poiZon: what of we wey study efik n ibibio?

Close eye n apply maybe

Ndababa:

I wish you apply too.

Ndababa I dont know how to speak any of those languages listed except Igbo, Hausa and English. Besides I am yet to do M̶̲̥̅γ̲̣̣̥ masters degree.
So what reason should I give ƒø® applying

Ndababa:

Always have in your mind that your NYSC working experience counts.

NYSC is just a year man. And people are mostly posted to schools.

fairest:
Ndababa I dont know how to speak any of those languages listed except Igbo, Hausa and English. Besides I am yet to do M̶̲̥̅γ̲̣̣̥ masters degree.
So what reason should I give ƒø® applying

Hehe, you right... but in applying for a job, you mustn't be 100% eligible. People get lucky often. Hurry up n get your Masters nonetheless.

eemalex:
NYSC is just a year man. And people are mostly posted to schools.

It's still a 'job experience', trust me.

odeebee: noted. awl take a try

Next year is it 4 me ... Dude I already bookmarked you , gonna ask you how it goes as you dey go !!

amanze15: That alliance franciase no go burn, je suis nigerian j'habite gboloko pour NYSC service

Alliance francaise , is that where you enrolled for french training ?

I must comment also even I know that everything is wayo wayo ...lol

Khaynet: I must comment even if I av nothing to say

Orikinla:

Go on an apply and hope for the best.
I worked for UNICEF when I was 25 and it was great as a national program consultant at such a young age.
You will enjoy it.

Okay then, but what about the Language ish?

Ndababa:

Perhaps they moderators considered its importance. Do you know what UNICEF represents?

Dunno OyA tell me

donroxy: Alliance francaise , is that where you enrolled for french training ?

yeah, great french teachers though, did a module for a summer, but looking to go spend some time at the french village in badagry after service though,

harrysterol: Dunno OyA tell me

hahaa..Don't get it twisted man... Be well!

Ndababa:

hahaa..Don't get it twisted man... Be well!

no yawa muan

barcanista: Goodluck to Applicants

.....and Patience to the Job seekers

amanze15: yeah, great french teachers though, did a module for a summer, but looking to go spend some time at the french village in badagry after service though,

on my way to study french @ alliance de francoise .... i know nothing about french so hope they are gonna bring me to speed and take it easy with me ...... I know the french village in badagry too, so which degree/qualification do they award there and how does it differ from alliance de francoise.

donroxy: on my way to study french @ alliance de francoise .... i know nothing about french so hope they are gonna bring me to speed and take it easy with me ...... I know the french village in badagry too, so which degree/qualification do they award there and how does it differ from alliance de francoise.

alliance franciase runs same or not too different scheme ac NFLV only that the latter gives a diploma, as far as u keep up with the modules I II III, then find time to visit french country to help better interaction then you got a second language...my plans also

No harm in trying.

lilprinze: All employees always ask for minimum of 2 or 3 years experience where do they want someone who has not had a job or have just graduated to get 2years experience from??

Go to universities that offer work-study programs

UNICEF is good for real............Since the last a week seminar I av with them in years back, I don dey hunt dem.... Funny enof, d current job dey av for my profession now in Nigeria is @ BORNO... I was like ''I see""...... So dis one dey are stressing '''Conflict moment"""......Hish.... I go find the link and try to apply sha... Well done op...

amanze15: alliance franciase runs same or not too different scheme ac NFLV only that the latter gives a diploma, as far as u keep up with the modules I II III, then find time to visit french country to help better interaction then you got a second language...my plans also

wow, impressive, I don't like france like that , Maybe after my fluency in french sha .... i heard French is simple to understand and easier to communicate than English, is that true ?

Benin Republic, Cotonou is my best ground for practical Orientation for now !!

Thanks bro,

how much does Alliance Francaise charge for a beginner like me and what qualification do they award since NFLV gives diploma ?

Also, how much does the training cost in NFLV ?

And which do you think is the best school to enrol ?

donroxy: wow, impressive, I don't like france like that , Maybe after my fluency in french sha .... i heard French is simple to understand and easier to communicate than English, is that true ?

Benin Republic, Cotonou is my best ground for practical Orientation for now !!

Thanks bro,

how much does Alliance Francaise charge for a beginner like me and what qualification do they award since NFLV gives diploma ?

Also, how much does the training cost in NFLV ?

And which do you think is the best school to enrol ?

NFLV runs like an university type of system so you should know how that works, application closed for know probably new applications might start soon, AF chargedme a fee around 45k plus textbooks and stuffs @ ilorin

No harm in trying..