I don't think anyone has started up a thread about dublin, its actually a good plac to study and work. Students don't need work permit to work while schooling. And there are many more opportunities there unlike uk..(Just saying)

lilyx: I don't think anyone has started up a thread about dublin, its actually a good plac to study and work. Students don't need work permit to work while schooling. And there are many more opportunities there unlike uk..(Just saying)

What are the opportunities?

fados4sure:
What are the opportunities?

Exactly! What opportunities? Ireland wey everybody dey abandon like a sinking ship?
Gone are the days when Ireland was bubbling, that was before the credit crunch but things will still get better with time as the govt is working hard. Also as a student in Ireland you can not work full time only part time jobs are allowed for students.

How can u work full time when u are a student. It doent make sense. You can work fulltime over d summer and partime wen school resumes.

fados4sure:
What are the opportunities?

Ireland is an exciting place to live with blends of traditions, over 4.2 million of people enjoy mild, oceanic climate and a landscape that stretches across lakes and mountains and more than 2,000 miles of coastline which attracts over 6 million tourists yearly. Ireland has also become a global centre for the banking, telecommunications, pharmaceutical and software industries in recent years, Ireland workforce is well-educated with many international companies having their headquarters in the country. Above all, Ireland offers one of the highest standards of education in the world. As a student you are entiled to work pertime 20 hours per week, and 40 hours per week in d summer without a work permit. For more info contact add on bb DELETED

lilyx:


Ireland is an exciting place to live with blends of traditions, over 4.2 million of people enjoy mild, oceanic climate and a landscape that stretches across lakes and mountains and more than 2,000 miles of coastline which attracts over 6 million tourists yearly. Ireland has also become a global centre for the banking, telecommunications, pharmaceutical and software industries in recent years, Ireland workforce is well-educated with many international companies having their headquarters in the country. Above all, Ireland offers one of the highest standards of education in the world. As a student you are entiled to work pertime 20 hours per week, and 40 hours per week in d summer without a work permit. For more info contact add on bb DELETED

Make up your mind whether you started this thread for an open discussion or to collect pings for private chat.

My dear I'm not d type that argue over the net. Its just something I know a lot about and want to help those that are interested. You can delete it if u have a problem with it. #peace.

lilyx: My dear I'm not d type that argue over the net. Its just something I know a lot about and want to help those that are interested. You can delete it if u have a problem with it. #peace.

Then have your discussion openly here without dropping your ping.

Lynx dear,plz can u suggest d school dat wud be ok and cost èffective.am a nurse in nigeria and wil like 2 do a 1yr top up nursing degree in dublin,can u help me with d approximate tuition fees in dublin.thank u 4 ur help so far

Yes. I am so happy that a thread for ireland (dublin ) is up now. I opened a thread some time january 2014 but due to d data loss of nl database. The thread wiped off. Well as for me ireland is one of the best location to go for schooling and working. (Part time) 20 hours during section and 40 hrs during hols. Ireland is a small peaceful country . The people there are so friendly, theem no get wahala. Most Irish people are lazy , so as a nigerian with God on ur side and if u know what u re there for u will definitely make it.

The irish economy is bubbling up of recent. A lot of nigerians Are not aware and by this it is a good thing becos their been uninformed will not allow them to go soil them selves there. Some nigerians just look for a country to go spoil (dent) their image. Well as for me I am an easy going person I will neva allow any one whether a racist or not look down on me(since I know wat I carry inside of me). (Becos) of what some nigerians do. Well from my enquiry some nigerians in ireland are cool headed and serious people ..especially the ones for study.

If u re in ireland for study. U will have a lot to benefit, while studying and after studies..... Another advantage is that ireland is an English language speaking country

Is it possible to get a job after post graduate studies in Ireland..

mrmaze: Is it possible to get a job after post graduate studies in Ireland..

yes it is very posible.

do u need permit to work after post graduate studies

As long as I can apply to further ma studies with my HND certificate... Who cares what country it is... Abeg where is the BBM Pin? Peace#

Great Thread......

Gozychuks: do u need permit to work after post graduate studies

after ur post graduate study. If one year program! U will apply for the third level graduate scheme from the GNIB then they will give u a permit to stay/work for one year d reason is to search for a job so the emplyer can sponsor ur work permit or green card. Depending on ur field and d annual salary, becos dey re some areas with shortages(like the ICT)

Amosiye: after ur post graduate study. If one year program! U will apply for the third level graduate scheme from the GNIB then they will give u a permit to stay/work for one year d reason is to search for a job so the emplyer can sponsor ur work permit or green card. Depending on ur field and d annual salary, becos dey re some areas with shortages(like the ICT)

What of If ur postgraduate study is 18months or 2yrs how do u go about getting work permit after studies

All grduate and post graduate. (Full time) qualifies you for 1 year third level graduate scheme.

Gozychuks:
What of If ur postgraduate study is 18months or 2yrs how do u go about getting work permit after studies

The 3rd level graduate scheme is authomatic @ the completion of your program. Work permit is in two cartegories(Green card and work permit) green card is preferable the requirement is getting a job where ur annual income is above €60k and 30k - 50k in some job areas like ICT, medical. And you qualify for PR after 2 year with the Green card

Gozychuks:
What of If ur postgraduate study is 18months or 2yrs how do u go about getting work permit after studies

@lilyx Hi, I intend coming to dublin with my family for a phd in political science in any cheap or gov owned school. What will it cost me (accomodation n school fees) how is life there n any info you can share. Thanks

can a gce holder travel out to study

plz whats d cost and d neccessary requirements.....plus its not too good when pple ask for a private chat on dis platform, it deprive odas d chance of getting informed. by being transparent upcoming questions ar alrdy dealt wit, so plz transparency will b highly well come.
D cost and neccessary papers

I would recommend TCD (trinity college Dublin) https://www.tcd.ie/Political_Science/postgraduate/phd-programme/ you. Can also try. UCD (university col Dub)http://www.ucd.ie/spire/phdstudies/ this are top schools in dubline for PHD. Programs

Hembelembe: @lilyx Hi, I intend coming to dublin with my family for a phd in political science in any cheap or gov owned school. What will it cost me (accomodation n school fees) how is life there n any info you can share. Thanks

@ What level(program) do u want to study...? Go through the link below http://www.nfq.ie/nfq/en/about_NFQ/framework_levels_award_types.html

kas527: can a gce holder travel out to study

Accomodation in dublin is on the high side. Well with God all things are made easy. U can get wat u want at an affordable price check www.daft.ie

Hembelembe: @lilyx Hi, I intend coming to dublin with my family for a phd in political science in any cheap or gov owned school. What will it cost me (accomodation n school fees) how is life there n any info you can share. Thanks

life is cool in dublin, peaceful, and the irish people re accomodating. They like to render assitance to foreigners expecially when they know u re cool headed and u wanna come add value to the economy.ireland is a small country. So navigating ur way round won't be a prob, As per the cost of living, thats a lil beat on the high side. Expecially dis one u re coming with ur fam. U really need to be boxed up.

Amosiye: Accomodation in dublin is on the high side. Well with God all things are made easy. U can get wat u want at an affordable price check www.daft.ie life is cool in dublin, peaceful, and the irish people re accomodating. They like to render assitance to foreigners expecially when they know u re cool headed and u wanna come add value to the economy.ireland is a small country. So navigating ur way round won't be a prob, As per the cost of living, thats a lil beat on the high side. Expecially dis one u re coming with ur fam. U really need to be boxed up.

Thanks a lot bro.

I have a mature friend of 30+ years of age who has never been to university before but has been searching for an affordable oversea admission for quite sometimes now. He has only his WAEC result. What is the possibility of him getting admission abroad without his age being a barrier? If possible, what are the requirements? Anyone with similar experience? No abusive or provocative post please. Thanks.