dejx:


Go to any notary public around you, they are at law firms. They will sight the original and then notarize the photocopy with an embossed seal. It's #500 per document.

blackbriar:

yes but he has to authenticate it a federal high court with a stamp and seal.....

jay123000:




Tell him to give the school(uni port) a postal address that he can assess,either his office postal address or any address he would be able to pick up the transcript....they won't give him the transcripts by hand but they would send it to any postal address he gave them

styles2009:


You are 100% right as per the language part and IT, my tip to incoming students don't hurry to come,learn German even if your course is in English, don't forget you are planning to establish yourself here so German is needed.
As for work issues, if you have German, you'll definitely get a job.

SleekAB:


The school says to apply through uni-assist if you do not have an Arbitur or German Entrance Qualification. I believe uni-assist should be in tandem with the school's deadline extension.

You can apply through uni-assist, and then inform them through their contact form (fortunately, all you need do is upload all required documents online). Better yet, you can mail the school and ask for guidance/clarification.

bizza009:
Goodday house,,please if you were admitted to CAU kiel,please send me a message on WhatsApp let's connect....Also if your interview is on 10th August,message me too let's connect...I lost all my phone contacts..Na beg i de beg..Thanks guys...08038278941

bochu03:
Nein..next year? .when my Aufnahme Prüfung is on 30th of Januar.. I think its late Oktober or early November.. I E-Mail a Freund and he told me that..Thanks guys for the Antwort.

mekuscato:
Hello everyone.
please I need someone to guide me. I have Bsc Mathematics Education and I wish to apply for Masters in University of cape town
(1). I have excellent skills in teaching Mathematics. can I get teaching job easily in SA as a masters student or am I only stand the chance to get teaching work after my masters
(2). Do I go for masters of Mathematics Education or Masters of mathematics science (I dream to continue my education and teaching until I get to professor level).. which one should I apply for
(3). University of cape town stated that one will apply with English proficient certificate (IELTS or TOEFL). as a Nigerian whom have spent at least 18years in Educational system with English as the medium of instruction. do I still need TOEFL or do I have alternative.
THANKS AS I LOOK FORWARD FOR YOUR REPLY

yomyjoe:
I ditched Lithuania...coz their embassy isn't in Nigeria. Headed to Hungary

yomyjoe:
I am opting for either Belgium, Hungary or Czech Republic, their fees are cheap and their embassies are in Nigeria. Check your inbox I have replied your email. Or send me your whatsapp number or email address

LoJ:

lool. You can say that again. I live in Germany which is the greatest european economy by far. Let me tell you the undiluted truth:

A young man (not married, no child) earning 200k in Nigeria, is way better off than a young guy earning the equivalent of 400k in Germany. Plain Truth. Any perspn that can't figure out why, should not venture abroad without knowing the rationale behind this.

again, this guy earns 200k ONLY blogging. Do you know what that means? With diversification this guy can earn up to 500k while being his own Boss.

LoJ:

Yes bruv, education is beneficial and i do not question that. The issue here is travelling out of the country as the only mean to get education. I dispute that claim. You can be well educated without even attending any university. Unless you want to be a professor, or anything in that vein.

Most people see going abroad as a panacea. Let me tell you, I have lived abroad, almost all my life. You can never be totally fulfilled out of your home country. it is very difficult, and it happens seldom. You don't know the kind of stress and pressure western countries put on you. You may have no idea.

What the hell would a young promising man earning 200k from blogging alone, with a capital of 2.5 M, be doing in Europe/american? Dayummmm. he already has all to make it there in Nigeria, if the brain is working correctly. He can already start diversifying, do a lot of things. He can grow that money to at least 50M in 10 years, which is a lot in Nigeria.

Well, it is my humble opinion, at the end of the day let him follow his own heart.

LoJ:

Hello,

I did not forget Zuckerberg nor the others, as the list is endless. I am not against education, I am against Diplomania. There are thousand ways you can learn and be educated these days rather than wasting precious money and time. Do you know about Coursera? Allison? Edx? Khan academy? Do you know you can do a master in financial engenieering free of charge while staying at home and making money from blogging?

I am not against education, I stand against slavery and insanity. Going to school is one way to get educated (and sometimes it is not even the case), among others. More often than not, people go to school end up cramming lessons and big grammars they can't apply in real life. The only thing their diplomas qualify them to be, is to work as a slave for someone else, who is unlikely to have their education level. Please read the following book:

Why "A" Students Work for "C" Students and Why "B" Students Work for the Gvt by Kyosaki.

How many degree holders does nigeria have? When you compare the input (the many years and money invested to earn the paper) and the output (what are nigerians producing since even toothpicks are imported in the country?) does it correlate? Most people earn less in their professional life than the amount of money invested in their education from childhood, inflation adjusted. How much parent invest on average on a child (School fees, clothing, feeding, transportation, etc.)? How much will that child earn during his professional life? What does that tell you?

I can understand that someone travels out of the coutnry because he has no opportunity in the homeland. But this young man, in his early 20's, with 200k monthly cashflow from Blogging alone, and a capital of 2.5 millions, if he wastes that money in the name of travelling, his name is likely to be sorrow.

Many of you don't know what it means to live in a foreign land. You can never be totally at ease away from your motherland.

Cheers.

LoJ:

Hello there,

people are not looking for certificates, they are lookings for skills. People are not willing to get diplomas, they are willing to get money. Is it not the same Harvard out of which gates drop out to become the world's richest man? Is it not the same harvard which refused Jack Ma, 7 times? Did he die after? Is he not a very successful

Diplomas and degrees will be useful to wipe yanshh in the next 50 years. If that young man really makes 200K each month from Blogging alone, and has a capital of 2.5M of Naira, then wasting all that money to travel is absolute foolishness. Unless he wants to become a Professor or something in academics.

Cheers.

LoJ:

Hello there,

Germany does have free tuition. Only in one particular State, is the tuition no more free. And even at that, the fees are not expensive in comparison to UK or the US.

Back to your question, if you truly make that amount of money from blogging alone, forget about travelling. Stay in Nigeria and be your own Boss. Certificates are of no use in the modern world. Some people don't know what it means to live in a foreign Land. With 2.5 million and 200k monthly cash flow, and a decent brain, you have enough to be very rich in 5 - 10 years. Forget about travelling.

I wish you the best.

fbtowner:


Lol. Bros No vex for me abeg. U kukun know from the bottom of your heart that im saying the truth

Besides the OP needs advice more than i do. Cause i have made up my mind already.


One thing i have learn in life is that Decisions have consequences either good or bad. And as a man u have to make ur decisions and face the damn consequences


Op will not be able to blame us if he finally travels and become a messanger in another mans land. Lol
I can be if help to you but I'll rather advice u to switch ur mind away from Dubai
For Christ sake how many companies are there in Dubai?
There are a lot of other countries with tones of opportunities and u are talking about Dubai
People are making it legally abroad.truth be told.in every 1 opportunity in nigeria ,the exist 10 of such in any developed country.
Life is about opportunity




Just playing around anyways. Im planning to visit the Dubai too. Late this year. To just see what the hype is all about.


Bros i greet u. Head full thinking dey.

Owehnor. Hope say i i spell am well.

I like bini ppl for the moral wey dem get shaa. My best friend na bini man

9jakohai:




I have a relative who did an IT related course abroad....and he told me lastyear that graduates of Nigerian universities actually are some of the best in his field.

Also, there are a lot of Nigerian-trained doctors doing well abroad...largely because they still rely on actually making diagnosis by examining the patient, and because practicing under limited facilities makes you inventive, and more resourceful....things that your average foreign trained doctor does not have.(eg...I can diagnose liver cancer by examining a patient. Some foreign doctors will waste time by sending for MRI without examining the patient)

Hardship does breed innovation.

Of course our Nigerian unviersities CAN do MUCH better....and they are not that Marrying your friend is one of the most beautiful thing on earth, just see the smiles on their faces

Every moment is fun, no protocols, just enjoymento

Tap her ass in the kitchen. pinch her when she's carried away in deep thoughts, hug her from behind while she is undressing, help her wear her bra & necklace, the list is endless.

If both of u are not friends, the home will be filled with laws and protocols but with love there is no law or offense.

just see the way Messi and bae are walking down the red carpet, NO PROTOCOLS

My bae where art thou?
perfect....but they still work.

TheVictorious:


See this one, are we talking about the courses they offer or whether they meet the minimum requirements for being called a 21st century university?? Check out the courses "Princeton University" offer!

Basic123:






Hope I didn't see Germany there
Coz they actually have the toughest educational system
in the world
Tougher than america,uk,Aussie and Canada
Check ur fact .if the superiority complex has been
burying your eyes,please respect any german graduate
you seer from today
I know y u guys are shouting,if u have the chance to
do one certificate course abroad,ur mentality will
change



Yes its germany:Please don't go into cardiogenic shock with your inferiority complex and Ignorance.

9jakohai:




I have a relative who did an IT related course abroad....and he told me lastyear that graduates of Nigerian universities actually are some of the best in his field.

Also, there are a lot of Nigerian-trained doctors doing well abroad...largely because they still rely on actually making diagnosis by examining the patient, and because practicing under limited facilities makes you inventive, and more resourceful....things that your average foreign trained doctor does not have.(eg...I can diagnose liver cancer by examining a patient. Some foreign doctors will waste time by sending for MRI without examining the patient)

Hardship does breed innovation.

Of course our Nigerian unviersities CAN do MUCH better....and they are not that perfect....but they still work.

Statsocial:

Let me not talk about CU so ppl don't accuse me of bias. But I hope you know that according to Times Higher education ranking(most reputable ranking in the world) UI is better than 5000 out of 5200 higher institutions in the USA and it Is also amongst the top 5% universities in the world.
Academia in UI is potentially top notch and the only reason my own Almamater, CU would eventually out rank UI in reputable rankings would be because of the financial advantage of CU and excellent corporate governance which is absent in public universities. So bro don't look down on Nigerian universities.