jiyde:
PTE is a lot easier... so if you are lazy like me or an olodo like me, try PTE...did i rem to mention that it is cheaper too.. . thank me later

Lol, I'm neither lazy nor an olodo sha... Maybe a little lazy to always be studying But not to worry I'll still write the IELTS. I suppose it's more popular and credible and it's what my sponsor wants me to write. How cheap is it though?

shupy:
EZINNE1759:

You can apply for any course as long as you are able to convince the visa officer you have a genuine reason to study that course in Australia and you have the intention of returning back to Nigeria when you're done.
Visit cricos.education.gov.au to search for a course and colleges offering it.

I'm going to be writing my ielts exam next week. I don't intend to use an agent for the visa process so I can't recommend any. Some schools require you use their accredited agent in Nigeria.

Before making any decision make sure you do findings diligently.

thanks alot. I'll be writing my own IELTS by March. That exams costs so much and it wouldn't make sense to have to rewrite it again so lemme take my time. Thanks again. I appreciate it

Someone please respond naa

EZINNE1759:
Guys I'd like to know if the Bachelors of nursing (Graduate entry) can be applied for by anyone at all so long the person already has finished a degree. In my case, I read library and information science and planning to go for masters in Australia come next year. Before now I've been looking at Masters of early childhood education before I stumbled on Nursing graduate entry and right now I'm a bit confused. Which schools can I apply to and which trusted agents can I use? I would be rounding off NYSC around September and I would like to know if I can start applying now or if that would be too early. I'm already gearing up for IELTS and have begun practising on my own. I'd appreciate y'all making an input.

Guys I'd like to know if the Bachelors of nursing (Graduate entry) can be applied for by anyone at all so long the person already has finished a degree. In my case, I read library and information science and planning to go for masters in Australia come next year. Before now I've been looking at Masters of early childhood education before I stumbled on Nursing graduate entry and right now I'm a bit confused. Which schools can I apply to and which trusted agents can I use? I would be rounding off NYSC around September and I would like to know if I can start applying now or if that would be too early. I'm already gearing up for IELTS and have begun practising on my own. I'd appreciate y'all making an input.

obaataaokpaewu:
Look around the area for any Agent's phone number. The one I know isn't student friendly plus it's farrrrrrrr from Edjeba

Plus there should be Bedsitters within the school environment, just dedicate one day for the search

Thanks. I already spoke with one and the price he quoted was way outta my budget. My PPA ain't paying me so there's no motivation to dole out such huge amount for a BEDSITTER. Thanks again for your concern

I'm a Corp member in need of a BEDSITTER in Warri preferably around Edjeba or Okere road axis. These two places are closest to my PPA College of Education. Please I'd appreciate if the prices are corper/student budget friendly.

Na we dy here....

Umuahia to Delta o

Delta state here ooo... what kinda medical report do i need to get reposted to Lagos?

skarlett:



Snap a new one, use a white or red background and reupload

thought red background passports aren't accepted?

I was asked to update my passport as the one I uploaded was disapproved Does this mean I have to snap new passports entirely or do I still use the same passport as the disapproved one?

Please guys the lady at the cyber cafe filled a different secondary school from what's on my WAEC result for me. Is there a way I could correct it and would it affect my going to camp?

Abeg o the registration go start today true true abi them shift am go Monday like someone said before?

Please who can send me "I just died in your arms tonight"?

ABSU representing....

What next guys?

Truth be told... Those guys from Naples gworo anyi ji mmanu. . They were the better side with an impenetrable defence and sabi coach. Better luck to us next time. Forever #YNWA

kinzation:
Let's Burn Together Baby
I Lorf You

We are on fire!!!
I love my team

Bless you Wijnaldum

Boring match....

Liverpool we gaz win o Abeg

No, thanks I'll be fine if we snatch all three points irregardless ...

Vizzy4u:
come lemme mend d heart 4 u. I'm a united thou..

Allison and show off.... Look what he has done. I'm so heartbroken right now

Liverpool be making me happy already .... Another 3points in the bag for us Kopites. Why Salah miss that first chance eh?

I'm happy for our win. 3 matches played, 9 points secured. We could have done better but of course na this same team flog woman united 3:2 . so of course I'll excuse our not so spectacular outing today

latestupdate:
Deadline: 31st August 2018

The Health Communication Capacity Collaborative (HC3) is a five-year, global project funded by USAID. It is designed to strengthen developing country capacity to implement state-of-the-art social and behavior change communication (SBCC) programs.

The project also offers expertise in social and behavior change for gender equity, environment and democracy and governance.

The goal of Breakthrough ACTION/Nigeria is to increase the practice of 17 priority individual and household level behaviors and five provider targeted behaviors in the areas of malaria; maternal, newborn, child health and nutrition; family planning and reproductive health (RH); and tuberculosis, while increasing the capacity of national and sub-national entities to coordinate and oversee quality SBC programming. Implementation will vary by health area across eleven states.

Summary

The Program Assistant will provide all required logistics, procurement, administrative and general program support to the Project Director and the senior project technical leads (Deputy Project Directors).

Essential Duties and Responsibilities
In addition to the general duties described above. Specific duties and responsibilities include the following:

Provide secretarial and clerical support to the Project Director and the Deputy Directors where necessary;
In collaboration with the relevant units, coordinate and manage logistics for internal and external meetings, workshops, and other program activities as needed;
Manage project supplies/materials for the signature program areas (FP, TB, Malaria, Nutrition etc.) in the Abuja office and keep inventory of stocks;
Together with the technical leads, track, harmonize and provide updates on project events to ensure there are no overlaps and ensure the Project Director is aware of all key activities;
Assist the Project Director to send out routine communication to staff and external stakeholders;
Undertake ad hoc inquiries (using standard/non-standard databases), retrieve, manipulate and present data efficiently;
Attend meetings, drafts minutes and ensures timely approval and distribution;
Draft routine correspondence and proofread materials in English, applying effective proofreading and grammar skills;
Identify and resolve diverse issues as they arise, which often requires interpretation of existing procedures and processes and independently determining the appropriate application;
Proactively reminds the Project Director and technical leads of future project events/meetings and workshops and manage the Project Director’s calendar;
Perform other tasks as assigned.

Minimum Qualifications, Skills & Experience

Minimum of Bachelor’s degree in Social/Health Sciences, Business Management, Public Administration or related discipline is required.
2 – 4 years’ experience carried out related task with donor-funded project is desirable;
Previous work experience implementing USAID-funded or donor funded health programs is strongly preferred;
Excellent organizational, problem-solving skills and attention to details is essential;
Working Knowledge of MS Office Packages and standard office equipment (scanner, photocopier, printer, projector etc.)
Strong communication skills (written & spoken) in English language and one or more Nigerian language(s) is required;
Ability to work independently and proactively.

To apply, click here

nawao

BabaIbo:
It's called red globe seeded

is this different from vine grapes? They both look the same.