just put in anyone jamb will decide for you
see how to win business contract without much hassle https://explicitsuccess.com/how-to-win-business-contracts/

tommy589:


I am making use of this as a reference for my daughter. Thanks

" problem solving 101 pdf "

go to google and run that search. download that book and read the last chapter, it will explain this particular situation better. i recommend reading the entire book afterwards. Cheers!!

cc Pinkberry5

Pinkberry5:


Six out of these seven are not my thing at all. I am left with English and Literature, Law, Theatre arts and Journalism.

Judging from your write up.... you're not strong in English. I would advise you leave out the ones that strong English is a must.... and that would be all except Theatre Arts.

spiritedtete:


I earned 350k monthly as a journalist far back as 2007/08.

My half earn 1. M monthly far back as 2011 as a journalist.

Depending on what you are seeing...

Vision, enthusiasm and growth is all you need in a career. To make it


The two courses are absolutely great!

Bro you mean you earned that much in Nigeria?

who pay that much self except abroad

WHY YOU SHOULD STUDY IN CAMEROUN

Dear student,

I'll quickly share with you the benefits of studying in Cameroun, away from all the stress and frustration that comes with education in Nigeria.

Here are some benefits you'll get:

⏩Free application.

⏩Beautifully structured educational system.

⏩No JAMB exam, No Post-UTME exam, Automatic admission.

⏩Just WAEC/SSCE or NECO/SSCE.

⏩Fees CHEAPER than fees in private universities in Nigeria or Africa.

⏩Pay HALF tuition fees on arrival, spread remaining fee in that session.

⏩Usually 3yrs HND with 1year top up BSc even for Nursing.

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spiritedtete:


I earned 350k monthly as a journalist far back as 2007/08.

My half earn 1. M monthly far back as 2011 as a journalist.

Depending on what you are seeing...

Vision, enthusiasm and growth is all you need in a career. To make it


The two courses are absolutely great!

Please, was it in Nigeria? As at now, friends in Print journalism were getting less than 100k as salaries unless the lucky few who can get adverts..

sharone21:
WHY YOU SHOULD STUDY IN CAMEROUN

Dear student,

I'll quickly share with you the benefits of studying in Cameroun, away from all the stress and frustration that comes with education in Nigeria.

Here are some benefits you'll get:

⏩Free application.

⏩Beautifully structured educational system.

⏩No JAMB exam, No Post-UTME exam, Automatic admission.

⏩Just WAEC/SSCE or NECO/SSCE.

⏩Fees CHEAPER than fees in private universities in Nigeria or Africa.

⏩Pay HALF tuition fees on arrival, spread remaining fee in that session.

⏩Usually 3yrs HND with 1year top up BSc even for Nursing.

⏩253 FULLY ACCREDITED private universities by its Ministry of Higher Education and EASILY VERIFIABLE.

⏩NO STRIKES.

⏩Similar cost of living with Nigeria.
.
.
Other Attractions:

��Affordable hostels ( according to taste).

��Cheaper internet cost.

��Learn other culture or language( if you wish).

��No xenophobia or Cultism.

� Miscellaneous( inbox me for details).

� % FREE INFO( Zero charges).

Whatsapp:+2348135597014 or inbox me @ Ify John(Facebook).

*Journalism is 3yrs only.

Cameroun has 253 private universities? Francophone or Anglophone region?

writeprof:


Cameroun has 253 private universities? Francophone or Anglophone region?

Total

ifiokjohn:
Bro you mean you earned that much in Nigeria?

who pay that much self except abroad

Ehehehehehe...

I can relate to the reality ... most people in print find it difficult to grow... that is why they are in one place for years... "Multimedia" , (getting everything around it) is the way.

You will even be hired as an expat anywhere in the world.

Finally look beyond the locals... go to where you can network with international medias... there are opportunities once in a while.

Write WAEC again and go for nursing.

Social media don take over Journalism and as for Law, is law really obeyed in the country?

Read Nursing first degree and move to the USA ,Europe or Canada and be earning well.

writeprof:


Please, was it in Nigeria? As at now, friends in Print journalism were getting less than 100k as salaries unless the lucky few who can get adverts..

Nigeria it is! Go beyond print media... Multimedia is the way.. get all the necessary skills. And put your nose down to network.

People in print media seldom grows.

News producers, news correspondents, ability to film, news editing, you can acquire all.


I remember telling a foster daughter how i don't want her to go to a university to read mass communication 2 years ago.

I told her to go to school of journalism she first fumed at it.. but later she was thankful...

You see studying mass communication is a waste of years.. when you can get all the skills and start working asap when you finish NIJ.

How do you compete with a Journalism student or a public relations student... when you are stuck in between as a mass communication student. You will still need to go for either of these courses before you can honestly acquire a skill.

spiritedtete:


Ehehehehehe...

I can relate to the reality ... most people in print find it difficult to grow... that is why they are in one place for years... "Multimedia" , (getting everything around it) is the way.

You will even be hired as an expat anywhere in the world.

Finally look beyond the locals... go to where you can network with international medias... there are opportunities once in a while.

Wow

Pinkberry5:
Evening guys.

I am confused. I initially wanted to take JAMB UTME and fill mass communication as my course in UNIBEN but as many of us know, it has been scraped and spilit to seven courses.

Six out of these seven are not my thing at all. I am left with English and Literature, Law, Theatre arts and Journalism.

My parents have warned me not to take theatre arts. I personally don't fancy studying English and literature.

I am scared of law because 98% of times, I have heard that law is extremly stressful and boring.

Journalism is cool but is a law degree not more valuable than that of a journalist?

Please people, help me decide as I have just 48 hours to make up my mind and purchase the form. Thanks.

Ur Jamb Score should be ur main focus now

Law

Law is very Lucrative and we'll well respected Discipline only if you are ready to go extra Ordinary mile and achieve excellent result. Meanwhile Journalism is a nice course which can lead you to become independent and an possibly an Entrepreneur. What you should watch out for here is the area your passion lies.

Pinkberry5:
Evening guys.

I am confused. I initially wanted to take JAMB UTME and fill mass communication as my course in UNIBEN but as many of us know, it has been scraped and spilit to seven courses.

Six out of these seven are not my thing at all. I am left with English and Literature, Law, Theatre arts and Journalism.

My parents have warned me not to take theatre arts. I personally don't fancy studying English and literature.

I am scared of law because 98% of times, I have heard that law is extremly stressful and boring.

Journalism is cool but is a law degree not more valuable than that of a journalist?

Please people, help me decide as I have just 48 hours to make up my mind and purchase the form. Thanks.

You have a lot of wrong misconceptions.

No certificate is more valuable than the other cos they all contribute in making life meaningful. Its just like saying the eyes are more valuable than the hands or legs.

You can only talk of which gives you better prospects and employability.

Worst is the one she despises has better chance of feeding her.

She can take immediate appointment with a school to teach English/literature in secondary school, become classroom teacher in primary school or teach phonics.

She might even further it to masters.

delpee:
Would you like to practice as a lawyer? Do you like to read extensively?

Are you passionate about news and information, research, investigative journalism, report writing etc?

What in particular do you see yourself doing happily in future for self fulfillment and to earn a living?

Think about these and more to enable you take a meaningful decision.

May God guide you.

Thank you ma. I will take your advice.

The splitting of Mass communication has not take effect yet till next 5 year according to the new. You are just giving yourself headache.

Pinkberry5:
Evening guys.

I am confused. I initially wanted to take JAMB UTME and fill mass communication as my course in UNIBEN but as many of us know, it has been scraped and spilit to seven courses.

Six out of these seven are not my thing at all. I am left with English and Literature, Law, Theatre arts and Journalism.

My parents have warned me not to take theatre arts. I personally don't fancy studying English and literature.

I am scared of law because 98% of times, I have heard that law is extremly stressful and boring.

Journalism is cool but is a law degree not more valuable than that of a journalist?

Please people, help me decide as I have just 48 hours to make up my mind and purchase the form. Thanks.

Law has more prospects no matter what. If for eg you are faced with unemployment after graduation, God forbid, you have more chances of survival as a lawyer than as a journalist... Moreover, with one or two little training as a lawyer, you can practice journalism after all.

Kekereekun123:
None. Both are useless degrees these days. Law firm no go pay pass 20k. Journalism na oga nephew from uk and usa get am . Better to go learn make up or tailoring . 5 years plus law school is not worth it

Yes and
she can still get a degree and learn tailoring (other trade) on his summer break
that will put her in a powerful position
don't listening to people as you use ur summer break to learn trade time will tell
The greatest thing you will do for you is get that degree and skill trade
If you are waiting for JMAB start learning the trade
time wait for nobody

Madibah:
She should study pornography

seems u just graduated from that department... Pornography department,hope u intend to pursue ur masters as well?

Makanakico:
Law is a bit better, I think people should be encouraging their kids to go for STEM courses nowadays, cause they have the only carriers that matters now.

True! Nigerians look down on people studying pure physics and chemistry and ICT in universities, that's the future!

spiritedtete:

I earned 350k monthly as a journalist far back as 2007/08.
My half earn 1. M monthly far back as 2011 as a journalist.
Depending on what you are seeing...
Vision, enthusiasm and growth is all you need in a career. To make it

The two courses are absolutely great!

LION, U TOO DEY LIE

joezy11:








LION, U TOO DEY LIE

Come let me feed you to your 3rd generation who is your mate ...

safarigirl:


A Journalism degree may take you farther than a law degree in less time.

You can practice journalism anywhere in the world, but with a law degree, you can only practice in Nigeria. If you leave Nigeria, you will have to go to Law School in the other country, or even repeat University in some cases

It depends on how much time you have and where you see yourself in seven years. Journalism will take up five years of your life tops, Law could take up to seven

you are right. i studied Law and Iam seriously regretting. 8 years of wasted life

spiritedtete:


Nigeria it is! Go beyond print media... Multimedia is the way.. get all the necessary skills. And put your nose down to network.

People in print media seldom grows.

News producers, news correspondents, ability to film, news editing, you can acquire all.


I remember telling a foster daughter how i don't want her to go to a university to read mass communication 2 years ago.

I told her to go to school of journalism she first fumed at it.. but later she was thankful...

You see studying mass communication is a waste of years.. when you can get all the skills and start working asap when you finish NIJ.

How do you compete with a Journalism student or a public relations student... when you are stuck in between as a mass communication student. You will still need to go for either of these courses before you can honestly acquire a skill.

Is there difference between mass communication and journalism

Pls study law. U can still end up as a journalist with a law degree and do many other things lawyers do. Lawyers have many sources of income. You don't have to do litigation if you don't like it and you may even get to like it.

Law is not boring. People's report of a thing is not necessarily going to be your experience. No course is easy. Law is not an exception. Journalism would probably be more difficult for your person.

Do you love to read interesting stories? You will come across many cases that are interesting in law and they will easily stay on your head.
Do you love to give pieces of advice to people? Do you have passion for justice? Do you pay attention to details and like real professionalism? Law is for you. With law, you can start earning so well even without a job.

If you really like journalism that much, you can be a journalist even from school while studying law and have your write-ups published. No one says you need a degree for that. I had a classmate who had a Ph.D in philosophy and had been into journalism since the days of his first degree in philosophy. Today, he is a lawyer and a journalist. He never studied journalism. He came back for law because law has a lot to offer. That explains why many come back for it even after 1 or 2 degrees. I studied law as a second first degree and I love law.

Whatever you decide to do. Put in your best. All d best.

edoairways:

Is there difference between mass communication and journalism

Big difference... mass communication course is an incomplete course... that talks about little of PR, Journalism, Administration and others.

It is a like a Jack of all trades, masters of none.

However, It shapes you and give you little idea about real
essence in communication

spiritedtete:


Big difference... mass communication course is an incomplete course... that talks about little of PR, Journalism, Administration and others.

It is a like a Jack of all trades, masters of none.

Hmmm! Can a journalist broadcast news on TV?

edoairways:

Hmmm! Can a journalist broadcast news on TV?

Yes.. it is part of their job

Good afternoon sir.
Pls i have a question.
I want to be a journalist but dont know how to go about it.
I want to ask, how did u become one?
I have been thinking, whether i should go to any radio station and tell dem i want to work for free. Maybe from there i can be included. Is it possible?

spiritedtete:


I earned 350k monthly as a journalist far back as 2007/08.

My half earn 1. M monthly far back as 2011 as a journalist.

Depending on what you are seeing...

Vision, enthusiasm and growth is all you need in a career. To make it


The two courses are absolutely great!