Am a guy of 29yrs, droped out of school at ND2 due to lack of fund.
Traveled to Lagos in search of work, finally got a night work which am been paid 40k.
Now am confused should igo back to school or learn a skill.during my day time and am planning on learning generator mechanic.
Please advice needed thanks.

Will you be able to juggle your night shifts with school? I'd say go learn a skill after which you'd have found yourself another source of income. You can go back to school later, if it so pleases you.

I wanted applying for yabatech because its closer to where Ido my nyt work so once iclose frm wrk in the morning, I rushed to school.
Am jst really confuse on which one to go for.
Either skills or school.

Emem047:
I wanted applying for yabatech because its closer to where Ido my nyt work so once iclose frm wrk in the morning, I rushed to school.
Am jst really confuse on which one to go for.
Either skills or school.

it won't be easy but if you can juggle both. that's better.

At 29 years old, I think you should look for a skill you can learn in 2 years and put all your energy into it.
If you can write and read English, I'd say get yourself a laptop and learn programming from Udemy and youtube.

You can always earn a degree after you have money but you cannot always look for money .
And at your age, what exactly will you be looking for ? If you get HND you are older than the entry level age for most jobs.

Whatever you do, I dont think running after a paper qualification that thousands of people have and are yet to get a job is the right thing to do, learn a skill that will put food on your table, degree, especially Polytechinic certificate is overrated.

oldienavie:
At 29 years old, I think you should look for a skill you can learn in 2 years and put all your energy into it.
If you can write and read English, I'd say get yourself a laptop and learn programming from Udemy and youtube.

You can always earn a degree after you have money but you cannot always look for money .
And at your age, what exactly will you be looking for ? If you get HND you are older than the entry level age for most jobs.

Whatever you do, I dont think running after a paper qualification that thousands of people have and are yet to get a job is the right thing to do, learn a skill that will put food on your table, degree, especially Polytechinic certificate is overrated.

almost all d advice these days no dey pass get a laptop n learn digital graphic n programming.


yet u all wonder why unemployment rate is getting high

You can learn a skill. Heavy Equipment operators are of high demand, especially with different refineries, construction, and warehouses building up in Nigeria. You can enroll in forklift, crane, payloader, and reachstacker training. Training is three times a week, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. but since you are working, you can have an arranged time and day with your instructor after making your registration. You are still young, therefore you have opportunities to gain many years of experience working as a heavy machine operator.

Equilog Training Institute is known for training people from expert to novice. you can get more information on the website at www.equilogroup.com

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bmdmix11:
almost all d advice these days no dey pass get a laptop n learn digital graphic n programming.


yet u all wonder why unemployment rate is getting high

Because programming is the best way to get a job these days without knowing any one in power. If you are a good developer you will get jobs without needing to have a God father.
Indian earns billions in income from the IT sector.
The world has changed, IT is the biggest industry, when will Nigerian youths key into the numerous opportunities available in that space.

Since Nigerian youths do not read, they only believe in Big Brother and zeeworld.
What is the worth of a degree in Nigeria when 90% of Nigerian graduate youths are jobless ?