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ewa20buredi100:
Hi,
I need your advice or counsel on this issue that has been giving me sleepless night.
I am sharing this on nairaland because i feel there are men and women of mature minds and who have lots of experiences on here from diverse walks of life who can be of help.

I have been unemployed for almost 10months now, though before now i worked as a Chemistry teacher for some years until tragedy struck early last year(lost a very vital person in my life). I had to quit the teaching job (because the incident happened at the time where the senior students were preparing for their WASSCE) and as the first born i had funeral rites to perform.
After the burial things weren't too pleasant with me, so i had to re-locate from Lagos to Benin (to stay with an Uncle). My plan was that after everything i would go for any professional course or do one of these HSE courses to boost my chances of getting a job, but due to re-location and financial constraint i had to think of something else.


It happens that where i am currently staying in Benin; along Benin-Agbor road, close to NNPC depot before Benin-Agbor by-pass; has this influx of trailers and heavy duty trucks transporting goods and PMS/diesel/coaltar to and from other states.
Hence the availability of lots of truck's spare-parts markets in the area as well truck mechanics with shops everywhere dealing in repairs of different types of truck (Scania, MACK, M.A.N diesel, etc).



Being that i have been idle for a while now, a thought just came to me that instead of staying idle why not apply to be a Diesel Injector engine mechanic apprentice.

I want to know if that thought is worth giving a try and what are the things that may likely happen being that i did not read an engineering course from the University and what may become of my life. I am 28years of age.


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tejiri4:
Anyone successful?

MissRaine69:
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TOM208:
Friday 23, behind Nigerian breweries
10 Abebe road


Venue : Lead way assurance training centre

osiawa:
PPT

oyelekeabo:
Ibadan Venue: Faculty of Technology CBT Center, University of Ibadan. Time: 9:00am

She said and I quote "come along with your CV, Passport, Original and Photocopy of your Credentials.

yomalex:
do you know the number that called?

Andyjimmy:
A number call me too but I don't pick up, who else receive the call should pls let us know the number to be sure if truly was glo

faithee01:
Anyone writing at 12 in port Harcourt center ?

closerange:
I have materials sha, Assorted, drop ur mails if you are interested......