hustla:



Very true but Nigerians like to act as if they're somewhat Demigods in the IT space

The average Indian does not have distractions like women /relationships when growing up.. Everything is book and more book as that's about the only way they know to succeed

Their environment also is enabling as there's reward for hardwork, plenty light, cheap Internet and skilled teachers who actually want you to know what they're teaching you

TheGuyFromHR:


The data analysis is a good path to follow.
Like I said, in HR, anyone can jump in and take up roles, so keep an open mind and be prepared not to be surprised if your MSc, when obtained, does not particularly impress recruiters.

Karleb:


This is the same reason I dislike Xiaomi. It's a good smart phone but the hype on NL is too much.

Indians are good, but they are not as good as many Nigerians think. They are mostly consumer of technologies and are very cheap compared to their western counterparts.

I watched a video that claimed most VFX and CGI in Hollywood are outsourced to Indians because they will do it for a quarter of the price.

Finland has the best educational system in the world, better than China's and they are not hyped.

Bronzedigger:

No wonder dem dey use Facebook anyhow... dey disturb my sister with video call upandan... and dem dey do like ppl wey never see woman before ... these guys are expert at requesting for nudes

TheGuyFromHR:


Given that Nigerians have few if any of the advantages that you have just mentioned here, is it difficult to see why the Indians are ahead of us in this area?

Kingp91:
What is your take on business analytics fieldand the job market in the uk?

Kingp91:
Guyssssss

Fiestafetta:
Good evening, please what is best route for a Nigerian registered health social worker to get a job in UK from Nigeria? Any idea will be greatly appreciated

hustla:



One guy talked about it on this thread some months back

Ill check to see if i can find his mention

hollumee:
Thanks @kaylov12

The goal is to get a job and remain bro. She loves teaching and has some years of experience teaching. However, The special needs Masters interest her cos her friend told her it's lucrative and almost readily available. I want to be sure before I support it


Thanks

Sirkorea:
NL people, I need help oo
Please, how do I get BTA in pounds, I am due to travel next week please,.,
And what is the best airline to Edinburgh

Thank you

kaylov12:


Her friend is right, but the masters would be lucrative after she's already qualified to teach. So it's like two processes here,
1. Train to teach in the UK for QTS
2. Get MA in special needs educ.
I believe it should be in that order. Having a masters i education doesn't give the qualified teacher status QTS.

kaylov12:


With your qualifications, you do PGCE Secondary Mathematics if you have teaching experience. There is more prospect in it that Special needs if the goal is to get a job and remain.

tushqueen:



What are your thoughts about PGCE secondary chemistry, she is TRCN registered and practicing in a govt secondary sch in Nigeria

elisinho:
Please guys I need help
Do banks issue PTA without return ticket

AirBay:
Rename thread to "What to study in UK"

AirBay:
Rename thread to "What to study in UK"

elisinho:
Please guys I need help
Do banks issue PTA without return ticket

Fiestafetta:
Good evening, please what is best route for a Nigerian registered health social worker to get a job in UK from Nigeria? Any idea will be greatly appreciated

LagosismyHome:


Social works is heavily regulated .... I don't think you can work as a social worker with a degree from naija. You would have to have either a bsc or master in social work from the UK

spankyflex:
how about a social works degree from an EU country. Lithuana Precisely?