@Eke40seven
Thanks for your contributions as a matter of fact i have checked some international courses from DAAD.DE and found out that in NUREMBERG they offer some courses in English and looking forward in applying on international business and entrepreneurship which is also related to my former course .All materials are taught in English. So i will look for most options that will be adapted to me. Besides i will not be living in town . i will be staying in suburb to work then do past time studies especially during either AUTUNM OR SUMMER.

Thanks once again.

@ STYLES
Ho capito tutto ma communque mille grazie . i appreciate all even the website you wrote here am going to go through them and if there is anything i need to know i will definitely write you.

Thanks.

Hello styles

Bello sono molto piu grande di te.ho quasi quaranta anni ma la mia passport ho trenta sei anni qundi capisci dove sto arrivando ma communque non ho paura.

i think i have to visit uni-Assist to help in converting my Hnd maybe look for a programme that relate to public and social serives course.
Keep informing me seems as time goes on we will go on whatsapp lolzzzzzzz

Grazie sei grande
Abbraccio forte forte.

Ciao styles

Come va e credo che tu stai bene?
Thanks for your contribution also .I appreciate knowing that some people are here lending their helping hands to others in their own ways . I am proud of you guys .Thanks all.yes I had a certificate on Edu_Animatore wouldn't know how it will be of benefit both in work and school over their.As my for my formal certificate was HND and not OND. Grazie e arriverdeci

Goodmorning williamamso☺
Thanks for your informations and quick response.Obviously am going to learn german and that will be an ultimost advantage too . Hope you will be able to assist me if there will be need especially information about their university and courses. It's being long I left school but am taking the risk .
Once again thanks

Hi Williams
I am chiccha and i live in Italy by July ending i should be relocating to Germany Bavaria Munich to start a new life. i have to re-register in nairaland after reading your write -ups with a new id as i couldn't remember password to my old account . Please i don t know if you could be of any assistance to me on my question or anybody else. Since i am relocating new to look for job in Germany can i used my HND to work or conversion of German qualifications so that i work as well as enrolling back to university, please i need an honest answer as i will be there in July. Thanks. Note am an Italian citizen so you look at the angle if you are answering.

Hi Williams
I am chiccha and i live in Italy by july ending i should be relocating to Germany Bavaria Munich to start a new life. i have to re-register in nairaland after reading your write -ups with a new id as i couldn't remember password to my old account . Please i don t know if you could be of any assistance to me on my question or anybody else. Since i am relocating new to look for job in Germany can i used my HND to work or conversion of German qualifications so that i work as well as enrolling back to university, please i need an honest answer as i will be there in July. Thanks. Note am an Italian citizen so you look at the angle if you are answering.

Hello people!
I should have done this much sooner, but there's always something eating up my time. I'm studying Information Engineering in Kiel. Please note that this post is about my personal experience in Kiel. If you have a contrary opinion from another city, kindly hold your peace!!!

First things first, Studium is important, and not quite easy! There are always presentations to do, articles to write, empirical studies to conduct, etc, and as a Master Student, it's expected that you already know quite a lot (screw BSc from Naija for putting me in this position ) so it's important that you study a lot. Thankfully, the results so far have been good. Generally speaking, my advice would be to study at the pace you feel most comfortable with. Some people can take more than 30 credits in a semester, some can't take more than 20. You must not finish your program in 4 (or 3) semesters; and this also applies to Bachelor students.

Secondly, language. To me, this is almost as important as the studium itself for various reasons: You're in a German speaking country, so don't expect people to pity you and speak English with you. It's their prerogative to use the language(s) they feel comfortable with so you must accept this and step up. Also, you go to your school's library for a research and you need a reference; out of 10 books on a topic, 8 are in German. Also for a successful studium, internship is necessary and when you're competing with Germans, what better way to get an edge than to have "Deutschkenntnisse"? Even for the programmers where the Language is not as important as the arts, imagine working with the German version of eclipse, of even the entire Microsoft office suite in German. Need I say more?
Learn the language from Nigeria if you can, and if you can't, make a conscious effort to learn it when you get here; I didn't know "Guten Tag" as at September last year

Thirdly, Arbeit. I know many people will read only this paragraph Anyway, as money is important, this must also be important. But balancing working and studying isn't easy but under strict discipline, it is doable. And yes, there are jobs; I know people here that make more than 1.500 after tax per month with little or no German knowledge (I will not talk on this as the people are taking a gap semester, or not focused on school at all). Nevertheless, German knowledge is important to get jobs: My pidgin Deutsch helped me get my job

Fourthly, Fest. Haven't seen any real "Fest" yet. Ich freue mich auf die Kielerwoche im Juni ...

Fifthly, Freund machen, Spaß and Frauen. My opinion is that a lot of Germans are very reserved when they're not drunk. Many things could happen when they are, or if you can string some sentences in German or both
Also, the weather now is really great. Great time to go to the beach or wind surfing or spazieren... many things to do, can't list them all.

Sixthly, Essen. I miss pounded yam and egusi soup I have had enough potatoes to last a lifetime, And I'm sure I'll be having a lot more over time. Abeg who dey enter Kiel anytime soon, I get list of things wey you go help me bring

Finally, my advice to anyone coming here: LEARN DEUTSCH!!! It's even more important than learning a programming language (and this is coming from someone with a programming/IT background). Integrate properly; don't get angry/upset/confused when things don't happen the way you're used to (*cough* dress codes *cough*), and your stay could be more enjoyable than you anticipated...

Last bullet, if there's anything you were expecting to see that I didn't cover, let me know... [/quote]