Good move Bro,have read on some Australian thread how Care Assistants make some cool cash. All the best

Chiggsglover:

Sorry man

Busy day

I've decided to go into Care.
Had a full day training with more in future to update us on the improvements and all.
I'm gonna be a Care Assistant.

Those shits, I'll pack their life
Training was from 9am to 6pm with four breaks.

I used the Best Airline in the World and it happened to be the cheapest.
Qatar airline.
Visa fee was N40k total
My passport wasn't good enough, I paid 2k for another one there, you must tell them its Ireland, Canada own is very expensive.
I paid precisely N222,000.

Trust me na, my precision is like a Discharged bullet.

Chiggsglover:

Sorry man

Busy day

I've decided to go into Care.
Had a full day training with more in future to update us on the improvements and all.
I'm gonna be a Care Assistant.

Those shits, I'll pack their life
Training was from 9am to 6pm with four breaks.

I used the Best Airline in the World and it happened to be the cheapest.
Qatar airline.
Visa fee was N40k total
My passport wasn't good enough, I paid 2k for another one there, you must tell them its Ireland, Canada own is very expensive.
I paid precisely N222,000.

Trust me na, my precision is like a Discharged bullet.

hi bro thanks for the good work you are doing. please regarding this is it possible to migrate to Ireland as a care assistant?
what are the minimum requirements expected for a care assistant?
are there online courses that can be taken for it?
is there any form of age limit for those to be employed?
and please whatever you take note as a on the spot care worker kindly share
me sef dey think sey make I come do this thing though I hate shit man must to make bar.
abeg help a bros
thanks

Brightfab:
Good move Bro,have read on some Australian thread how Care Assistants make some cool cash. All the best

wow 222,000 for both plane ticket

that's awesome it's damn cheap... Imma try my best to be there after lock down I got an aunt who lives in O'Connor street

Thanks a lot chiggsglover... your type are rare, to be sincere.. I knew you wouldn't snitch on me..perhaps you can't be here all the time... I've been reading your thread tho and i never got bored
I've watched some videos on YouTube showing dublin City,it's an awesome place to be

you can search (4k walking in dublin )or (4k walking in dublin at night)it's more awesome I love there nightlife....temple Bar got me loving it more.. I knew about naira land 2days ago.. I never knew it exist

Sparrow0:

How much did you pay to learn this language and where? I'd love to learn it too

Its very easy,
Just pay €19
I'll teach you

Sparrow0:

Lol anytime
Enjoy your meal

Thanks
I didn't microwave it well

But the food tasted better.
Lol
Hunger eh

sunkanmi562:


Masters in construction and project management i studied architecture for my undergraduate

That's good, construction is a good one too.
Lots of construction going on in Dublin and it never ends.
Though you'll have to research more

Expats like us always look down on it for part time job.

morinto:

Data analysis in Griffith college. Dublin

Gbagaun, boom boom,
Data Analytics I think,

I'm just pulling ya leg o

Lol

Brightfab:
Good move Bro,have read on some Australian thread how Care Assistants make some cool cash. All the best

Yes oooo
Instead of working in warehouse and breaking my back
Is it not better I just go into care and diversify.
It's a good opportunity now because companies charges €80, to train for one module, I got the three modules for free.
After covik, I'll learn level 5 and be ready for the future.

ashatoda:


hi bro thanks for the good work you are doing. please regarding this is it possible to migrate to Ireland as a care assistant?
what are the minimum requirements expected for a care assistant?
are there online courses that can be taken for it?
is there any form of age limit for those to be employed?
and please whatever you take note as a on the spot care worker kindly share
me sef dey think sey make I come do this thing though I hate shit man must to make bar.
abeg help a bros
thanks

This is a good time to go into care
HSE is providing infrastructure for online courses for us.
Age is 18

Who like shit, its not a regular occurrence. Lemme start, it's quite flexible, three shifts from 8am to 11pm, all within my local government, it's easier to explain.

Yh, you'll need to visit HSE for Ireland and check it, HSE is like the official ministry of health here.
The need health workers.

Samuelsegs:
wow 222,000 for both plane ticket

that's awesome it's damn cheap... Imma try my best to be there after lock down I got an aunt who lives in O'Connor street

Thanks a lot chiggsglover... your type are rare, to be sincere.. I knew you wouldn't snitch on me..perhaps you can't be here all the time... I've been reading your thread tho and i never got bored
I've watched some videos on YouTube showing dublin City,it's an awesome place to be

you can search (4k walking in dublin )or (4k walking in dublin at night)it's more awesome I love there nightlife....temple Bar got me loving it more.. I knew about naira land 2days ago.. I never knew it exist

Boom boom, its O'Connell street, how will you have known that, that's where I take the Luas to my former apartment. Pictures below
Just adding some spark here,
Lol
Thank you, it's one way, because I booked early January, its still expensive, my friends that came in late January paid 180k.
The idea is to book in advance, I booked one month in advance, book on Tuesday to Thursdays, its cheaper and less stressful, those dubious and insidious custom officers are ever present on those busy days, that's when people with cash travel. You know na.

Good good, everlycece on YouTube gave some information that were useful.
As I was entering Ireland, she was leaving to the UK.

Cheers

Chiggsglover:

This is a good time to go into care
HSE is providing infrastructure for online courses for us.
Age is 18

Who like shit, its not a regular occurrence. Lemme start, it's quite flexible, three shifts from 8am to 11pm, all within my local government, it's easier to explain.

Yh, you'll need to visit HSE for Ireland and check it, HSE is like the official ministry of health here.
The need health workers.

thanks for the swift reply will check HSE thanks ance more

Chiggsglover:

Yes oooo
Instead of working in warehouse and breaking my back
Is it not better I just go into care and diversify.
It's a good opportunity now because companies charges €80, to train for one module, I got the three modules for free.
After covik, I'll learn level 5 and be ready for the future.

That's a good one

.

Chiggsglover:



Boom boom, its O'Connell street, how will you have known that, that's where I take the Luas to my former apartment. Pictures below
Just adding some spark here,
Lol
Thank you, it's one way, because I booked early January, its still expensive, my friends that came in late January paid 180k.
The idea is to book in advance, I booked one month in advance, book on Tuesday to Thursdays, its cheaper and less stressful, those dubious and insidious custom officers are ever present on those busy days, that's when people with cash travel. You know na.

Good good, everlycece on YouTube gave some information that were useful.
As I was entering Ireland, she was leaving to the UK.

Cheers

I know her... Chinyere.. I've watched almost all her videos tho I wasn't able to reach her.. now she's in Cambridge..

and I'd like to know those information she gave you.. please I'm planning to move soon

thanks... hoping to get reply from you soon.. and as well you can share us some pictures on here it's been a while you posted pictures

Chiggsglover:



Boom boom, its O'Connell street, how will you have known that, that's where I take the Luas to my former apartment. Pictures below
Just adding some spark here,
Lol
Thank you, it's one way, because I booked early January, its still expensive, my friends that came in late January paid 180k.
The idea is to book in advance, I booked one month in advance, book on Tuesday to Thursdays, its cheaper and less stressful, those dubious and insidious custom officers are ever present on those busy days, that's when people with cash travel. You know na.

Good good, everlycece on YouTube gave some information that were useful.
As I was entering Ireland, she was leaving to the UK.
[quote author=Chiggsglover post=89568534]


Boom boom, its O'Connell street, how will you have known that, that's where I take the Luas to my former apartment. Pictures below
Just adding some spark

and I'd like to know those information she gave you.. please I'm planning to move soon

thanks... hoping to get reply from you soon.. and as well you can share us some pictures on here it's been a while you posted pictures
Cheers

Chiggsglover:



Boom boom, its O'Connell street, how will you have known that, that's where I take the Luas to my former apartment. Pictures below
Just adding some spark here,
Lol
Thank you, it's one way, because I booked early January, its still expensive, my friends that came in late January paid 180k.
The idea is to book in advance, I booked one month in advance, book on Tuesday to Thursdays, its cheaper and less stressful, those dubious and insidious custom officers are ever present on those busy days, that's when people with cash travel. You know na.

Good good, everlycece on YouTube gave some information that were useful.
As I was entering Ireland, she was leaving to the UK.

Cheers

I know her... Chinyere.. I've watched almost all her videos tho I wasn't able to reach her.. now she's in Cambridge..

and I'd like to know those information she gave you.. please I'm planning to move soon

thanks... hoping to get reply from you soon.. and as well you can share us some pictures on here it's been a while you posted pictures

@chiggslover the module that you got in which you are been trained, can we also get it here?

Chiggsglover:


That's good, construction is a good one too.
Lots of construction going on in Dublin and it never ends.
Though you'll have to research more

Expats like us always look down on it for part time job.

Hey chiggs, I have a 3 years experience as a Project engineer in construction, can I get a part time job with my experience in Dublin? What are my chances? Please what do you mean by expats look down on construction job?

Chiggsglover:

Its very easy,
Just pay €19
I'll teach you

Lol you no collect €30?

BTW what language is that?

Chiggsglover:

Thanks
I didn't microwave it well

But the food tasted better.
Lol
Hunger eh

Lol I woke up famished this morning due to the rough *clears throat* I had last night , had to eat cold beans asap. Couldn't even warm it. Like I was gonna die if I don't eat it at that moment

Chiggsglover:


That's good, construction is a good one too.
Lots of construction going on in Dublin and it never ends.
Though you'll have to research more

Expats like us always look down on it for part time job.

Thanks boss

Sparrow0:

Lol boss lady
I want to see the beautiful Ireland


Good afternoon, how're you doing?

Don't you boss lady me

ovokate:

Don't you boss lady me

NOTED!
My apologies

I studied educational related course during my undergraduate. Is it feasible I change my course to IT related course bearing in mind I have programming skills.
Like to ask as well, is Teaching lucrative in Ireland?
Thanks

Phew! There's so much life-changing info. Packed in here... Thanks 4 ur magnamity!
thanks everybody 4 ur input, they were so "informative, educative and inspiring...

ashatoda:


thanks for the swift reply will check HSE thanks ance more

Good good

Brightfab:


That's a good one

Thanks man

Samuelsegs:

I know her... Chinyere.. I've watched almost all her videos tho I wasn't able to reach her.. now she's in Cambridge..

and I'd like to know those information she gave you.. please I'm planning to move soon

thanks... hoping to get reply from you soon.. and as well you can share us some pictures on here it's been a while you posted pictures

The information she gave her on her videos. Only contact
is when I posted in the comment section and she replied back about her relocation from Ireland.
She even wished me best of luck. We set get our own motivators.

ashatoda:
@chiggslover the module that you got in which you are been trained, can we also get it here?

Well, you can get it easily in Nigeria if you go to those nursing schools that are approved and certified.
That was what they kept asking me, if I had ANY qualifications. Coming from the Realm of Numbers, I had to start from the scratch. I even met a Nigerian man, who has spent 22years here. He also came for the training. He was fairly comfortable, with family and His JEEP

A friend of mine studied Sociology, she also qualified, she was sent an online assessment to see if she remembered those health codes. She did it once, passed and that was it.

faithzy:

Hey chiggs, I have a 3 years experience as a Project engineer in construction, can I get a part time job with my experience in Dublin? What are my chances? Please what do you mean by expats look down on construction job?

Construction is the last job I'm gonna shift to, that's what I mean. I can do Security and sit in front of cameras, kitchen porter, warehouse, care and others. Given the reputation it has in Nigeria, and how I'll be one with nature by having sand all over me and all.....for you, you wont start from the scratch, me that I'm not an engineer, you'll command me to change my style in the sand.

I really dont know much about the construction industry, a good guide is to go on LinkedIn, find Nigerians in construction there, buzz them and ....
Or you can read about what is expected of a project engineer.

Sparrow0:

Lol you no collect €30?

BTW what language is that?

Double am well na

The name of the language is jtyjoftsasllmbffcvlang

Sparrow0:

Lol I woke up famished this morning due to the rough *clears throat* I had last night , had to eat cold beans asap. Couldn't even warm it. Like I was gonna die if I don't eat it at that moment

Chai that one strong, I cant even try it here.
Me that usually get pissed when my drink isnt cold.

Since I got here, e don change o. When I tried it once, I started shivering.

obawinner:
I studied educational related course during my undergraduate. Is it feasible I change my course to IT related course bearing in mind I have programming skills.
Like to ask as well, is Teaching lucrative in Ireland?
Thanks

What are you waiting for, that programming skill is useful.

Lots of certifications and garda vetting required. Teaching get as it be sha.