₦airaland Forum

mrsage:
Over time I have come to realise that you can start small and expand with time.

I have come up with a strategy. You can start with exactly N1,000,000 and make good profit.

Here is the Case Study.

Car Purchase (Honda Civic 2003 model Naija Used). 800,000

Pre Purchase Inspection.. 20,000

Vehicle Registration/ Change of Ownership.. 45,000

Comprehensive Insurance ... 30,000

Car tracker and installation.. 40,000

Miscellaneous expenses... 65,000

Total.. 1,000,000

I am a tailor and i sew boxers also.

am looking for someone to partner with so we can make our boxers annd earn good profit.
If you are interested, quote me and type interested.

Jiggsbaby:
Has anyone verified from first bank

lusen:
Before i came to Australia to commence my studies, I always ask if I will be able to pay the second year tuition through savings and intensive work as i could only afford the first year fees (no thanks to our falling naira). I always wonder why nobody gave me a straightforward answer until I came here and got to know I was only asking a jamb question. Truly, its a difficult question to answer as what worked for Mr. A might not work for Mr. B.

Yes, you can get a Job to feed yourself and pay for accommodation. It's really gonna be hard if you wanna pay school fees yourself. Its actually very possible if you are the 'hustling' type. There are people doing it. But definately, you mustn't be lazy, unnecessarily choosy nor Lilly livered. You must be strong. Very strong.. Generally, i will say, if you can afford only one year tuition, take the risk. You never know what God will do.

Note that about 70% of jobs here will require you to have a car. Bring your driving licence and plan to buy a car as soon as you land. Bring lots of money to settle down(as much as possible).
By my observation so far, Aged care/disability jobs is the best for international students. But most times, one must be certified before he/She can be employed in an aged care facility, meaning you should also try as much as possible to start the course after settling down.

Yes. truly, one should enable to find schools around the cities where there are greater job opportunities. I av peeps in the cities that are changing jobs like diapers. work full everywhere.
Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and the likes.

I'm not in any of the cities I listed above. I'm in Geelong. (one hour from Melbourne). But its okay by me because apart from the low cost of living, I will grab my extra 5points when I finish my studies and start processing my PR. geelong is considered a regional area and no 5 extra points for those in big cities.

If your plan is to stay back after your studies. You must make sure you are coming to do a two-year program minimum. Also the course you are coming to study must not only be on the SOL/CSOL list, It also should be a course you think will 'stand the test of time' on the list, so you won't wake up one day and discovered your course is nowhere to be found on the list.

Australia is a very beautiful place. A multicultural society. The people are very friendly. They keep smiling at you like you just won 30billion.

hope I've not written too much epistle.. Okay let me drop my pen. cheers!

Khalla:
Hello Folks!!

I really need some help! if really you know any student of UNSW please link me up with him or anybody residing in Sidney, someone I can talk to!!

thanks

Khalla:
Hello Folks!!

I really need some help! if really you know any student of UNSW please link me up with him or anybody residing in Sidney, someone I can talk to!!

thanks

please how's the UNSW I want to apply for nursing in the sch