challenges have u faced?

Inadequate qualifications?

yamakuza:

wrt getting a job, what sort of challenges have u faced?

Inadequate qualifications?

wot do u mean by inadequate qualification

gmumeen: wot do u mean by inadequate qualification

ur BSc in Agric Econs should be able to land you something on a good day, esp with good grades.

Just wondering why you want to pursue certs now.

Sometimes, its the job you get that determines the certs you end up pursuing.

yamakuza:

ur BSc in Agric Econs should be able to land you something on a good day, esp with good grades.

Just wondering why you want to pursue certs now.

Sometimes, its the job you get that determines the certs you end up pursuing.

wer is now d somethin u ar talkin abt?is just to make myself busy,anyway thks so far

Of the 3 i mentioned, CISA provides the most flexibility.
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At the end of the day, it all boils down to what types of jobs you intend applying for.
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yamakuza: Of the 3 i mentioned, CISA provides the most flexibility.
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At the end of the day, it all boils down to what types of jobs you intend applying for.
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and he has to produce 5years of IS auditing, governance and control experience to earn the designation after passing the exam.

denzel2009:

and he has to produce 5years of IS auditing, governance and control experience to earn the designation after passing the exam.

true that!

But there are provisions for earning it on the job too.
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Besides, most coys in naija will be happy to know/hear u've only passed the exam. Even for CISSP.[/s]

yamakuza:

true that!

But there are provisions for earning it on the job too.
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Besides, most coys in naija will be happy to know/hear u've only passed the exam. Even for CISSP.[/s]

Cissp is a beast. I'm not even going to attempt it. If he gets a job in Accenture, Deloitte or PwC, he should just go for Cisa.

But what of all dis NIM dey asked us to registerd for during nysc year,is it of benefit in any field?

Pls advise me: for a man who want to have a livestock farm which one is the better course to study in agriculutural economics and extension or animal production and fisheries

@meritbaba,u can choose either of d 2 u wnt because is under same faculty nd u ll offer d same course thruout ur study yr,bt due to d fact dat Nigeria apreciate paper qualificatn nd u said u wnt to invst in livestock stuff,den i ll advice u go for animal productn.

Tanx for the reply i really appre8 it,pls which university are or have u finish

Uwc!Lautech,which institutn do u intnd to go?

Uniosun or Funnab

Ok,best of luck in all ur endeavour

Tanx

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