Viruses:
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jadepinkett:


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Viruses:
Who has referral link to any bank that offer virtual card that I can use and destroy. I've been helping folks make payment lately and I have to take extra care to uncheck 'auto renew'. I don't want to take chances again so I just need a card that I can use and destroy.

Phayie:


I used somebody's revolut referral link. I've completed 3 transaction kindly check your account and send me my own token

Estroller:


Someone used my link that I'm yet to send their token, don't know if it's you. Send me a pm to be sure.

Ameryx:
Hi all, I think I need a bit of encouragement. I moved to the UK on a student visa in December. Before relocating, I was doing quite well back home. Earned around 2-3m monthly profit after expenses from my business. In fact, I wanted to reward myself with a Range Rover Evoque (about 13m) then but Nigeria was in a bad state and I used up my savings to fund my relocation. I landed with high hopes, about £4000 in cash. The reason for my earlier statements is not to brag, but to show you that I was doing well, and I just felt coming here would be saner. I loved it here whenever I travel for vacation, so I was without doubt that life here would be easier.

To my main aim of writing, I think I am depressed. I could not find a job in my first 3 months here. The only job available that most students were doing was care, and I wasnt vaccinated, so I could not start. I eventually started in March and the job gives me a mental breakdown each time. I am on my feet for 11 hours, and get sent around by staff who feel they are better than agency workers, I get hit by residents, I have been racially abused several times ,I did it for 2 months and I had to quit.

I have looked for warehouse jobs, not been lucky. Even customer care work, they reject because of my visa status. I am fast losing it, there is so much my brain can take as a woman. Does anyone know how else I can get a job, I stay in Bradford, so anything around Leeds is fine. I can even work in Manchester if the pay is okay. Please help.

Ameryx:
Ameryx

Estroller:


Someone used my link that I'm yet to send their token, don't know if it's you. Send me a pm to be sure.

ayosco2008:
Hello.

Anyone here living in coventry? Looking to rent a 2 bed in coventry. Anyone with an agent link or know any vacant house will be appreciated.

Thank you.

Phayie:



I don't know how this stuffs work pls kindly send me Whats App message on +234 7 0 3 3 4 3 9 7 8 7

Ameryx:
Hi all, I think I need a bit of encouragement. I moved to the UK on a student visa in December. Before relocating, I was doing quite well back home. Earned around 2-3m monthly profit after expenses from my business. In fact, I wanted to reward myself with a Range Rover Evoque (about 13m) then but Nigeria was in a bad state and I used up my savings to fund my relocation. I landed with high hopes, about £4000 in cash. The reason for my earlier statements is not to brag, but to show you that I was doing well, and I just felt coming here would be saner. I loved it here whenever I travel for vacation, so I was without doubt that life here would be easier.

To my main aim of writing, I think I am depressed. I could not find a job in my first 3 months here. The only job available that most students were doing was care, and I wasnt vaccinated, so I could not start. I eventually started in March and the job gives me a mental breakdown each time. I am on my feet for 11 hours, and get sent around by staff who feel they are better than agency workers, I get hit by residents, I have been racially abused several times ,I did it for 2 months and I had to quit.

I have looked for warehouse jobs, not been lucky. Even customer care work, they reject because of my visa status. I am fast losing it, there is so much my brain can take as a woman. Does anyone know how else I can get a job, I stay in Bradford, so anything around Leeds is fine. I can even work in Manchester if the pay is okay. Please help.

yolkman20:
Hello everyone,
I'm planning to write project management certification and I've decided to go for the prince2 certification. I'm confused which to choose between the prince2 agile and the normal prince2. I want to do the foundation course now and test waters before doing the practitioners. I see agile has prospect and many future opportunities as it's used mostly in the IT sector, unfortunately, I don't have any background in IT, so I feel it might be a setback.

Project managers here or anyone in the project management industry should please advise me. I'm planning to take the course before month-end. I'm tired of this survival jobs.

Goke7:


I will suggest you go for the normal prince 2 first to have a solid foundation around project management especially as prince 2 is still relevant in the job market for project manager roles and PMO roles. After you get your prince 2 and perhaps get a job with it, you can now go ahead and learn about agile, get certified and push ahead. If I were in your shoes this is what I will do rather than jump straight into the unknown especially since you said you have no experience in IT yet.

Ameryx:


To my main aim of writing, I think I am depressed. I could not find a job in my first 3 months here. I did it for 2 months and I had to quit.

Ameryx:
Hi all, I think I need a bit of encouragement. I moved to the UK on a student visa in December.

yolkman20:
Hello everyone,
I'm planning to write project management certification and I've decided to go for the prince2 certification. I'm [iu]confused which to choose between the prince2 agile and the normal prince2[/u]. I want to do the foundation course now and test waters before doing the practitioners. I see agile has prospect and many future opportunities as it's used mostly in the IT sector, ... ...

Goke7:
I will suggest you go for the normal prince 2 first to have a solid foundation around project management ...

Phayie:


Check your dm

yolkman20:
Hello everyone,
I'm planning to write project management certification and I've decided to go for the prince2 certification. I'm confused which to choose between the prince2 agile and the normal prince2. I want to do the foundation course now and test waters before doing the practitioners. I see agile has prospect and many future opportunities as it's used mostly in the IT sector, unfortunately, I don't have any background in IT, so I feel it might be a setback.

Project managers here or anyone in the project management industry should please advise me. I'm planning to take the course before month-end. I'm tired of this survival jobs.

onecoder:
Travelled to this schegen country some weeks ago.
On arrival at the border, the woman kept on staring and scratching my passport like there is eba on the sticker.
I later showed her my brp before she later calm down.
It's so annoying

divinegrace4me:
Mine arrived less than 2 weeks...

Khafsun:

Hello, I saw a post of yours from last year asking some details about Aston university. I don't know if you later went through with. I have some questions if you don't mind. Thanks

Ameryx:
Hi all, I think I need a bit of encouragement. I moved to the UK on a student visa in December. Before relocating, I was doing quite well back home. Earned around 2-3m monthly profit after expenses from my business. In fact, I wanted to reward myself with a Range Rover Evoque (about 13m) then but Nigeria was in a bad state and I used up my savings to fund my relocation. I landed with high hopes, about £4000 in cash. The reason for my earlier statements is not to brag, but to show you that I was doing well, and I just felt coming here would be saner. I loved it here whenever I travel for vacation, so I was without doubt that life here would be easier.

To my main aim of writing, I think I am depressed. I could not find a job in my first 3 months here. The only job available that most students were doing was care, and I wasnt vaccinated, so I could not start. I eventually started in March and the job gives me a mental breakdown each time. I am on my feet for 11 hours, and get sent around by staff who feel they are better than agency workers, I get hit by residents, I have been racially abused several times ,I did it for 2 months and I had to quit.

I have looked for warehouse jobs, not been lucky. Even customer care work, they reject because of my visa status. I am fast losing it, there is so much my brain can take as a woman. Does anyone know how else I can get a job, I stay in Bradford, so anything around Leeds is fine. I can even work in Manchester if the pay is okay. Please help.

semmyk:
Kindly proceed with the 'normal' Prince2 foundation course now Get it done and dusted.
Thereafter, as I understand it, you can choose to continue with Prince2 practioner or Prince2 Agile practitioner directly.
The current iteration should be PRINCE2 6th Ed. I guess.
PS : It's over a decade now for me. I remembered going to Milton Keynes then. I guess Goke7 is more current or hands-on.

Amarathripple0:

Foundation should suffice but I’d advise you to get well versed with the Agile Methodology so you can sell this at job interviews, it’s pretty easy. Also this is unsolicited but I just thought to add as an added advice. if you don’t have any experience in Project Management, please volunteer as a Project Manager for any of these organisations looking for Volunteer Project Managers. That can help to boost your CV by a mile (don’t add that a voluntary role on the CV though, it should appear as a paid job). Finally, tailor your CV to look like you have a background in Project Management. Goodluck with your exam.

Ameryx:

To my main aim of writing, I think I am depressed. I could not find a job in my first 3 months here. The only job available that most students were doing was care, and I wasnt vaccinated, so I could not start. I eventually started in March and the job gives me a mental breakdown each time. I am on my feet for 11 hours, and get sent around by staff who feel they are better than agency workers, I get hit by residents, .

nineville:


Hello Coder & other members that have gone this route as a student.

please I need your informed opinion.

Filling out my Schengen visa application now and I got stuck in type of visa entry. Is it single, double or multiple entries for a 3-month short-stay visa application? Please note, I am on a tier-4 student visa. Don't want to be denied because I create an impression of a nonserious student and gallivanting by selecting multiple entries.
Meanwhile, what I am trying to do is to save cost and rigour of visa applications.

Ameryx:
Hi all, I think I need a bit of encouragement. I moved to the UK on a student visa in December. Before relocating, I was doing quite well back home. Earned around 2-3m monthly profit after expenses from my business. In fact, I wanted to reward myself with a Range Rover Evoque (about 13m) then but Nigeria was in a bad state and I used up my savings to fund my relocation. I landed with high hopes, about £4000 in cash. The reason for my earlier statements is not to brag, but to show you that I was doing well, and I just felt coming here would be saner. I loved it here whenever I travel for vacation, so I was without doubt that life here would be easier.

To my main aim of writing, I think I am depressed. I could not find a job in my first 3 months here. The only job available that most students were doing was care, and I wasnt vaccinated, so I could not start. I eventually started in March and the job gives me a mental breakdown each time. I am on my feet for 11 hours, and get sent around by staff who feel they are better than agency workers, I get hit by residents, I have been racially abused several times ,I did it for 2 months and I had to quit.

I have looked for warehouse jobs, not been lucky. Even customer care work, they reject because of my visa status. I am fast losing it, there is so much my brain can take as a woman. Does anyone know how else I can get a job, I stay in Bradford, so anything around Leeds is fine. I can even work in Manchester if the pay is okay. Please help.

yolkman20:


Thanks everyone for the input. I'll do the needful. I've worked as a warehouse & logistics manager/supervisor back home, so I feel that's enough to proof that I've got experience managing people (projects.)

@amarathriple0, I will research and apply for these voluntary roles, but I'd appreciate if you can share links or info about companies offering these voluntary roles.

yolkman20:


Thanks everyone for the input. I'll do the needful. I've worked as a warehouse & logistics manager/supervisor back home, so I feel that's enough to proof that I've got experience managing people (projects.)

@amarathriple0, I will research and apply for these voluntary roles, but I'd appreciate if you can share links or info about companies offering these voluntary roles.

Amarathripple0:

Foundation should suffice but I’d advise you to get well versed with the Agile Methodology so you can sell this at job interviews, it’s pretty easy. Also this is unsolicited but I just thought to add as an added advice. if you don’t have any experience in Project Management, please volunteer as a Project Manager for any of these organisations looking for Volunteer Project Managers. That can help to boost your CV by a mile (don’t add that a voluntary role on the CV though, it should appear as a paid job). Finally, tailor your CV to look like you have a background in Project Management. Goodluck with your exam.

Ray7878:


Yes you can, but make sure you have a L plate plastered to your car, and someone that has a full UK licence for over 3 years sits next to you when you drive. You can or have to change the Nigerian licence over to a provisional one after some time though.