Goodday Nairalanders, without wasting your time let me go ahead to the point.
Am almost due to get a cert/degree on Forensic Engineering [ investigation to find the root cause(s) of failure in;aircrafts,buildings,mechanical n biomedical systems ] now my problems are;

Can i get employed and where,in Nigeria?Both govnt n private set ups.

Can i practice it without been employed in a set up?

Or is it waste of time n monie?
I anticipate your various response.

Please cc: Seun Mynd44 Justwise Dominique Lalasticlala help move to front page to enable me get the much sought after advice,thanks for time.

First or 2nd degree?


Are you foreign trained?

doggedfighter:
First or 2nd degree?

Are you foreign trained?

2nd degree nope am not foreign trained.

Please you all should help out.

Almost due to get a certificate in Forensic Engineering, does this mean you're about rounding up your degree program orrr you haven't made up your mind about going through with the program?

Well, I think Forensic Engineering is a great course, challenging as it is. Why it may seem like a waste of resources is because there are little to no provision of better job opportunities here for graduates who towed that path. As regards employment, you should be a part of the regulatory architecture in various sectors/agencies like aviation, construction, science and technology. I don't know for sure but I'm hoping that there's an enabling environment for you to atleast practise and hone your skills here in Nigeria.

1F30M4:
Almost due to get a certificate in Forensic Engineering, does this mean you're about rounding up your degree program orrr you haven't made up your mind about going through with the program?

Well, I think Forensic Engineering is a great course, challenging as it is. Why it may seem like a waste of resources is because there are little to no provision of better job opportunities here for graduates who towed that path. As regards employment, you should be a part of the regulatory architecture in various sectors/agencies like aviation, construction, science and technology. I don't know for sure but I'm hoping that there's an enabling environment for you to atleast practise and hone your skills here in Nigeria.

Am rounding up/almost done.
Thanks for the heads up on viable areas.

doggedfighter:
First or 2nd degree?


Are you foreign trained?

Well am in Nigeria but am learning through teleconferencing n co, from a foreign university.I didnt know how to uncomplicate it earlier when you asked me.

Owen247:
Well am in Nigeria but am learning through teleconferencing n co, from a foreign university.I didnt know how to uncomplicate it earlier when you asked me.

Oh, I see.

doggedfighter:

Oh, I see.

Yea.

Owen247:
Well am in Nigeria but am learning through teleconferencing n co, from a foreign university.I didnt know how to uncomplicate it earlier when you asked me.

Second degree but you can’t correctly use “am” or differentiate between “am” and “I’m”?

Owen247:
Well am in Nigeria but am learning through teleconferencing n co, from a foreign university.I didnt know how to uncomplicate it earlier when you asked me.

Why can’t you just say you’re a Distance learning student? Or that your program is entirely online? E too hard?

Nozino:



Why can’t you just say you’re a Distance learning student? Or that your program is entirely online? E too hard?

Nope e no too hard.lol.thanks 4 d correction.

Nozino:



Second degree but you can’t correctly use “am” or differentiate between “am” and “I’m”?

Hmmm,ok.

You are actually a kid. I now understand better. Distance learner!!!