uckennety:


I don inbox am waiting 4 u to reeply

I have replied you bro. I replied again now.

chisco82:

I have replied you bro. I replied again now.

Am not getting your mail! Oya ping me on 2348111928104

mryoung16:



@shakitibobo, bro how far? have you submitted your visa application? i finally made it to Korea like this.

mryoung na KIT school u dey??
I wanna ask u somw thing too so kindly check your mail.

uckennety:


Am not getting your mail! Oya ping me on

Ok. Take it down

acadollar:
For those that want to apply to Daehan,write to the dean thru this card for enquiries.
also tell him that a naija guy in semester one MSc is the one that gave u his contact.

please help me o I dnt see any card

chisco82:

Ok. Take it down

Oga chisco I have not gotten an email from you or a whatsapp ping am anticipating anyway

Janepatricks:

He overstayed nd came back voluntarily without any criminal case nd had to renew his passport nd he is just lyk everybody else trying to fend for himself nd family isn't that the reason we travel outside the country.... thanthanks

Yes, we all are here to add great value to ourselves and the lives of the people around us(family n friends), but doesn't mean that we now have to flout visa rules in doing so, Dear JanePatricks, but just as the link specifies, his expensive mistake may have cost him a 5-year ban, and he apparently cannot do anything about it.
His actions have also directly/indirectly cost the image and reputation of the country he represents and the people genuinely coming after him. You really have to be here(or anywhere else) to see how local citizens /companies/institutions/Govt. parastatal negatively objectify and treat Africans(esp'ly Nigerians) abroad. I must be frank with you here!

So I encourage you to start educating him on the need to always legalize his status when abroad again rather than holding briefs for him. We all have a huge role to play in redeeming the lost image/credibility of that country.
Finally, i did clearly mention the possible reasons why he may have earned a 5-year ban(Paragraph 1), even with the web link. I did not imply or insinuate he was a criminal.
Please take a chill pill, we all are here to learn and help one another.

Cheers.

Sorry ...I sent u an email .

WILL10:


I don't do PMs. Sorry!
Please leave a message here or send me an email if it is too confidential.

Cheers

Nigeria as a country speaks better English language than the rest of the African countries(arguably), yet, we are not legally allowed to teach the language here or anywhere else for that matter. We cannot easily secure collar or lucrative jobs in other sectors too directly from Nigeria.
We are only allowed to do shitty and PT jobs abroad while studying. We are only allowed to first spend hugely on foreign education and then work extremely harder to now secure lucrative jobs abroad.
These are the consequences of the previous actions of our bros n sis abroad. The get-rich-quick syndrome have totally be-deviled their minds. They have practically ruin it all for the incoming generation, who now have nothing left.

For instance, sometimes it beats me why heavily accented English-speaking countries like South Africa, Angola, et al, could easily secure teaching jobs here, but we Nigerians, who are extremely qualified for such jobs gets turned down or ignored the moment we put-in our CVs.

Be the change you really want to see! Do needful when abroad. Stay legal, determined and focused. Stay away from crimes and criminality when abroad

Rapahel1116:
Sorry ...I sent u an email .

I haven't got it yet! Do have a check on it.

jadajada:
pls, i don?t understand what u mean by straight.

are you in south korea now ? I want to apply for my Masters in Library and Information science . Do they offer the course.

I HV sent the email again sir.

WILL10:

I haven't got it yet! Do have a check on it.

Pls house after gaining admission.... I was told DAT wen am to apply for visa ...am gonna proff to dem DAT am returning back...with some tie or so...pls wat kinda tie is DAT since am just going for my language school first b4 applying for my bsc course ....DAT is d4 visa first b4 d2 visa ...pls explain the kinda tie I will provide apart from my mums Id card,family cert,Nd my address .isn't DAT enough ..pls elaborate dis tie stuff for me bosses

Rapahel1116:
Pls house after gaining admission.... I was told DAT wen am to apply for visa ...am gonna proff to dem DAT am returning back...with some tie or so...pls wat kinda tie is DAT since am just going for my language school first b4 applying for my bsc course ....DAT is d4 visa first b4 d2 visa ...pls explain the kinda tie I will provide apart from my mums Id card,family cert,Nd my address .isn't DAT enough ..pls elaborate dis tie stuff for me bosses

who told you that? The school or??
Tell them that you're enrolling for undergraduate studies after the language programme

Collins4u1:


who told you that? The school or??
Tell them that you're enrolling for undergraduate studies after the language programme

He is talking about the embassy

chisco82:

Ok. Take it down

U don't want to talk to me

WILL10:
Nigeria as a country speaks better English language than the rest of the African countries(arguably), yet, we are not legally allowed to teach the language here or anywhere else for that matter. We cannot easily secure collar or lucrative jobs in other sectors too directly from Nigeria.
We are only allowed to do shitty and PT jobs abroad while studying. We are only allowed to first spend hugely on foreign education and then work extremely harder to now secure lucrative jobs abroad.
These are the consequences of the previous actions of our bros n sis abroad. The get-rich-quick syndrome have totally be-deviled their minds. They have practically ruin it all for the incoming generation, who now have nothing left.

For instance, sometimes it beats me why heavily accented English-speaking countries like South Africa, Angola, et al, could easily secure teaching jobs here, but we Nigerians, who are extremely qualified for such jobs gets turned down or ignored the moment we put-in our CVs.

Be the change you really want to see! Do needful when abroad. Stay legal, determined and focused. Stay away from crimes and criminality when abroad

Please can we talk? Pls I need your advice

WILL10:


I don't do PMs. Sorry!
Please leave a message here or send me an email if it is too confidential.

Cheers

Please How do I send you an email

i thatnk all that have contributed to change and shape lives. Thank you guys! i am in 200L in school but folloeing this thread with all interest, please keep watering this garden.

Am talking abt the embassy

Rapahel1116:
Pls house after gaining admission.... I was told DAT wen am to apply for visa ...am gonna proff to dem DAT am returning back...with some tie or so...pls wat kinda tie is DAT since am just going for my language school first b4 applying for my bsc course ....DAT is d4 visa first b4 d2 visa ...pls explain the kinda tie I will provide apart from my mums Id card,family cert,Nd my address .isn't DAT enough ..pls elaborate dis tie stuff for me bosses

Will10 sir ...I sent u an email sir...pls reply

Hi everyone!

I was informed that I've successful passed the first stage (Document screening) of the korean government scholarship program (kgsp) and I am going to have a phone interview tomorrow with the university I applied for.

Pls I need some idea regarding interview.

Thanks.

Bedafud:
Hi everyone!

I was informed that I've successful passed the first stage (Document screening) of the korean government scholarship program (kgsp) and I am going to have a phone interview tomorrow with the university I applied for.

Pls I need some idea regarding interview.

Thanks.

Please how did you apply for the scholarship... How do one go about document screening and how to submit them.

Smartlife:


Please how did you apply for the scholarship... How do one go about document screening and how to submit them.

You can apply to this scholarship by submitting your application to the korean embassy (embassy track quota) or by sending them to any of the participating universities (university track quota) in s.korea via courier.

I actually prefers and applied through the latter route.

Hope this helps.

pls guys in SK i need more information about jeju island ..from the information read online , it show is a special governing province in sk...

Will10 I just emailed u now sir

Guys I just autheticicated Nd legalised my docs at the MOE ND MOFA respectively...pls wats my next step

If anyone is here, who would be interested in processing for September admission with daehan
theology seminary, kindly let reason together ooo. Tho I understand Admission would start by MAY.

Ladies and gents ..Been out of sight for a while ..Well am back to stay for good .
Well ..What he stated abt working in Korea is true ..But my brothers and sisters....
Don't even think abt working in Korea ..Am talking from experience after living in Korea for over 3yrs ..Lucky enough I was there on a special assignment and everything was provided for me ...But this is from my fellow Nigerians living there ..
Everyone of them hated working in Korea ..Long stressful hours ..With almost no time to eat or breath ..
U get paid nothin..
2. If u don't have the right documents to work ..U will be arrested at the factory and sent back home ...





quote author=WILL10 post=54393137]5 Legal and Basic Job types for foreigners in Korea(especially D2 Students)

Hello friends, just thought i should share my thoughts concerning the job prospects specifically for students, as this have always been the most popular and common questions i get through emails, week-in and out.

Korean Law states that students are only permitted to officially work on part time(max 20 hours weekly) and only after completing 6 months in Korea. However, these laws are often flawed or flouted by students. Below are the 5 cardinal jobs a student could roll-on with until graduation here.

1. Factory Jobs
-Usually long-term or monthly,
-Pay is bi-monthly or monthly and its awesome too.
-Minimum $1,800 USD monthly.
-Not so easy to secure for students as it requires documentations(most times), time-demanding and would sure affect your academics.

2. Tekbe (Arabite) Jobs
-Casual or short-term jobs.
-Pay is daily and good too.
-Minimum $70 USD or much more per day.
-Could be day, night or weekend jobs.
-Quite easy to secure and mostly okay to manage with academics.

3. English Teaching jobs
-Usually part time or purely full time jobs.
-Pay is bi-weekly or monthly and its awesome too.
-Minimum $2,000 USD Monthly, depending on the number of hours you work per week and your bargaining strength.
-Extremely tough to secure for anyone other than the recognized Native English speaking countries(check on google for the countries).
-Students could get it based of sheer-luck or strong familiar referrals.

4. Paid Internship.
-Purely formal company jobs.
-Usually medium-term or semester vacation jobs,
-Pay is bi-monthly or monthly and its awesome too.
-Minimum $1,500 USD monthly.
-Not so easy to secure for students as it is competitive.


5. Business, skill-oriented, short-term personal contracts, others.
-Importation/exportation business.
-contracts using your skill-sets (examples: App Programming skills, hair-making and cooks(for girls), remotely working as English translators, corrector, writers, etc.)
-No strings attached regarding timing and pay, as it is entirely up-to you and your clients.


Please be well informed prior to coming here so you don't get into a fix. "Fore-warned is Fore-armed"

NB: The info listed above are purely based on my personal opinion/experiences. However, they could slightly differ with the views of other Nigerian residents in SK.

Cheers.[/quote]

[quote author=dunk2011 post=55234793]Ladies and gents ..Been out of sight for a while ..Well am back to stay for good .
Well ..What he stated abt working in Korea is true ..But my brothers and sisters....
Don't even think abt working in Korea ..Am talking from experience after living in Korea for over 3yrs ..Lucky enough I was there on a special assignment and everything was provided for me ...But this is from my fellow Nigerians living there ..
Everyone of them hated working in Korea ..Long stressful hours ..With almost no time to eat or breath ..
U get paid nothin..what do you mean by you get paid nothing, do you mean everyone working in Korea don't get paid at the end of the job,how about people doing non factory job, do they also face such challenges.