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omowe (f)
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I gat a job paying me 50k in a multinational. I'm under pressure by a relative to resign and go back to school (I have SSCE). Although I'm in a job I won't like to take for a carrer but there are prospects in it. Should I resign as advised or do I go on part time education. I know you must come out with 2.1 or Upper to get a good job else where. What do you advise me to do?
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Obeto (m)
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Hello, This's really a hard nut to crack. In what capacity are u working? Peraventure somethin comes up and u are sacked, wher will u start from? Job security is not there in Nigeria. If there is a way u can run a part time programme, go ahead. There's a great need to further, 'because u'll not always have the opportunity. Time produce and rob opportunities. May I ask: Are u married? If married, don't make rash decisions. Rub mind with your wife and check out the possibilities. If not hold the string and take a swing. Please don't let the fear of the unknown keep u trapped. Break loose and do the right thing. Success!!! Ciao!!! 
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omowe (f)
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Obeto, Thanks so much for this great advice. I'll do the right thing. Keep it on.
Best regards.
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Seun (m)
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Yeah, part time earning is better. No need to throw away your job.
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MyPeace (f)
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Do a Partime. If you throw away the Job, the relative may not even take full charge of your fulltime education. Even if the work wont give u time for a partime program. Do a DLI program with UNILAG. There is a need to get additional Education. Decide better, but don't leave the job please!
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Wale_ade (m)
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I have to share this story with u. Have ones have an opportunity with Zenith Bank some-years back Then i,m working with OND and my pay was 17k as at (2000).But because of the nature of my job how tedious &hectic it is.I couldn,t bear it any longer and i resign for procedding in my Education.I tell u that is how i missed this opportunity.My mate there are collecting up to 70k and some have left there place for a better place in other banks with high pay.After i finished my HND program.i couldn,t get work for 3yrs .before i,m managing with where i,m 2day. infact i must confess to u, the pay is not what can be disclose but just to be managing and to acquire work experience. Hadn't be i,m there now i m will have move to professional staff and i will be earning close to 120k per month.But due to wrong advice given to me then. And also i will have being having 6 consecutive years working experience. u know what it means to have 6 years experience in bank. To me don't quit the job,enrol for part-time degree program at LASU or DLI UNILAG.
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olaji
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please go for part time- job is very hard to get in nigeria
You are very lucky Graduates are outside there looking for job of such. stay & cont. to gain experiences
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morinsola (f)
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Hi, I saw your aticles and i really felt so happy, well its an Ironical statement. You really need to go for a part-tim study to boost your CV up. i wish you the best of luck and i no you can do it.
Morinsola
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Ndipe (m)
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Enroll in college on a parttime basis. Dont even think of quitting your job, no matter what. There are hundreds of graduates who are waiting for the slightest opportunity to snag your job, because the pay is not bad. You should know that, as well as this adage that "Opportunity strikes once".
Goodluck
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lexy doo
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better for you .Many 2day who are graduates are looking 4 such oppurtunity well he who has head has no cap. my advice for you is to go part time. God helping u ,sky is the limit. lexy
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rareman (m)
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keep the job then upgrade yourself i think it works better that way
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Angelmart (f)
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Well, you have heard it all. Make good use of the opportunity which God has given to you. There are thousands of graduates outside there who is looking for such opportunity. Be wise! I advice just like others go for Part-time. God will see you through.
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crito (m)
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run a part-time course and hang on to your job.
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dearfriend
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There are certain basic things you learn as a fultime student that a partime student may never know. The partime students often take an inferior position when they meet with full time students, they have communication and sociability problems and moreover most of them are half baked because they just go to school once or twice a week, some don't even go due to lack of chance and only go for exams.
I had your same kind of options, but i chose a full time, anyway maybe because there was a sponsor but in your case if there's no sponsor, go for a part time.
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dremoney (m)
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The primary essence of goin to schul either on a full/part time basis is to secure our future by getting some well paid jobs afterwards (sm wit big dreams might dcide to tk on oda businesses but d underlying aim is still to make 2much money).
Bro, i advise u stay on with your job n progress wit your level of education(as a matter of urgency) simultanoeusly. your counting years of experience and it really means alot to recruiters.
what percentage ratio of fresh grads in nigeria get a 50k job anyway?
wish u luck.
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lan29
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i would advice that you go back 2 school whether part-time or full time.whichever is convenient for you because if u don't upgrade yourself when your company wants to retrench people they will start from those who don't have a degree and the job that you're afraid of losing will be lost at the end of d day.time waits for no one.be wise!!!!!!!be fast!!!!!!!!
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