jimps:
Hello,

Please what are the likely jobs to apply to in the UK with PRINCE2 foundation certificate?

Thank you.

koonbey:


Depends on your background and how much experience you have plus which sector.

You can try project support officer type roles because any project manager role will almost certainly want Prince2.

If you’re new in the UK without experience in the country, you might want to try admin roles that will give you some exposure to projects, and during a year after getting the practitioner, you can go for full project management officer or similar roles. (I’m assuming you’re new to product management because even in Naija you’d likely have done the practitioner, if you’re experienced)

Emmy2023:

For me there isn’t any excuse to this, the mistake is mine, I made reservations based on what was in my reach. All I asked for was advices and assistance as I’ve already made the mistake. Thanks

Solumtoya:
@ ProfJYK

I have indeed gotten goodies from AMEX Card. I keep saving offers I may need. I use it for shopping, groceries, etc.

I still think the biggest source of points are referrals from Nairaland though. The post I made about how to use Credit Cards without paying interest and the benefits was quite popular. So I added my link later.

I seem to have been upgraded or it's general: My referrals now get 8,000 points while I get 6,000 so feel free to sign up, you might just get a free flight soon:

https://americanexpress.com/en-gb/referral/jEDIDASmvK?XL=MNMNS

Chikadibia21:
Hi Solumtoya,

Amex card applications for my husband and I were rejected. We have done everything possible to build credit scores; monthly direct debits, phone contracts, registration to vote, and are in our 2nd year in the UK.

My husband's works full-time on a permanent basis. Someone said we have to have spent 3yrs in the UK but I see ppl less than 6months getting approved. What could be the issue please?

Lolli2pop:


Please let me know your experience after you fly any useful tips you could share that would help not make the transit awful

ukay2:
The NIGERIA STOCK MARKET is on STERIODS....................

lightnlife:
Anyone following the Nottingham story?

Horrifically terrifying!

It was even more disturbing hearing the suspect is a man from West Africa.

lightnlife:
The run has been impressive since May 29. Sadly, I no longer hold any position in that market.

Meffy's exit abi na suspension propelled market ratings to a 15 year all-time high. It could get better if the speculation of a unified exchange rate (devaluation) holds true.

Hopefully, Tinubu can consolidate on these quick wins, improve security and economy as well.

Lexusgs430:



If you listened to the press release, the man said a '' Ni'', then, west african man........ So it's a Nigerian man.......

Teedol:
Lemonade/ Lemfi is showing exchange rate as £1=949.

Is their a more reliable app with a higher rate? Lemonade is very reliable don't get me wrong.

lightnlife:
Anyone following the Nottingham story?

Horrifically terrifying!

It was even more disturbing hearing the suspect is a man from West Africa.

RalphJean:


The suspect, 31,is a Legal immigrant living on the UK with West African heritage. The suspect is known to police and have had mental health issues in the past. I am very sure the suspect (stand to be proven wrong with time) is not a student or dependant of a student and most likely did not enter the UK as a dependant of a tier 4 visa holder.

We shall know soon.

ukay2:

RalphJean:


The suspect, 31,is a Legal immigrant living on the UK with West African heritage. The suspect is known to police and have had mental health issues in the past. I am very sure the suspect (stand to be proven wrong with time) is not a student or dependant of a student and most likely did not enter the UK as a dependant of a tier 4 visa holder.

We shall know soon.

Lexusgs430:


I been think say na only me hear that NI...it's horrible I'm hoping it won't be confirmed a Nigerian
If you listened to the press release, the man said a '' Ni'', then, west african man........ So it's a Nigerian man.......

hustla:



"Man held by police after triple knife killings is understood to be named Valdo Amissão Mendes Calocane

Multiple sources said Calocane was born in Guinea-Bissau and settled in Nottingham as a child"


Them Don sharply use Guinea-Bissau guide smh

Solumtoya:


Don't apply for Credit for another 3 months.

Check your Credit score on Experian, Equifax and Transunion. Hope I got the names right. Check them to ensure the data held for you is correct and if your score is "Poor" or Fair".

Let time do the magic. Just "free am" for a few months while doing everything right.

NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE O.

lavida001:
Please i need recommendation on areas that are not too expensive in London or nearby.

I'm looking for a single room in a shared house. Thanks

cbn4main:


I would recommend East London. This includes Dagenham, Romford, Ilford, Eastham, Westham, Stratford etc. You can easily access central London from these places. You will find plenty African stores there as well.

Cheers

CLASSMAN:

Thank God Naija name no show here

cbn4main:


I would recommend East London. This includes Dagenham, Romford, Ilford, Eastham, Westham, Stratford etc. You can easily access central London from these places. You will find plenty African stores there as well.

Cheers

Lolli2pop:


Ahahha my dear these areas have even become expensive… the housing commotion is real, rents have increased severely

RalphJean:


The suspect, 31,is a Legal immigrant living on the UK with West African heritage. The suspect is known to police and have had mental health issues in the past. I am very sure the suspect (stand to be proven wrong with time) is not a student or dependant of a student and most likely did not enter the UK as a dependant of a tier 4 visa holder.

We shall know soon.

Lexusgs430:



If you listened to the press release, the man said a '' Ni'', then, west african man........ So it's a Nigerian man.......

cbn4main:


I would recommend East London. This includes Dagenham, Romford, Ilford, Eastham, Westham, Stratford etc. You can easily access central London from these places. You will find plenty African stores there as well.

Cheers

Lolli2pop:


Ahahha my dear these areas have even become expensive… the housing commotion is real, rents have increased severely