To be on a safer side, send the transcripts along with the original documents. It's not a cumbersome process as it may sound
namebdis4: Thanks for your help DanIndia. I will do just as you have advice. God will bless you. However i doubt if they will need a transcript since they did not mention in the email they sent to me.
Well, CCIE isn't childs play. People study years and years for it and noone hires a CCIE without on-the-job experience. I still think you should settle down at CCNP for sometime.. after working a few years then head for CCIE.
itcolony: And the main hindrance in achieving CCIE and other top certification is time. For instance a person working full time job in Lagos might not have mor than 12 hours study time in a week. That means what he can achieve in networking certifications in a year might be equal to approximately 2 months with me who have do it full time and have about 12 hours of study during the day
OK. I think you're good to go. Since you come from a programming background, the kickoff would be a very smooth one.. but what I do not really find smooth is your friend in Dubai promising to fix you up. I am not sure how that works but I don't think anyone can make such a promise. Again, it depends
itcolony: Thanks for the concern. I started studying for Cisco CCNA since march 2015 and I know I understand the concept very well. I try to study 12 hours in a day with the best video tutorial (CBT NUGGETS) and I have watch almost all the certification videos
For me, i just need to re watch it, revise some basic concepts then write the exams. I probably know my programming background has really help me cos I learnt to watch long hours of videos and the power of google search with programming.
I try to do practical with packet tracer and GNS3. For me, CCIE LAB is the main challenge in networking. Thats when I know I must have good experience with Live networking equipment not simulation.
And Job I have a friend in Dubai who hopefully promise to fix me up. I just pray I get good job to finance my web startups.
Welcome! Cisco is a lovely journey to embark on. Do some research online most especially the basics and fundamentals. See if this is the right path for you to take. Remember, don't just think about the pay.
Eddodoh: I find dis useful. I am not IT savvy, actually studied Cooperative Econs & presently work as a call center agent. Recently, i av bin thinkin of ways to chart a career path as i dnt really see my present job as a career.
I av bin in talks wit some on training i can do to chart a career. I met wit som1 in an IT firm who suggested i do CISCO & have bin considering making payment until i come across dis thread.
Are you kidding ? All these certs within 12 months ? I wouldn't advice you to do so because believe it or not, that's a big BRANNDUMPING. And no, with anything you could get a job anywhere, it depends on what the company requires. All these certs within a short duration is not impossible but an HR would think a lot more than twice before hiring such a candidate. These are technical certs and certs doesn't even guarantee you a job, it just gets you through the door to an HR. Don't rush it, start gradually. Believe me, you'll understand when you're halfway through CCNA R&S. I once had a friend who said the same thing - I want to do it all in a year CCNA - CCNP - CCIE. Let's just say after a study hours on CCNA, he dropped it. Don't do it for the sake of the certs, do it for the knowledge.
itcolony: I am moving to networking field now after over 3 years experience in programming. I planned on having these certifications in few months
CCNA and CCNP Routing and Switching
CCNA and CCNP Security
Juniper (JUNOS, JNCIA and JNCIP Security)
Fortinet (FNCSA and FNCSP Security).
Total of 14 certifications.
With these a friend told me i could get a good job in Dubai. After that i will move to CCIE InshaAllah.
I will keep you updated.
Just passed the Fortinet FNCSA and FNCSP.
Next is cisco. I will start writing fully after ramadan. 12 exams within 2 months. I love challenge and i am enjoying it,
You have to send your documents to your home country. Just ring them on the phone, I believe they will have more info regarding that
namebdis4: Thanks you DanIndia, my concern now is how long they will process all this so that i can apply for my visa on time. I already try to get in touch with them by email. But i think the best thing to do is to call them on phone. I will they also need to legalize my transcript, bcus they did not mention that on the list of requirements they email to me.
Don't be bothered. The reason is because only the Embassy in the country you got your degree is authorized to stamp your DOV. They won't stamp on your original ceritificate. THey'll stamp on the translated copy.
Thanks very much for your reply. Actually i am not in Naija. I am in Thailand and I am a Cameroonian and i did the pre-enrollment today. The embassy told me i most contact the Italian Embassy in Cameroon for the DoV and the other docs and they said i will need the translated docs for visa application here in Thailand. I have been in touch with the italian embassy in Cameroon and they said they will need my diploma and they did not mention transcript. I hope transcript is not needed in this process. They also talk about legalization of my original degree certificate. How can they legalize my original certificate since i will have only one in my entire life. Please help I am confuse
Yes, you do. Your best bet is Cisco Packet Tracer.
AweEngineer: good morning Dan, please am currently studing for my CCNA . In my course of study, i have not used any simulator . Do i need a simulator as i prepare for my CCNA ?
Yes, the embassy will accept your application. I don't know about the embassy you plan to register at but the embassy here has dates at which students can come register. But as ojobiyi has just mentioned, I think you have to book. Ojobiyi, share more details if you can please. This will help others as well. Thanks
namebdis4: Please I am new here and i need help guys. I wish to ask if you have to book appointment to do the pre-enrollment at the embassy. I will need more advice on this since the school have ask me to go do it fast and that the DOV can come later. will they accept my application.
Are there such things as hot IT programming langs ? Because last time I checked, JAVA and C++ weren't cold hehe Certification does help a lot but for programming languages, how many do you plan to sit for ? My bet is, learn a programming language and get a job with it, create/mess with programs and apply for jobs. I don't see so many programmers with Certs.
gateluv: Dear jejet, what are the hot IT programming langs,do we need to be certified,what german lang level is the best,any hope for data entry operators,registration officers,data capture officers.thanks
kinglseymike - Yes, this is how it's done in some Schengen Uni's. Though this trend isn't very common but you'll find one or two schools out there which follow it. Pay your fees and be optimistic. Don't be negative. You just got your admission letter and you're introducing the words "What if".
kingsleymike: Hello House, guten Tag!, Thank God for he has done it. Been offered admission to the University of Bremen. Honestly I am so so happy coz I really want to study this course. But This school kinda wants me to go through the wire before everything to settle well well. I actually did the application online and now that I've been offered admission they want to- - pay a semester fee of 282 Euro before Aug 15 2015 - send them certified copies of my credentials and language proficiency results before Oct 26. My question is - is this how its done? Why do I have to pay the fees while I am still in Nijja? Wat if the visa doesn't workout well. hmm!
That I'm not so sure about. I hear the System is a bit corrupt and thousands of people are applying for visas at the Embassy. Just check in with your college and have them contact the Embassy.
dblessinnovate: Hello guzs, please I need a help, I registrator for indian visa online and I got an appointment date in August 20th 2015, the problem is that I suppose to resume school next month, please guzs, how can I beat this appointment date for a closer one? Any help will really be appreciated..
Thank you for your interest. The classes may not hold soon as I'm currently working on an advanced level cert and I can barely make time for online classes. Hang around anyways, I may drop in anytime.
I'll advise you to start with CCNA but you'll need to know a little something about networking and PC's before venturing into it. IF you happen to not have those basics then you'll need to get yourself acquainted with Network and PC Fundamentals. When you're admitted for a course, the Institute is bound to give you everything you need.
olalekan225: hw do I register for d programme, hw can I get the materials, lecture, hw long will it take to complete it and which course will u suggest I take thanks. Olalekan.ekundayo@yahoo.com
What questions do you have ? I currently am working on a more advanced CISCO certification but I sure would be able to squeeze time to answer your questions
olalekan225: Pls am interested but need to ask a lot of questions has am a novice on d exam. Pls dis is my email "olalekan225@gmail.com
I am realy not familiar with the courses you've mentioned. I'm only well aware of courses in IT. You can do a little more research on your own, send me the name of schools you come up with and I can do a little verification on it.
kachi91: dan, I would love to do a professional course in process control and instrumentation. been looking online for a place in india but I am confused with so many schools I'm seeing. if yu could help me pin just one or two schools wia I cud do it, I would be very grateful. thank yu. if yu can reach me via email, that wud also be nice. aonyekachi@ymail.com. thank yu.
Victor, please stop SPAMMING people's threads. Remove your post or I'll report you to the mods.
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You'll have to read through this thread. Anything and everything you'll need to secure admissions, schedule appointments, visa application and whatnot is here on the thread already. You'll just have to surf through the pages and if you've got any questions - post a comment and someone will be here to help you with it. If you've got a birth certificate or papers that says you were born in Germany. Please attach it to your Visa Application.
cbaba: yes i do. Can u guide me on how to do masters in germany?
It should have started already. The Embassy here started around first to second week of last month. Check the Embassy website or call them to check this with them
fOFT: House, please when is ABj embassy starting pre-enrolment and legalization?
You've got papers that state you were born in Germany ? That could work on your favor big time.
cbaba: What advice can u give to a student born in germany(1980's) but no german passport. I would really love to study in Germany. I also speak german. BSC holder in Sciences. Thanks.
I'll respond to your email. But it is not very expensive to keep up in India. The amount spent for accommodation and meals vary from one to the other. Depends on if you like to eat out or cook at home... and etc.. Let's just 20-25K Naira will serve you well monthly. Again, it depends on how you spend. I can't tell you how much it will cost for a whole year but that is it for a month.
fighal: DanIndia please can I get an estimated amount for tuition, accomodation, meal and other necessary stuff for a whole year.. Like how much can someone budget for a whole year. Just your own Estimation please. Since students are not allowed to work while studying there, what about someone that has a blog that he's earning from?
Google German Translator ? I am sure that will be of some help but I'd advice you to do some more findings. There are audio files everywhere, youtube tutorials too. You'll need to invest time in this.
IELTS is not as hard as you think if you prepare for it. You could even aim 8 if you do your home work well. The Internet has got almost everything you'd need to study for it. Buy books, go through question banks.. and you can score at least a 7.5. 6.5 may be the UNI requirement but a 6.5 is very low.
Fele1: Hi baba. Im taking my IELTS in July so as to prepare for the summer admission (Bachelor Degree). Please how do I prepare to score the expected 6.5. Also can downloading the whole Google German Translator with Sounds on my Phone help as regarding learning German till admission time?
Oh that's right. I recall someone saying they wanted to leave France for Germany. Understand that people are different. We're not all looking for the same thing. Some may prefer Germany for some reasons while others, France for other reasons. It's for you to decide - list out the pros and cons of both the countries and then decide where's good for you.
Obiwannn: LOL. I PRAY MK SHE NO KNOW O., just go ther and tel her d truth. @POMPIDO, kiel is quite lovely and cau mk sense..(high ranking).. i go fit even de play come ur end frm hamburg. @danindia, u are actually d first person hu has told me somethin gud about france, many others have said contrary things... i even recall someone on dis thread wanting to leave france 4 germany. anyway, GOD DEY.
France is a lovely country.. and integrating yourself in the society won't be as hard as it would, in Germany. The language too is easy to learn.. and FUN too
Obiwannn: so where do u wish to go? I am also in a dilemma of choosing between Germany (TuHH and others) and France(scholarship) right now. So u see my friend, sometimes all these too many admission can just give somebody unnecessary headache.
Mathematics - it will definitely cover Calculus - Differentiation and Integration and some Abstract. Electronics - OP/RC AMP, HW, FW, Bridge Rectifiers and all stuff related to AC - DC conversion. SP - Me nor know o Linear Systems Theory - not really Systems and Signals - this will take a hint from Electronics I suppose. ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBMGMF-DAVU) Communication - Electronics small small. Amplification might be here.. and if Computer Related, just some Networking and Voice basics. Modulation (Freq, Amp and Pulse)
All the best, bro.
pompido: Can someone please enlighten me on how the admission interview of FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg works?
Just got the scope of the interview as follows:
Fundamentals of:
- Mathematics - Electronics - Stochastic Processes - Linear Systems Theory - Systems and Signals - Communications
Are we talking general overview here or problem solving instances is to be expected. Some of these subjects (Stochastic Processes ) are quite wide and to be frank, it has been a while (Old papa youngie )
Just to encourage our folks, keep at it! seek advice from the more knowledgeable members and don't despair in the face of rejection. I got rejected by Stuttgart and TUM (E pain me o make i no lie ) but as of today, CAU Kiel, TuHH (full admission) and FAU (dependent on interview) have come calling. Offenburg is still outstanding.
This is just another step but it is one step closer to the goal than I was last month.
With respect to studying for professional certs, you don't really need to study dumps. In fact, if the concerned authority finds out you dumped to pass the exam, your license go run with Usain Bolt and you'll be totally banned from writing cert exams with the concerned organization.
Meanwhile, I strongly suggest you study for certificates from vendors outside of your UNI studies. The IT world is very competitive right now and understand that even though you have certs and degrees, it only walks you through to the door of a HR.
Study to pass, understand the concepts and do not DUMP.
I must confess you have spoken well and really deepened my instinct and understanding to some chances that can easily boost me but on the other hand actually I don't really have time to study the dumps/materials and as well the exam but as it's now I need to squeeze out time for that.
Moreover I want to meet up for the winter admission and just English proficiency will be the remaining part just for my documents to be complete but since I got an option of a proof of proficiency then I have to emulate the chance.
Definately it's in the first list of my scale of preference irrespective of the option I have now.
As for the embassy I will Definitely go with the proof of the proficiency and I believe my chat and conversation might also be convincing though just thinking aloud.
Once again I appreciate your response.look for to hearing again and again from u.
Of course, it should be. But computer sciences and intelligent systems and information engineering ? These are all under IT as a field and these 3 are streams. Computer Science on itself is somewhat programming oriented. Intelligent Systems could take a bit of sensor related studies and information engineering is way way broad though it is Software-Defined.
You should look into weighing different courses from different UNIs. Read the syllabi and choose what's best for you.
shaggy12: Hello Danindia,I am looking out for computer science,intelligent systems and information engineering as a course for masters.
Hope my chances will be optimum with the stated courses?