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Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 5:21am On Feb 18, 2022
Felixamos:

You're one of those very few nairalanders that have managed to start a travel thread and still keep it running even after a year. Not to talk of the time you take out to explain certain things here. God bless you for your work. All success man! Cheers... I appreciate your effort and everything..
Thank you very much, sincerely brought smile to my face.

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Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 5:20am On Feb 18, 2022
ICaSNg:



For affordable UG courses in Ireland, read up on the following schools:

WIT
TUS - Formerly LIT & AIT
Griffith College
IT Sligo
DKIT + Free accommodation
MTU Kerry + free accommodation

Tuition ranges btw 8,500 euros to 11,000 euros per year (1 euro - N503 - N510)

Thanks for this
Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 9:00am On Jan 21, 2022
ifulove:
Hi Chiggslover,
Please I want to know if studying a master degree course under education is viable in Ireland.
Also, if my bachelor's degree course is not related to my masters degree course, will I be accepted into any Ireland university
Lastly, how do one contact the government provided Ireland agents you talked about in your post
Thank you
I wrote about the free agents today. Look for them online, get their address and pay them a visit.

Its tricky with the question. Your masters can't always be the same with your bachelor, the university main aim is if you can cope with the school work and study path.
Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 8:58am On Jan 21, 2022
FineDragon:

Chiggs,
I'm just an O'level student, who doesn't have bsc or anything like that, please how can I process to study economics, what do I do and the steps I need to take, please I need your help

Its not easy ooo
I personally don't have all the details about it, it will be great if you consider cheap schools like Dublin Business, university college cork... they're cheap and look at their entry requirements. Or you can visit one if these free agents to guide you. Users, study across globe...

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Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 11:25am On Dec 25, 2021
RTE news : UK to ease immigration rules for care workers

http://www.rte.ie/news/brexit/2021/1225/1268633-uk-care-workers/



Merry Christmas and happy new year, wish you Immunity, Strength and Health.

Chiggsglover

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Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 11:23am On Dec 25, 2021
onyichick:
Please I'll like to know if its advisable to come for masters in Ireland for an architect,with the inention of settling there.is it worth it?
Thank you

Architecture, I don't know much about it, check the list of jobs in critical skill.

I'll leave the honourable members to say more.
Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 11:22am On Dec 25, 2021
skylane:
hello bro I like your free thinking ,please what about veterinary medicine like vet doctors in ireland
Not as lucrative as doctors for human thanks to Covid. There's still demand though. You can check the list of needed skills

Thanks for the compliment
Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 11:20am On Dec 25, 2021
Dwebb55:


My 2 cents would be to study a course where you have some experience in. This will help you greatly after the completion of your studies in landing a permanent job. There are lots of jobs here but many require you to have some experience beforehand. You might be lucky to get a graduate job but an experienced one pays better and is easier to get


You couldn't have said it better
Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 11:20am On Dec 25, 2021
Dwebb55:


I think there is the GOIES scholarship. A friend from India got it and it covers full tuition and €10k spending money. But one needs to apply early in the year for it
That's fantastic, thanks for this.
Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 11:19am On Dec 25, 2021
stfranko2:
How is their visa for family dependent, do they offer visa to family members of student, and how much POF can a family of six expect
Visa is given for only PhD students, the visa covers yiur family. POF for 6 should be approximately more than €25,000.
Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 11:17am On Dec 25, 2021
Glitcher:
how can I join the telegram group sir.

Search for Irish expatriate
Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 10:20am On Nov 12, 2021
Yesterday at the Aviva stadium

I'm not really a football fanatic but I really had a good time. There's something about watching football match in a stadium. It's addictive.
It's shockingly expensive so I went there as a Cashier. I was able to join them after the first half and I will say it's nothing I've ever experienced.

From the jubilation and cheer when C Ronaldo walzed in to the intermittent chants. It was Amazing.
In attendance was the president of Ireland.... I had a staff pass, I saw his convoy and even Ronaldos Benz minivan.

What are we doing to our national stadium in Lagos? Why aren't even African teams playing there??
It's extremely depressing and boring watching football alone in your living room.
I can see why I never had interest in the first place. Alot of people I interact with get disgusted when I tell them I have no interest in football. They seem to think I'm not man enough �. I can't say the same in this country.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMoa6wtsh3E

The moment Ronaldo made a girls day

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Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 5:40pm On Nov 02, 2021
*STEP BY STEP PROCESS OF BECOMING A UNITED KINGDOM REGISTERED NURSE (UKRN)*

▪️Get an international passport

▪️ Preferably, write and pass IELTS/OET before starting the process as it is presumed to be the most challenging of all.
▫️IELTS (about 75k)- Minimum Of Listening-7.0, Writing- 6.5, Reading- 7.0, Speaking- 7.0 and Overall - 7.0 .
▫️ Occupation English Test (OET, it is about 140k currently) - Minimum of Reading - B, Writing - C+, Listening - B, Speaking- B.

▪️Open an account with NMC UK via online.nmc-uk.org

▪️Pay £140 (you can pay directly yourself with a mastercard) after filling in the required information. At this stage, you need to upload the data page of your international passport, certificate (notification can be used here if your certificate isn't available yet) and IELTS/OET result (optional at this point).
You'll have a personalized NMC portal through which you can monitor your progress all through the whole registration process.

▪️ Pay #17,500 on remitta (pay online if you are outside Abuja and someone is to submit for you but if in Abuja, you can pay online or in a bank). Alongside evidence of payment, send the photocopies of the following documents to NMCN office (preferably Abuja office)
▫️ Notification/Certificate
▫️ License (front and back)
▫️ Letter requesting for verification and good standing (you must include your CRM number here, this CRM number can be found at the top left corner of the mail NMC UK sends after you must have paid £140. The letter should be addressed to NMCN and should include your name and the exact thing you want i.e verification and good standing with NMC UK.
▫️ Birth certificate
You might have to wait for weeks to be verified by NMCN, some pay for fast tracking though.

▪️Wait to be verified and get an authorization to test email from Pearson (the organization that handles the CBT exam) to book CBT.
Book the CBT (£83) and write the exam. You can buy a voucher for this on https://www.mindhub.co.uk/. You will get a voucher code within 24-48 hours which you can input when you get to the payment stage of your CBT booking on Pearson site.

▪️Fill the final form by NMC UK which includes an upload of name of medical regulator, police clearance, notification/certificate and IELTS(academics)/OET result (without this, you can't progress beyond this stage and you must have the expected bands) among others.

▪️Pay the final registration fee of £153 to NMC UK. This is needed so that you can get your pin from NMC UK (this pin is more like a license to practice).

▪️Wait to have good standing done by NMCN (You don't need to pay for this, the #17,500 covers it).

▪️ You can start looking for a job at any stage but preferably, start searching for jobs after you must have passed CBT and IELTS/OET. You can either get an agent or apply directly on nhs.jobs, tracjobs and indeed.co.uk for jobs in National Health Service (NHS) hospitals but for care homes, apply on http://www.carehome.co.uk. The benefits for care home vs NHS vary, choosing one depends on what you want and try researching on both before making a choice. Generally, care homes are believed to pay more but NHS hospitals are better for career advancement. Alternatively, you can send emails to some trusts to show interest in working for them.

▪️After getting an offer you are comfortable with (the "comfortable with" is very important), sign the offer letter and send your documents to the trust. Do not sign more than one offer though you can have more than one (max should be 3 please, don't go beyond that as we are trying not to cause problems for others). Note that when you apply directly, you might have to fund your visa and ticket yourself while you get a refund on getting to the UK (this isn't always the case though), agents on the other hand pay for these upfront. Just ensure you read your offer letter well to know what the trust is offering. The choice is all yours to make at the end of the day. You might have to try both actually because getting offers isn't as easy as before due to the backlogs Covid19 has caused.


This was nicely written by Onyekwe Chi ya Ekwe on the Telegram group. Cheers!!!

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Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 9:42am On Oct 31, 2021
Fojwa:
please are you Dublin now? I have been given admission to study Financial Technology at Dublin Business School and tuition fees had been fully paid which 13500eur, I am also given a scholarship of 1000eur, by monday i want to apply for my visa.

Congratulations, I don't see much prospects with this course. It's like one leg in finance and another in technology, there's no majoring here. If you have check for jobs on Indeed, jobs.ie, LinkedIn, if you see graduate jobs in this course, then you can go ahead.

Sorry for the late reply, I'm more frequent in the telegram group.

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Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 9:39am On Oct 31, 2021
On accomodation

There's are various cycles to rent availablity.
We have when there will be high demand and when there will be excess supply of houses to share. High demand is when academic sessions will be about to start and students will be coming into the county, high supply is the opposite. School normally closes during December, expect lots of houses, it resumes January, expect remainder or nothing. August September is when landlords are the happiest. The demand is usually up the roof. Two months before then, there's usually spaces available.

This guide will help you plan your next upgrade. Upgrade doesn't mean you'll pay more, it can mean you can get something closer to work, cheaper, more convenient like in the case of having a double bed, if you indulge in extra-curricular-activities, like my friend will call it or a longer bed if you're Taller than Trump.

It's good to get a contract it possible, 6 months or more. It stops the landlord from increasing rent during the rent period. Having one doesn't mean you cant leave, ordinary contract ensures you give a month notice before you leave to get your full deposit.

It's very important you read the terms of the contract before signing. Cheers

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Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 7:21pm On Oct 22, 2021
Checkmate1:
@Chiggsglover what do you think about Wales? Never heard anyone talk about migrating there.
Wales is a smaller region in the UK, I don't know much either. The UK comprises of England, Wales and Scotland. Wales should be closer to Ireland based on the map. If I look at the map deeply, I can't help but notice that, years ago, Ireland was geographically attached to the UK until the Great Continental drift. Where the wholesome landmass broke up into chunks that we call countries and continents.
Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 7:17pm On Oct 22, 2021
I finally have good news. Been waiting for this to be honest.
Been hoping to meet or know someone who applied for a job all the way from Nigeria and got it, got an employment visa without the need to study here and pay huge tuition fees. It's huge cos EU students have their fee which is usually half or less than half depending on the course and institution.
A fellow reached out to me a year ago about assisting with information for NMBI registration. I always respond to any message I get. I told him that was the first time Im hearing about it. I gave him the little advice I could think of. He reached out to me few days ago, that he's gotten two jobs though not in the Republic of Ireland but In Northern Ireland, I wrote stuffs about it already. He also go another offer from an hospital in the UK. He's in a dilemma now.
Cambridge University Hospital- UK
Belfast City University- NI
You can drop your advice here and your opinion.

This shows its possible to get a job even while you're in Nigeria, ofcourse he has three years experience, has a nursing degree and wrote the Nursing council exam. Nothing is impossible. Praise the Lord!!!!!!

PS.
If you have degree in IT, medical field, no money to pay for tuition. Just start applying, reconstruct your CV to the country standard,
The CV here is only two page. Nothing more than 2. Get your experience loaded, fill it up with activities and design it properly. Once you've gotten STEM job including those courses we think that there's no prospect, you're getting your employment permit. Engineering, biology, chemistry...even accounting, accounting students are the only one that can apply for a three years or more extension after study inorder for the country to allow them finish their Professional exams, students can only get two years after study, but they can get four years depending... Companies will even be willing to sponsor you if you're employed in the field of accounting, but if they pay for your exam, you have to sign a contract. Start applying!

Everybody journey is different, follow your path.

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Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 5:38pm On Oct 11, 2021
In an ideal society, Women, men, those who are able in other ways I won't call them Disabled or invalid, they get jobs in Ireland, everyone - which means white and non white should be included in governance of church.

It's better I change your orientation because I know most of you will end up settling outside Nigeria, just incase you see two men or two women kissing, you won't break bottle on their head and end up in prison.

Homophobia is real, fear of women power is also real. Look at Germany, look at the amazing thing Angela Merkel has done, without her, there wont be an European Union. Do you know the first person that invented minimum wage policy was a woman. How can you be paying someone €1 per hour when cost of food for the day is more than €5. These are critical discussion that's needed. Women often introduce heart to policies, men are just goal oriented, too much of either side is not balanced. Yin Yan. Margaret Thatcher is an example of when women are forced to be rigid for a role. Extremely Cold

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Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 5:19pm On Oct 06, 2021
Should I be saying Thank God for Covid!!!! There's going to be a malaria vaccine now, Richer countries are not normally affected by malaria and Nasty Sir Mosquito.

Malaria is as deadly as Covid, I have alot to say, I'm sure no one is interested in long write up. Still jubilate!!!

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Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 10:20am On Oct 05, 2021
Educate people around you, start various discussions, corruption is ideal in a capitalist economic system. Socialist system will ensure that you can afford a car even while you polish shoes for a living. While you'll barely be able to feed yourself if you teach in a school in Nigeria.

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Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 7:52pm On Oct 04, 2021
Munamoqel:
thank you very much. I have a science background (chemistry ).
You know what you'll do, check the employment permit list for Ireland, it has to be on the eligible list, find a master's course and study, you'll do yourself alot of good. Science background course are hit cake here. Studying data analytics is for people whos course isn't a STEM course. I'll update you guys, some Non stem courses are now available for employment permit, I mentioned them some days ago.

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Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 7:42pm On Oct 04, 2021
Encourage your family and friends to install telegram in case of emergencies, I mostly reach my parents on Whatsapp, its super cheap, with 4G network, the call is seamless. Except when it's raining.
This Zuckerberg of a person. I'm sure he's got his eyes on owning Twitter, Tiktok and Telegram. And this seriously disgust me alot. Monopoly at it's Prime. This spells alot of of doom if this fellow owns Google.

Ive been getting educated about The Real problem of poverty in the world, I'm highly disgusted at the sight of greed and inequality. I also disgusted I spent four years at the university, studied Economics, was a high flying student with a GPA of 4.72 first year. Till my eyes opened when I was in my second year. It didn't open fully. But the little I saw, it made me to stop reading as if my life depended on it. If my exam was at 5pm, I'll start reading 8AM after a delicious breakfast. I ended up getting a pass mark, CGPA fell till I graduated. It was 3.47 on grad day. I wasn't bothered at all.

If I knew what I knew today, I'll be so disgusted that I might drop out. I got to discover that I was conditioned to think the Capitalist Economic system is the ideal system, that the only way an economy can flourish is through greed and self interest. Infact I was made to study Adam Smith as if my life depended on it. Adam made the contribution that was ideal during his time, but now, he should be regarded as a Demon. What he said then was to only pay worker's the bare minimum that can cover their daily expense and keep the rest to be used for expansion, and Research and development. We all know that's not true. Real capitalist will never pay the living wage. The living wage is the income way above the cost of living that even after you've settled your expenses, you can still save and invest, have enough to go on holiday, and be able to spend in times of Emergency.

The working class comprise of at least 90% of the economy, without them, the whole system will come to a standstill. It will make sense for them to have majority of the wealth. That's not so today. 80% of the wealth is owned by the top 20%. Everyone can't be a celeb, we can't all be CEOs, we can't all be billionaires. We can't all be on BBN. Even though I don't watch it, I like how it churns out celebs, haha.

Most of my Economics textbooks books were written by a Capitalist nation, the Great American, fueled with greed, its no wonder why my books were filled with their propagandas. When I think about what they did to Libya, Iraq, Vietnam and so on. Just for Oil and resources, it's just Gory. And they hold themselves high in movies, telling us that other countries are the only one that's bad, Russia and China, they're evil too, I like how they work to ensure a Balance of Power.
Then USA will chant God Bless America. Scam.

If you have maids, driver and gate man at home and pay them less than fifty thousand naira, you're part of the problem, talk of other vocation. 30k is the minimum wage but it's not the living wage, the cost of living is now more than twice what it was when I left Nigeria in Jan 2021.

Some bosses will even slash out of the 20k just because the working class came some minutes late. So they'll pocket the deduction and use it for luxurious items while the working class only needs the money for food and substinence. The money will be going to the road side market women who are being exploited by Tinubu boys.

If you dont believe the working class matters. The UK left the EU, HGV drivers which are mostly foreigners that driver trailers and tankers went back to their countries, the wage is usually very small that's why UK citizens are not attracted to the job. Do you believe some stores ran out of groceries, fuel became scarce and the Army had to be sent out to supply these items. The recruiters has almost doubled the salary way more than the living wage.

Capitalism is everywhere, from the small business man to the church. It's normal for you to see ushers not getting a dime from the proceeds of the offerings and tithe. Rather the church will only pay to attract musicians and instrumentalists. Ushers will stand till their leg start shaking and shoes open. I was in the front seat in church one morning, when the usher in front guarding one of the top five GOs in Nigeria. He fell down suddenly out of exhaustion, what makes you think he doesn't deserve to be paid. The next time you see your pastor in a luxurious SUV, with other convoys if exotic vehicles, while the lowest wrung in the church ladder is thinking with his crocodile shoe, about how he will get his next meal. Just know it's capitalism at work.

Bishop Oyedepo as rich as he was couldn't afford to pay 50k to maintain a church in the rural part, just because he wasn't productive enough. he makes millions from other branch, why couldn't he do it fot that branch if he's truly trying to only spread to gospel. Okay, this branch isn't doing well, let it be Charity for the community rather than cutting the pastor head off. This is evil.


The only key to the world problem is Equality and Socialism. Equal distribution of income. Socialist policy for Ireland supports higher minimum wage of €15 an hour, free bus and train, women and minority right and representation, free health care, affordable housing, state pension....
Out of the above which one does Nigeria have
Even the minimum wage is still a hassle. Two years ago, one woman approached me to teach in her school, and was offering me 15,000. I was shocked, I wanted to ask her if she reads the newspaper and knows the minimum wage....

If Nigeria was Socialist, I don't think I'll be in Ireland.

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Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 7:01pm On Oct 04, 2021
Munamoqel:
Please advice me data analyst vs business analyst Dublin bussiness school .which has better employment prospect after graduation .
I would say Data Analytics, if you don't have background in Programming and computer science, I'll prefer you go towards other field like Cloud computing, Software development, big money in Network engineering....
Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 2:49pm On Sep 30, 2021
Update
Just know that it's not only IT now. Pandemic jobs are in vogue now. There's dietitian, nutritionist, engineers, quality assurance, social care for those with Sociology, Psychology, Occupational therapy, nurses, doctor, health care assistants....all those jobs that are in the sciences are very hot cake here. These are the jobs that have prospects in only teaching after studies in Nigeria. Currently theres employment permit for these now.

To read more
https://www.gov.ie/en/press-release/ab8d7-minister-damien-english-announces-changes-to-the-employment-permits-system/

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Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 3:40pm On Sep 20, 2021
HorlarJP:
@Chiggslover

I am at work just thinking about life on its own and how Nigeria is going downhill
I remembered how much I want to leave the country since I read this particular thread when you started it!
Omoh how time flies, and sincerely I searched your name up to see how you are doing and even saw where someone already said they missed you, lionlee, drdremanicus and co thread… how you were finding your signal, a place too cold, a place too hot lol, it’s well Man.

I sent you a mail just now too, Canada declined me last year and I applied recently again but Omoh I don’t want to put all my egg in a basket, just wish you could put me through regards the Ireland study visa too, I am not in Nigeria though, I am a resident of a very hot country in the Arab world�

Thanks in advance
You're welcome bro. I think we've been chatting on the Telegram group, hence my delay in responding to this message. Too many people on this Canada journey. They'll have to accept only the richest applicants as there's only a quota that can go every year.

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Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 9:06pm On Sep 01, 2021
Scholarship in Ireland



At the moment, theres no full blown scholarship for masters. What we have for masters is just a discount directly from the institution you're applying to. They would deduct it from your fees. In my own case, €1000. The fees in comparison to USA isn't very high also.

Im well aware of very good scholarships for PhD, depending on the interest in big firms in your chosen Field of research. These companies see potential in your research especially if they would benefit from the findings...
If you're interested in scholarships, the link below is a must have.


https:///scholarship365

PS the link doesn't appear as it should be, hence the need to check the Telegram group.
Fashion / Re: Anjy Luminee's Dress To Bobrisky’s 30th Birthday Party Causes Stir by Chiggsglover(m): 3:33pm On Sep 01, 2021
Interesting fashion
Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 1:37pm On Sep 01, 2021
1manuel:


Sure

Be expecting me by dec/Jan

Keep it up

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Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 1:36pm On Sep 01, 2021
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Here's the screenshot below

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Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 5:01pm On Aug 31, 2021
Alday:
Best done in a whatsapp group
Hence the Telegram group.
Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 5:01pm On Aug 31, 2021
1manuel:
me o


Chiggs just made me love the country
Make my money complete first

Hurry before the exchange rate gets worse �

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Travel / Re: Adventure In Ireland by Chiggsglover(m): 4:59pm On Aug 31, 2021
hammed71:
we have not seen the link
Try to search for Irish Expatriates

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