mickeyenglish:
Go for your MSc and then PhD...

I appreciate but presently, I'm only free on weekends

Following.

sniperr007:

Biostatistics or clinical research

Those are advance degrees and not certifications.

Yahoo Yahoo!

Amarabae:
Be flexible pls, Nigeria don't have that field for microbiology.
Diversify, try your hand in technology field, creative business and Enterpreneurship, service based enterprise etc
so go and get some of these skills, it pays.

Thanks you, but it will be more nice if you are a bit specific

Mouthgag:
NISLT


Thank me later

Bro thanks, I really appreciate this, perhaps I will have to go online to get more info.

Prospero01:
Take a certification with ISO :Quality Management System. I think ISO 9001-2008

Is it a full or part time course? I will have to do more research on that.

am an undergraduate microbiologist... just here to learn from u guys

bodeoni:
The problem with Microbiology is that its more of a tool and not a discipline (my opinion)

Since you are already working in the area of Packaging, I would suggest you direct further learning in that direction. Look for trainings (think I saw one recently on eventbrite), meet people and build a career along that path.

You could also get a Lean Sigma 6 certification, it would help a lot later on, especially since you are in the manufacturing industry.

All the best

You can please send me more info on the lean 6 sigma

Ok

tolulope2021:


Thanks Bro, where I work, I don't do microbiology work, but I work as a quality control officer where I ensure good quality of products dispatched from the company. I'm even the head of quality control section and we are into flexible packaging.

You could also try getting HSE certification too.. And erm Sir, is their vacancy in ur quality control department??

exactly what i was gonna say. I studied microbiology, graduated with a good grade, but i'm not even doing anything close to microbiology and i still feel great. The economy does not really support mcb, except you go outside Nigeria or better still wait till Microbiology becomes significant in Nigeria.
Get skilled instead amd make cool cash.

Amarabae:
Be flexible pls, Nigeria don't have that field for microbiology.
Diversify, try your hand in technology field, creative business and Enterpreneurship, service based enterprise etc
so go and get some of these skills, it pays.

ihatebuhari:
why this poo on ftc, when the question is answered already

It's on front page so that others can benefit.

Raintaker:
Those are advance degrees and not certifications.

They can b done as certificates especially clinical research.

PalmchatApp:
exactly what i was gonna say. I studied microbiology, graduated with a good grade, but i'm not even doing anything close to microbiology and i still feel great. The economy does not really support mcb, except you go outside Nigeria or better still wait till Microbiology becomes significant in Nigeria.
Get skilled instead amd make cool cash.

Please what are u in to??
What type of skill have u acquired??

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