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The year 2020 is almost over. This year has been the most draining in recent times. The world is currently going through a lot. Yet, some people are still getting jobs and other opportunities in and outside their countries of origin. It is a great idea to start making plans for how your 2021 is going to be. Although survival is the greatest achievement for this year, it is never too early to make plans and start doing the things that will help 2021 to be a better year for you. Are you looking to further your studies through scholarships? Check scholarshubafrica.com for regular updates and start applying. Are you searching for worthwhile fellowships? Check opportunitiesforafricans.com and start applying. Are you job hunting? Use your LinkedIn profile to tailor jobs similar to your experience, so you can get regular updates. Are you looking for an online platform for articles on personal development? Check lingoafrica.com Best of luck to you ⭐ Source - Omono Okonkwo (for Lingo Africa).
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Many times, some professionals find themselves looking at and studying the way their peers are executing their career plans, so, they can copy them. This is a bad idea. Imagine if we all had the same character/behavior, there would be no variety. We would all be so predictable. You must never tailor your career to look like that of your friend/colleague. They have their journey, you have yours. No two are the same. Some people land lucrative jobs easily, others may be required to become self-employed. Everyone must chart their own course. Source - Omono Okonkwo (Lingo Africa). |
Top 10 Countries that offer free or low Education for International Students: 1. Germany 2. Norway 3. Sweden 4. Austria 5. Finland 6. Czech Republic 7. France 8. Belgium 9. Greece 10. Spain |
You can attend career seminars, workshops and conferences. You can read career-centric websites and books. You can also gather as many mentors as possible across various industries. However, if you do not decide to make relevant efforts towards ensuring the progress of your career, it will all be in vain. You alone can motivate yourself to succeed. Every other thing can only guide you - Omono Okonkwo. |
Your career success must not be domicile in your country of origin/residence. |
Think Global, Not Local. There has never been a better time to target the global market, no matter the industry you work in. Of course, not everyone will relocate from their country of origin/residence. However, tech infrastructure has made it possible to develop relevant skills and apply for remote jobs, across industries. You can also build your personal brand using your social media platforms. This way, you can get the attention of individuals outside your country, who can give you work opportunities. � Source - Omono Okonkwo. |
brill1:Check your Promotion and Social. If not found, it means you have mistakenly deleted it. Then search your mail with Nigerian Oil and Gas Recruitment as key words. I once deleted mine, but later did search and restore. |
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baysan:You do not pay for a profile, except when you want a Premium account, which is not necessary. Please apart from this, LinkedIn profiles are free. |
Good morning friends. Please what is the entry level salary of Tetfund? Urgently needed |
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