Egan Senior Grammar School

If you are still having problems applying to your choice school, please feel free to contact me and I would be glad to help. Goodluck.

The deal is done already. As a graduate of Economics, I very much understand your (the concerned) conundrum. I sense you are not really good with mathematics. Like I tell my friends, never be depressed by a situation you can't change, instead spend your time correcting the problem.

Be positive that you are going to rewrite all the ten papers and pass them with good grades.. I quite understand that the carry overs might be in courses like mathematical economics, statistics or even econometrics... You can pass those courses if you will follow the guides I will be sharing in few days.. Don't let your self-esteem be affected because you have carry overs, that is not the end of the world... I could even help you do your assignments or guide you for free if you want... Follow this post or this educational blog (www.educareful.com) to know when I share the article. Goodluck

@OP, how did you acted when you heard the news? You must have fainted

I wish you all success as you return back to school. Goodluck

2innocent:
hello house, please i need advice on my chances of getting a scholarship to study for msc in public health, not yet registered for gre but have a relatively low cgpa of 3.56

There is nothing you can do about your CGPA again. Funny enough, it is not that low. For now, work more on acing your GRE as that is one of those things you could perchance control and augment your application. Goodluck

I admire your determination. Keep soaring brother...

Battywonder:
The Nigerian Agip Oil Company Limited (NAOC) Joint Venture in pursuance of its Corporate Social Responsibility invites suitably qualified applicants for its 2016/2017 Session Tertiary Scholarship Scheme, effective from 11th September to 29th September, 2017.
Category of Awards for the Scholarship
Host Communities Merit Award – For applicants strictly from NAOC Host Communities ( Rivers, Bayelsa, Delta and Imo States)
National Merit Award – For applicants from Non-Host communities
Requirements for the Scholarship
To qualify for consideration, applicants must be:
Registered Full TIME undergraduates in Nigerian Tertiary Institutions
Certified 100 level students at the time of application (Only students admitted in 2016/2017 academic session)
NOTE: The following categories of students should not apply :
200 level students and above
Current beneficiaries of similar Awards from other Companies and Agencies
Dependants of NAOC/NAE/AENR
Eligible Courses for the National Merit Award/Scholarship
1. Engineering
2. Geology
3. Geosciences
4. Agricultural Science
Required Documents for the scholarship
1.Before you start this application, ensure you have clearly scanned copies of the following documents
Passport photograph with white background not more than 3 months old (450px by 450px not more than 200kb)
School ID Card
O’level Certificate
Admission Letter
Birth Certificate
Proof of Local Government Area of Origin
Letter from Community Paramount Ruler (Only Applicants for Host Communities Merit Award)
Letter from CDC Chairman (Only Applicants for Host Communities Merit Award).
JAMB Result
2. Ensure the documents are named according to what they represent to avoid mixing up documents during upload
3. Ensure you attach the appropriate documents when asked to upload
4. Ensure to provide valid Email and Phone Contact for effective communication
Application currently ongoing for the Jim Ovia Undergraduate & Graduate Scholarship Program 2018
To apply for NAOC scholarship, follow the steps below:
1. Click on “Apply Now” tab.
2. Click on “Register Now” to create an account.
3. Proceed to your email box to activate your account
4. Click on www.scholastica.ng/schemes/naocscholarships to return to Scholarship site
5. Enter your registered email and password to upload your information.
6. Enter your personal information, National Identification Number (if available), educational information, other information and upload required scanned documents.
7. Ensure the name used in application matches the names on all documentation in same order. Upload a sworn affidavit or certificate if otherwise.
8. Ensure you view all documents after uploading, to eliminate errors during uploading.
9. When asked to upload photo, upload a pass-port photograph with a white background.
10. Recheck application information to avoid errors
11. Click “Apply Now” to submit information
12. You will receive an email and a sms that confirms your application was successful.
13. Return to www.scholastica.ng, enter your Email and Password to download your profile and proceed to have your Head of Department sign the document.
14. Upload a scanned copy of the signed profile, this would be used for verification.
15. If National Identification Number (NIN) number was not available in step 6 , to obtain your National Identification Number (NIN)
Visit http://ninenrol.gov.ng to register and learn more about the National Identity Number
Click “Create Account” and fill in the required fields
Login with Email and Password to complete the form
After completion, schedule a date for photo and finger print capture
Visit any of the capture centres https://www.nimc.gov.ng/?q=nin-registration-centres to complete the registration process and obtain your National Identity Number
You can also do your total registration at the NIMC office
Application Currently Ongoing for SNEPCO/NNPC National Merit University Scholarship for Undergraduate Nigerian Students
16. Return to www.scholastica.ng/schemes/naocscholarships and update application with National Identification Number (NIN) to ensure completion
Note: Multiple applications attract a disqualification penalty from the Scholarship board
Deadline : Closing date for receipt of e-applications is strictly Midnight, September 29th, 2017.
NOTE: The aptitude test will take place at designated centers to be communicated to applicants on a later date and applicants are to fully bear the cost of transportation to and from Aptitude test centres .

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You are not awarded a scholarship overnight, there is step by step guides on how to win a scholarship. The most important factor in winning a scholarship is information. Yes, you need information about when the particular scholarship you are interested in opens for an application so you could apply. Always visit http://www.educareful.com for scholarship updates.

To apply for many of these scholarships, I have helped you compile a list of 10 must have documents before applying for the scholarship.

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Scholarship Application

Ten (10) Must Have Documents Before Applying For Undergraduate Scholarships

O level Result
2. JAMB Result
3. Certificate of LGA origin
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APPLY FOR EKITI STATE GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIP AND BURSARY FOR UNDERGRADUATE, POST GRADUATE AND PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED STUDENTS
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4. Letter from Community Head

5. Transcript
Register for SNEPCO/NNPC National Merit University Scholarship for Undergraduate Nigerian Students
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6. School ID Card
7. Passport
8. Birth Certificate

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Apply for the Federal Government Scholarship Award (2017/2018) Tenable in Nigerian Tertiary Institutions
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9. Admission Letter

10. Letter of Recommendation

Win Jim Ovia Undergraduate & Graduate Scholarship Program 2018
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saraki2019:
when magnesium undergo beta decay, if it is a positron decay, the daughter nucleus is sodium-28, because positron decay does change the mass. if it a beta minus decay the daughter nucleus is aluminum-38. http://sasuwaphysics..com.ng/2016/07/when-magnesium-28-undergoes-beta-decay.html

I am sorry I don't know science, but I would be glad to help with ECONOMICS....

haziel101:
The intelligent man said, ”You don't have to bother about knowing anything at all –just negate whatever is said. If somebody tells you that the works of jesus are wonderful, just say it is all rubbish! Tell them to prove that they are! If anyone says that Beethoven's music is heavenly, say that even in hell such music is played! And ask the person to prove what heavenly music is like. Just deny everything, and if anyone opposes you, challenge them to prove their claim.”

In summary, question the popular thinking...

DRwiz:



waoh dats nice... it is well brother

You have got to study as UI prospective medical student @ Ajet001

Congratulations @DreManuel, scholastica16 and Xyzoke

Realonekingsley:
NNAMDI AZIKIWE UNIVERSITY RELEASES IT'S POST UTME SCHEDULE:
2017 UNIZIK Post Utme Screening Timetable.
The dates are outlined below:
SATURDAY, 16th – SATURDAY, 23rd SEPTEMBER, 2017.
DAY 1: SATURDAY, 16th September, 2017.
Faculty of Arts and Physical Sciences
DAY 2: MONDAY, 18th September, 2017.
Faculty of Management Sciences and Biosciences
DAY 3: TUESDAY, 19th September, 2017.
Faculty of Engineering and Education
DAY 4: WEDNESDAY, 20th September, 2017.
Faculty of Medicine, Basic Medical Sciences and Agricultural Sciences
DAY 5: THURSDAY, 21st September, 2017.
Faculty of Law and Pharmacy.
DAY 6: FRIDAY, 22nd September, 2017.
Faculty of Social Sciences and Environmental Sciences
DAY 7: SATURDAY, 23rd September, 2017.
Faculty of Health Sciences and Technology
ELIGIBILITY.
a. Candidates who made Nnamdi Azikiwe University their first choice and have the required cut-off mark are eligible to apply.
b. The general cut-off mark is 200 except for Faculties/Departments indicated below:
Faculties/Programmes with Cut-Off Mark of 180.
(a) Agriculture – AgricEcons& Extension, Animal Science, Forestry & Wildlife, Food Science & Technology, Soil Science, Crop Science.
(b) Arts – Igbo, African& Asian Studies, History & International Studies, Linguistics, Music, Philosophy, Modern European Languages, Religion & Human Relations, Theatre and Film Studies, and Chinese Studies.
(c) Education – Adult Education, Early Childhood & Primary Education, Guidance and Counselling, Human Kinetics & Health Education, Library & Information Science, Science Education, and Vocational Education.
(d) Engineering – Agric & Bioresources Engineering, Polymer &Textiles Engineering.
(e) Environmental Sciences – Architecture, Building, Quantity Surveying &Geoinformatics, Fine and Applied Arts
(f) Physical Sciences – Mathematics and Statistics only.
(g) Health Sciences and Technology – Environmental Health only.
(h) Management Sciences – Entrepreneurial Studies only.
Faculties /Programmes with Cut-Off Mark of 200.
a. Arts – English Language and Literature
b. Education – Educational Found
c. Engineering – Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronic & Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial & Production Engineering, Metallurgical & Materials Engineering
d. Health Sciences & Technology – Medical Lab Sciences, Nursing Science, Radiography, Medical Rehab (Physiotherapy)
e. Law
f. Management Sciences – Accountancy, Banking & Finance, Business Administration, Cooperative Economics & Management, Marketing, Public Administration
g. Medicine – Medicine
h. Pharmaceutical Sciences – Pharmacy
i. Physical Sciences – Computer Science, Pure & Industrial Chemistry, Physics & Industrial Physics, Geological Sciences
j. Social Sciences – Economics, Psychology, Political Science, Mass Communication, Sociology/Anthropology.
REGISTRATION PROCEDURE.
a. Registration will start on Tuesday, 5th September, 2017 and end on Friday 15th September, 2017.
b. – Visit portal.unizik.edu.ng
– Click on ‘ Create Account’
– Enter your UTME REG Number and a valid email address and click ‘Send’. A verification code will be sent to your email instantly.
– Copy the verification code and click on ‘Continue’
– On the form, enter your phone number, password, verification code (copied from email), select the access level and click on ‘ Submit’
– Your login details will be sent to your email address instantly.
– Continue with the application by logging in with the login credentials sent to your email
– After successful login, click on ‘Step One’, click on ‘Generate Application Form RRR’
– Print the RRR (Remita) page, proceed to any bank of your choice nationwide to make a payment of N2,000 only
– Login to the portal, click on ‘Step Two’, click on ‘Confirm payment’, enter the RRR number and click on ‘Verify payment’. If payment confirmation is successful, or if you get a notification ‘Payment already verified’, then proceed to “Step Three”.
– Click on ‘Step Three’, click on ‘Fill Application Form’, Fill out the application form. You can
save each stage of the application and continue at a later time. Also, you can edit your information as often as possible within the application period.
– Check the ‘I Agree’ box and click on “submit” button.
– Print out the Application Form and come along with it for your screening and POST UTME examination.
TIME AND REQUIREMENTS FOR THE SCREENING EXERCISE.
a. Accreditation of candidates commences at 8.00am each day. Candidates should adhere strictly to the time scheduled for screening examination.
b. Print out the Application Form from the University Portal and come along with it for your screening and POST UTME evaluation.
c. The date and time for each candidate’s examination will be shown on the POST UTME PRINT-OUT.
RESTRICTIONS.
a. Only bona fide candidates/candidates scheduled for the day’s examination and time shall be allowed into the University / Examination Hall.
b. Parents and guardians are, therefore, strongly advised against attempting to enter the University Campus as security will be tight.
c. No GSM handsets, scientific calculators or any other extraneous materials shall be allowed into the examination hall
d. Candidates who did not register online will not be allowed for the screening exercise.
e. The University will not be liable for any payment made with wrong JAMB registration number at the Bank.
f. The University shall also not be liable for any fraudulent payments made anywhere that is not in line with the directives of the University.

Realonekingsley, are you studying at UNIZIK?

DreManuel:


Energy Systems Engineering

Congratulations Dremanuel. I hope you would make us proud....

Be prayeful ASUU meeting today with FG does not end in deadlock....

Teophilus96:
Abeg the ASUU meeting no dey finish?

Will ASUU strike ever end?

Educareful:
Do you have an addition to the above? Then post it

What is the latest on ASUU strike?

swiz123:
This is really good op

Thanks swiz123.
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Have you ever felt like speaking but unable to express yourself? Do you want to ask your lecturer questions in the class but bad communication skill is a constraint? You become unintentionally taciturn among your friends because of your bad grammar? Are you not confident enough to talk to the girl you have been craving for due to your communication skill? Do you practice what you want to say before stepping out of your room and yet still fail to express yourself? Do you feel diffident when you want to speak or you think you are just unforthcoming and lacking in self-confidence? In effect, bad communication skills will restrain you from doing lots of things you would like to do. I am not trying to do a “Larry King” here; well, I am actually trying to save your ass to let you know how essential good communication skill is. Like ‘Larry King’ purported “we’ve all gotta talk”. I am not writing this because I am a mass communication student, but, as a mathematics student that needs to communicate well for good elucidation. I hope this write-up will take away the questions aforementioned. Actually, there are lots of situations where it can be difficult to speak good English, and there are situations where we could have done better. Believe me, I speak really well when I am with my family and close friends. Why is it so? Is it because we are family, they would not spot my mistakes? Or, because your friends are just as deficient in communication that you feel good around them? - Apparently, when I get back to school I become, reticent, uncommunicative, and unwillingly docile, and that is because I am afraid to speak English, good English! And, there are people who speak really well that I feel inferior to. English as the lingua franca in Nigeria has made it compulsory to become an efficient speaker of English language. Communication is pivotal in any endeavor regardless of your specialty, grade; however, being a student has triggered the need to become an extremely good speaker. Even if not extremely good, been fairly good is enough to spur you into great standards.

Academics

Communication is essential, due to the fact that you will need it on your project, presentations, and essay writings. Therefore, to do these well. You will need to discuss problems, give instructions, work in teams, and interact with colleagues and lecturers with a well spoken English language. Most students are very deficient in communication, which is really heartbreaking and disappointing. During my first year in the university, I realize most graduate might not get employed because of their deficiency in the English language. It does not matter if your course of study is mathematics, electrical engineering, economics, accounting or any other courses you might think you do not need to speak good English, “after all, you did not study English in the University”, my brother/sister, you might remain unemployed for years if you have this belief. For example, I have a senior in his last session in the university, who is very brilliant; most people consider him as a student that can attain a first class degree, but, the downturn of this is that he cannot communicate effectively. Whilst, most students affirmed that it is actually a ‘blessing in disguise’ for him, because he cannot speak good English, and might also make people disparage the first class graduates that can communicate well. Good expressions of English language guarantees you mark from your lecturers, in essay writings and presentations. Most 2.2 graduates that get a good recognition from their lecturers mostly are good communicators. I was awestruck when I met a guy that graduated with a 2.2 that speaks English fluently and explicitly; the first impression I had of this guy made me consider him a first class graduate. If you can speak good English and can also write well, most people will certainly consider you a brilliant student. Speaking well another language is a factor used in measuring IQ.

Securing an interview

Most Human Resource department of Nigerian companies complain of “not up to standard” students. The number one factor used in considering a good student is a good communication skill, the better your communication skills are the higher your brilliance. You have been in school for more than 10 years, and not being able to speak fluent English as a graduate; to me, is ridiculous. The most successful organizations understand that if they are to be successful in today’s business world, good communication at all levels is essential. They are certain things good communication skill will help you through. For example, Stronger decision-making and problem-solving, Upturn in productivity, convincing and compelling corporate materials clearer, more streamlined workflow, ability to convince your boss. Even as a student that wants to secure an interview with a scholarship board, you need to communicate effectively with your interviewer for the board to consider you worthy of the scholarship. But, if you can score really high in the exam and you cannot communicate well during the interview. Do you know what the interviewer will say? He/she would say “we will get back to you” that is the most common method applied by scholarship boards.

communication skills

To get the job

You will need to communicate well during your interview if you are to sell yourself and get the dream job you want. According to a 2016 survey by the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE), verbal communication skill is ranked first among a candidate’s must have skills and qualities. Good communication skill can help you land an interview and that first job in your new career. Being able to articulate all you know and can do, whether in spoken or written form, goes a long way in the application process. Communication is the heart of every organization. Everything you do in the workplace results from communication. Therefore, good reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills are essential if tasks are going to be completed and goals achieved. As you develop your career you will find various reasons why successful communication skills are important to you. One of the very best reasons to work on your communications skills is one of the simplest reasons: it is what employers want. In employer surveys, communication skills consistently rank at the top of the list of soft skills hiring managers are looking for in new hires. They want new employees to be able to listen, act and then explain those actions. Does that sound like you? If not, develop your communication skills.

To advance in your career

Employers want staff who can think for themselves, use initiative and solve problems, staff who are interested in the long-term success of the company. If you are to be seen as a valued member of the organization, it is important not just to be able to do your job well, but also to communicate your thoughts on how the processes and products or services can be improved. The advancement in your career has to do with how effective are your communication skills. You will go to places, travel out of the country, these people you will meet are not your friends you will confabulate with. These people are business minds, an enthusiast who is willing to improve their companies. You will need to communicate with them effectively to avoid misunderstanding. Also, as the workplace is also becoming more global, there are many factors to consider if you are to communicate well in such a diverse environment. If you want to succeed in your career, you need to know what you want and how to go after it. And you cannot do that without good communication skill. It can separate you from other applicants, help you be a more effective employee and serve as a stepping stone to leadership responsibilities and career advancement. Good communicators can explain their ideas to others in ways that make sense and are easy to understand. You’ll be able to tell your supervisor what you need to do to do your job well. You’ll also be able to talk with co-workers to make sure you’re all working together for the good of the company and its customers. For example, if you work in health care, it’s vital that you communicate well with your patients. Being an excellent communicator can help you land that promotion in your career and ensure a positive future.

communication skills

Social life

Your social life is essential; in today's highly informational and technological environment it has become increasingly important to have good communication skills. While many individuals still continue to struggle, the inability to communicate effectively will hold them back not only in their careers but in social and personal relationships. Good communication skill is key to success in life, work, and relationships. Without effective communication, a message can turn into error, misunderstanding, frustration, or even disaster by being misinterpreted or poorly delivered.

In conclusion, the words that we choose can make a big difference to whether other people understand us. You need to use simple language, short sentences, and check understanding regularly. It is quite different from a conversation with an old friend whom you have known for years, and with whom you may not even need to finish your sentences. It is time to pick up that forsaken grammar book of yours, pick up your dictionaries, learn new words and their usages, and learn phrasal verbs to make your communication concise and direct. It helps a lot. The need for good communication skill is beyond limitations; it revolves around every aspect of the modern day.

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You still don't want to believe that ASUU is on strike? Are you at home hoping the strike would be halted tomorrow? Then, you are probably still in your dreams and you need to wake up from your slumber with alacrity. The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) led by Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi embarked on an indefinite strike on the 13th August 2017 following the failure of the Federal Government to fully implement the 2013 Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and the 2009 Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) – Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) agreement. If you didn’t know, ASUU strike implies cessation of all academic activities leading to a distortion in universities academic calendar as well as plans for many students. This is the period when crimes are more recorded and social vices are developed. I’m not flabbergasted since they say “an idle hand is the devil’s workshop”. Well, I’m not an advocate of students being idle. As an undergraduate, I took up several jobs during holidays, learned new skills and worked on personal development the university would never teach you and I am happy I did today. My friend, you can do yourself good by leveraging this strike and getting yourself engaged. If you don’t know what to do, here is a list of things you can do to make this strike worthwhile:

1. Learn a skill: learning a new skill is a way of boosting your self-confidence while making cool cash. There are avalanches of skills you can learn ranging from tailoring, hairdressing, programming, catering, to shoe making. If you are interested in learning to program using Python, you could join me at Edx beginners’ Python course. Well, I am about to complete the course, but I can help you pace through the course in no time. Take up a new skill today.

2. Enroll for a professional course: If you are about to graduate and interested in taking a professional course subsequently, you can start preparing now to ace the exams. For those in their first year, sophomore year or above, you would be surprised to know that there are myriads of online courses you could sign up for. You can check up sites like Alison, Edx, Codeacademy among others.

3. Apply for a job, internship, or volunteer: You can harness the strike period to developing competency in your primary field by taking up a job, internship or even volunteer with a Non-Government Organization. Internships have numerous advantages: it allows you to gain experience, develop skills, strengthen your resume, increase your connections and much more. Albeit, some internships are underpaid, but you would gain invaluable experience.

4. Start a business: Recently, there are many businesses you can start with little or no capital. You can start tutoring, marketing, personal training, web design and development, blogging etc. You can freelance on about anything. If you are interested in blogging, you can contact me and I would help you create a blog and teach you how to start making money for free. You can get my contact on the contact us page.

5. Read up your courses: If you think you have enough skills, you are not interested in a professional course or you couldn’t get an internship and you don’t have a penny to start a business, then pick up your books and revise what you have been taught during the semester and probably complete studying the course outline for the semester. The strike would truncate the academic calendar and thus exams are likely to commence few weeks after resumption.
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EduCareful is pleased to announce that applications are now accepted for the National University of Singapore (NGS) Scholarship program. NGS scholarship program is designed to attract and train talented science and engineering international students who have the potential to create and lead technology companies through scholarship programs.
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