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Currently, I'm studying Agricultural Extension and Rural Development in a Nigerian university; FUNAAB and I've made many researches with my friend, Google, regarding Agricultural Jobs and Companies, but have found nothing impressive at all. I'd like you too share your opinions with me on what I can do with a Bachelor's degree in Agriculture. Thank you.

Otta farm,obj de pay well

You could work with the big food organisations in the world however, you need more than a 1st degree.

GboyegaD:
You could work with the big food organisations in the world however, you need more than a 1st degree.

Thank you.. but what's "The big food organization"? Is it a company?

Need more opinions..

randwise:
Thank you.. but what's "The big food organization"? Is it a company?

No, they are organisations and include FAO and others.

oshheyy randwise... dun worry I'll employ you

I studied Agric Economics and you can work with any Financial Institution, Audit Firm (PWC, KPMG, AWD),Ministry of Agriculture which functions well in the North. I'm currently working with as a Project Administrator. With ICAN, you can work in the financial sector (CBN, Banks, Ministry of Finance), Human Resource Certification(any HR Deparment) in any sector, PMP(Project Management in any Sector). The Possibilities r endless, just have an idea which sector you want and build your career around it. They r also Manufacturing Companies (FMCG) that make use of Agricultural products for their production or u can be self employed by starting ur own Mega Farm as Agric Economics involves training to be a Farm Manager. All the best and u n start this certification exams in school so upon completion of Nysc, u already have an idea of where u are heading. Mind you, agric econs is also considered a social science cos of the economics, so any vacancy you see that requires social science, u r free to apply. When I got an offer from DBN, I was asked why I wanted to work wit the bank as an agriculturist, we are taught about agric financing and loans plus as a fresh graduate, I need all the experience to kick off my career life.

davvyRanking:
oshheyy randwise...
dun worry I'll employ you

Baba, you sound like a funaabite, are you one?

Liciouslucy:
I studied Agric Economics and you can work with any Financial Institution, Audit Firm (PWC, KPMG, AWD),Ministry of Agriculture which functions well in the North. I'm currently working with as a Project Administrator. With ICAN, you can work in the financial sector (CBN, Banks, Ministry of Finance), Human Resource Certification(any HR Deparment) in any sector, PMP(Project Management in any Sector). The Possibilities r endless, just have an idea which sector you want and build your career around it. They r also Manufacturing Companies (FMCG) that make use of Agricultural products for their production or u can be self employed by starting ur own Mega Farm as Agric Economics involves training to be a Farm Manager. All the best and u n start this certification exams in school so upon completion of Nysc, u already have an idea of where u are heading. Mind you, agric econs is also considered a social science cos of the economics, so any vacancy you see that requires social science, u r free to apply. When I got an offer from DBN, I was asked why I wanted to work wit the bank as an agriculturist, we are taught about agric financing and loans plus as a fresh graduate, I need all the experience to kick off my career life.

Totally awesome. I think I like this. Thank you so much..

So, do I have to change my course to Agric econs? Extension doesn't seem to fall under any of the job categories you mentioned above..

You don't have to change since you've started the course. Mine was Agricultural Economics and Extension but wanted to give you an idea of what to do wit a B.Sc Degree, u can do ur masters in Education immediately and go into teaching or lecturing jobs, just know where u wanna be and find a way to get there. What matters is u have a degree certificate

I finished from Funaab, then Unaab 2010 from the department of Agric Economics and farm Management and I presently work with Diamond Bank. Presently in the bank, I have over 12 colleagues we finished same year, who also work in the bank, even some finished from Coplant.
It's not about the course you study, it's about how you can sell yourself to a prospective employer.

randwise:
Baba, you sound like a funaabite, are you one?

I'm not ooo...
#c3_boyz

titicamara22:
I finished from Funaab, then Unaab 2010 from the department of Agric Economics and farm Management and I presently work with Diamond Bank. Presently in the bank, I have over 12 colleagues we finished same year, who also work in the bank, even some finished from Coplant.
It's not about the course you study, it's about how you can sell yourself to a prospective employer.

Very encouraging. I hope the pay is good.

Liciouslucy:
You don't have to change since you've started the course. Mine was Agricultural Economics and Extension but wanted to give you an idea of what to do wit a B.Sc Degree, u can do ur masters in Education immediately and go into teaching or lecturing jobs, just know where u wanna be and find a way to get there. What matters is u have a degree certificate

Thank you

davvyRanking:
I'm not ooo... #c3_boyz

Iffa kick you, Dave!! How na? #c5_boyz

randwise:
Thanks for viewing.

Currently, I'm studying Agricultural Extension and Rural Development in a Nigerian university; FUNAAB and I've made many researches with my friend, Google, regarding Agricultural Jobs and Companies, but have found nothing impressive at all. I'd like you too share your opinions with me on what I can do with a Bachelor's degree in Agriculture. Thank you.

get to establish urself and dont wait on job employers

kurleens:
get to establish urself and dont wait on job employers

Thank you.. what kind of establishment are you talking about?