Ur nbr no dey watsapp

Cheatmessiah:
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OboOlora:
Learn birisope and lawma work. Bricklayer de make £20/hr for site and garbage truck workers de make £15/hr.
Or learn skill as a male stripper make u come de strip for Sheffield High street

West Street ehn... does west street live still exist

Opeolami:
I will be relocating by the end of the year, everything is set.

I need advice on skill to get to improve myself and earn more money when I get to UK.

I need advice so I can start as early as this month.

Thanks.

Hairdressing

Where in Ibadan can one learn how to drive haulage trucks ?

rajiedreez:
If you really want to learn a usable and paying skill in the shot time before you leave, Go to Ibadan to use money to learn haulage truck driving or fork lift or other construction trucks (your time isn't enough for this). You can also learn plumbing and be proficient in 4 months if you know what you're doing. But make sure you have trade test for any skill you learn o. You can't be too prepared to go to UK because it's no child's play in the UK if you want to make sufficient legit money.

Whazar:

Which part are you?

I de woolwich london

Opeolami:
I will be relocating by the end of the year, everything is set.

I need advice on skill to get to improve myself and earn more money when I get to UK.

I need advice so I can start as early as this month.

Thanks.

This is what you should have even done long before now.

Cos new skills need as much as 1 year minimum.

With less than a few months to end the year, I don’t see how you will master a skill and become proficient in it before then.

OgbeniSir:
Hustle ke? Prepare to clean nyansh and change old people diapers, bath them, they go abuse you etc. Welcome




quote author=ednut1 post=124849142]too late to learn any tangible skills. Prepare to hustle

is that not classed under hustle 🙄

You should learn how to operate a Mobile Crane and have a safety certificate along.

tonicyril:


While did u return bro, yarn me make I no do mistake abeg

I went as a student on a student visa.
During and after studies, kept applying for professional jobs.
They will call for interview,
They will say I am qualified. But they won't give. Because I was on student visa.
Technically, they could take me and do a work permit.
But they will not.
Meanwhile, I was working part time as customer service attendant.
As time went on, customer service work was going more and more.
Professional job people now started saying, "but you have spent 2, 3, 4 years doing customer service. How does that show experience for "xyz professional job?"
Visa ran out, and i had to return.
-
I have a cousin there who instead went and did "fake marriage and fake divorce" to white woman. He just paid money in court to fake the papers. He never met any woman.
That one gave him residence paper.
He's there now as citizen but the block head refused to even use that citizen to get professional job.
He's still doing security work.
Things affect the brain at times.

Opeolami:


Why?

No evidence wtf 😬

Opeolami:


Thanks. Any suggestion on some trade I can learn, I am open to anything

Plumbing
Electrician
HVAC

hair dresser, hair dresser, hairdresser

Congratulations on your upcoming relocation! Preparing in advance to improve your skills and increase your earning potential is a great idea. Here are some skills you can start working on this month to set yourself up for success in the UK:

Language Skills: If English is not your first language, improving your English proficiency will be incredibly beneficial in the UK job market. You can enroll in language courses, practice with language exchange partners, or use language learning apps.

Digital Skills: Developing digital skills can open up a wide range of job opportunities. Consider learning skills such as data analysis, digital marketing, social media management, or basic coding. There are many online platforms and courses that offer these skills.

Certifications and Qualifications: Research the specific industries or sectors you are interested in and find out what certifications or qualifications are in demand. Acquiring relevant certifications can make you stand out from other job applicants.

Soft Skills: Employers in the UK value soft skills such as communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and adaptability. Work on improving your interpersonal skills and emotional intelligence.

Networking Skills: Building professional connections is crucial in the job market. Start networking early by attending industry events, joining online professional groups, and connecting with people in your target field.

Industry Knowledge: Research the industries that are thriving in the UK and gain knowledge about their trends, challenges, and opportunities. Staying informed will give you an edge during job interviews.

Financial Literacy: Understanding personal finance and budgeting will help you manage your money effectively when you move to the UK. There are plenty of online resources and courses available to enhance your financial literacy.

Adaptability and Cultural Awareness: Being aware of cultural differences and being adaptable to new environments will make your transition smoother.

Remote Work Skills: Due to the pandemic, remote work has become more common in garage flooring phoenix. Familiarize yourself with remote work tools, time management, and effective communication in a virtual work setting.

Resume and Interview Skills: Polish your resume to highlight your skills and experiences, and practice interview techniques to present yourself confidently to potential employers.

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Forget about what skill to learn .... you cannot make it abroad. No lazy person has ever made it abroad.

I don't see how tailoring is a good skill for a newbie abroad?

Will u start sewing immediately u land?

No marketing?

Whazar:
If you don reach UK I go connect you to some of my Gs depends on where you are there

Within a year you should make nothing less than 60k pounds not even capping if your head correct oo and you sharp

How far bro

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Opeolami:
I will be relocating by the end of the year, everything is set.

I need advice on skill to get to improve myself and earn more money when I get to UK.

I need advice so I can start as early as this month.

Thanks.

Life survival skills

Anything you learn education wise outside the uk becomes almost irrelevant the moment you set your feet

Also you didn’t say the route you are coming with

Only the route you are coming to the uk with can save you in these perilous times

Be prepared to have 2 simultaneous jobs and be prepared for life / work lifestyle changes

Sarrkii1:
All the best

Thank you 👍

Whazar:
If you don reach UK I go connect you to some of my Gs depends on where you are there

Within a year you should make nothing less than 60k pounds not even capping if your head correct oo and you sharp

Ok..... thanks, I will message you

Originalsly:
Forget about what skill to learn .... you cannot make it abroad. No lazy person has ever made it abroad.

Bad energy. Who told you am lazy? Thanks.

jackaustin631:
Congratulations on your upcoming relocation! Preparing in advance to improve your skills and increase your earning potential is a great idea. Here are some skills you can start working on this month to set yourself up for success in the UK:

Language Skills: If English is not your first language, improving your English proficiency will be incredibly beneficial in the UK job market. You can enroll in language courses, practice with language exchange partners, or use language learning apps.

Digital Skills: Developing digital skills can open up a wide range of job opportunities. Consider learning skills such as data analysis, digital marketing, social media management, or basic coding. There are many online platforms and courses that offer these skills.

Certifications and Qualifications: Research the specific industries or sectors you are interested in and find out what certifications or qualifications are in demand. Acquiring relevant certifications can make you stand out from other job applicants.

Soft Skills: Employers in the UK value soft skills such as communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and adaptability. Work on improving your interpersonal skills and emotional intelligence.

Networking Skills: Building professional connections is crucial in the job market. Start networking early by attending industry events, joining online professional groups, and connecting with people in your target field.

Industry Knowledge: Research the industries that are thriving in the UK and gain knowledge about their trends, challenges, and opportunities. Staying informed will give you an edge during job interviews.

Financial Literacy: Understanding personal finance and budgeting will help you manage your money effectively when you move to the UK. There are plenty of online resources and courses available to enhance your financial literacy.

Adaptability and Cultural Awareness: Being aware of cultural differences and being adaptable to new environments will make your transition smoother.

Remote Work Skills: Due to the pandemic, remote work has become more common in garage flooring phoenix. Familiarize yourself with remote work tools, time management, and effective communication in a virtual work setting.

Resume and Interview Skills: Polish your resume to highlight your skills and experiences, and practice interview techniques to present yourself confidently to potential employers.

Remember that improving yourself is a continuous journey, and starting early will give you a head start in the UK job market. Set achievable goals, create a study schedule, and stay committed to your skill development plan. Best of luck with your relocation and your pursuit of personal and professional growth!

Thank you! Thank you!

Sirchiboy:
.
How old are you?

Early 80's

uuzba:


I have a cousin there who instead went and did "fake marriage and fake divorce" to white woman. He just paid money in court to fake the papers. He never met any woman.
That one gave him residence paper.
He's there now as citizen but the block head refused to even use that citizen to get professional job.
He's still doing security work.
Things affect the brain at times.

How can you do fake papers for marriage and divorce when everything can be checked on the system.
This is not Africa where we do not have a database.

They no tell u office work no dey UK

Opeolami:



Bad energy. Who told you am lazy? Thanks.

You told us in your write up .... it's written between the lines.

Anybody asking you to do carpentry, plumbing etc , such will not work for you. It can work but you need to go to school to have a license or certificate. A job that might work for you is mechanic, auto detailing, braiding.

Whazar:
If you don reach UK I go connect you to some of my Gs depends on where you are there

Within a year you should make nothing less than 60k pounds not even capping if your head correct oo and you sharp

Have You Connected Before?

uuzba:

I went as a student on a student visa.
During and after studies, kept applying for professional jobs.
They will call for interview,
They will say I am qualified. But they won't give. Because I was on student visa.
Technically, they could take me and do a work permit.
But they will not.
Meanwhile, I was working part time as customer service attendant.
As time went on, customer service work was going more and more.
Professional job people now started saying, "but you have spent 2, 3, 4 years doing customer service. How does that show experience for "xyz professional job?"
Visa ran out, and i had to return.
-
I have a cousin there who instead went and did "fake marriage and fake divorce" to white woman. He just paid money in court to fake the papers. He never met any woman.
That one gave him residence paper.
He's there now as citizen but the block head refused to even use that citizen to get professional job.
He's still doing security work.
Things affect the brain at times.

You should have done your research before going. E clear you didn't study any courses within Science, Technology, Engineering and and medicine(STEM). You would have gotten job offers from USA, Canada, Australia.They are in demand.

Originalsly:


You told us in your write up .... it's written between the lines.

You know nothing.. .