Am 22 and a graduate of English currently working with NIMC. Probably i will start my masters next year. I have been thinking lately of a professional course to go for that is in line with my course of study. Also i am intermediate in French and very passionate about learning it to become fluent but my fear is that if one does not have speakers around it might be difficult to learn it and speak it fluently at ibadan will be difficult. i know of Alliance Francais but have no ideal of how fast they can help one in becoming a speaker. My dream is to become a diplomat and i dont know the professional courses that would pedal me in that direction. Your contributions are highly appreciated.

Jamieb: Am 22 and a graduate of English currently working with NIMC. Probably i will start my masters next year. I have been thinking lately of a professional course to go for that is in line with my course of study. Also i am intermediate in French and very passionate about learning it to become fluent but my fear is that if one does not have speakers around it might be difficult to learn it and speak it fluently at ibadan will be difficult. i know of Alliance Francais but have no ideal of how fast they can help one in becoming a speaker. My dream is to become a diplomat and i dont know the professional courses that would pedal me in that direction. Your contributions are highly appreciated.

You are on the right track. You can go for CIPM - Chartered Institute of Personnel Management.
To be a diplomat, try to get a job in international organization, or an embassy

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You are on the right track. You can go for CIPM - Chartered Institute of Personnel Management.
To be a diplomat, try to get a job in international organization, or an embassy

Thanks for your advice, i have International Studies for my masters in mind nd a burning desire to learn one foreign language. Am new at Ibadan and havent known much places. i will appreaciate more comments

Jamieb: Am 22 and a graduate of English currently working with NIMC. Probably i will start my masters next year. I have been thinking lately of a professional course to go for that is in line with my course of study. Also i am intermediate in French and very passionate about learning it to become fluent but my fear is that if one does not have speakers around it might be difficult to learn it and speak it fluently at ibadan will be difficult. i know of Alliance Francais but have no ideal of how fast they can help one in becoming a speaker. My dream is to become a diplomat and i dont know the professional courses that would pedal me in that direction. Your contributions are highly appreciated.

Allianz Francais can help you attain your desired level of proficiency in French irrespective of your environment. I think your zeal is key.

For your diplomatic ambition, I'll suggest Institute of Public Diplomacy and Management (IPDM) & Institute of Strategic Management of Nigeria (ISMN ). Also do your research.
All the best.

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Allianz Francais can help you attain your desired level of proficiency in French irrespective of your environment. I think your zeal is key.

For your diplomatic ambition, I'll suggest Institute of Public Diplomacy and Management (IPDM) & Institute of Strategic Management of Nigeria (ISMN ). Also do your research.
All the best.

Thanks for this. Let me research on them.

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Jamieb:
Am 22 and a graduate of English currently working with NIMC. Probably i will start my masters next year. I have been thinking lately of a professional course to go for that is in line with my course of study. Also i am intermediate in French and very passionate about learning it to become fluent but my fear is that if one does not have speakers around it might be difficult to learn it and speak it fluently at ibadan will be difficult. i know of Alliance Francais but have no ideal of how fast they can help one in becoming a speaker. My dream is to become a diplomat and i dont know the professional courses that would pedal me in that direction. Your contributions are highly appreciated.

bro I'm a graduate of english language too,if I may ask plz how did you get a job with nimc? cuz pple do say humanities student like us don't stand the chance.