Good morning everyone,
Please I'll like to know the skills that I can learn before relocating to the US in September?
I will really appreciate all input on this topic, thank you in advance.

You still have time to learn tailoring or hair making if you're a fast learner!

I think it depends on your interests. There are many skills that are in high demand in the US and you do not have to limit yourself to the regular options.

That said, if you are interested in getting a non-coding tech role with good job options and pay, you can explore IT Business Analysis. It's a role that is somewhere between IT and business and can be learned pretty quickly, although gaining true expertise takes years on the job.

We offer Business Analysis training at Twim Institute. We also have other options such as UX Design, Artificial Intelligence, Agile, Agile Scrum, etc. You can chat us up on WhatsApp: 09033279205. We are an accredited centre of the British Computer Society (BCS, the Chartered Institute for IT) so you can train with us, write your certification exams and get certified immediately.

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Try tailoring,make up and hairdressing.

Hairdressing

The most marketable hands-on skill in the Nigerian diaspora market is Hair dressing.
A typical African hair stylist in US charges between $150 - $300 per head for braids.
And if you are really good at your job, your work will do the referrals by itself + ladies make their hair frequently.
If you can also make wigs on the side, you will make bank!

Learn Tech skills. Never gets out of fashion.

If you aren't tech-savvy, you can learn hands-on skills like hairstyling, learn to make wigs, learn how to perm hair, fixing and applying nail varnish and fix false lashes. If I were you, I will also learn how to cut hair for men and also make dreads.

Also, learn how to cook African dishes (for people who are too busy to cook) and that's if you love cooking. Did you just recently see in the news the Nigerian man that cooks and sells smokey jollof rice? Even white people patronize him.

Styling never gets old too. So, tailoring (our locally made wears) and gele-tying for fellow Nigerians over there that attend Owambe. I would have said baking, but confectioneries abound over there so you can't outdo the whites since junk is the norm over there. But then, you never can tell. No knowledge is a waste. Garner as many skills as you can. Cheers.