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[quote author=Funky88 post=106871894]Good day friends, I'm having little challenge am answering my grand father's name while my dad is bearing his grand father's name (my grandfather) in my marriage certificate my dad surname is his grand father's name which he has been answering.my transcript and my international passport is having different years just one year different.I went to National population census to apply for birth certificate that Tally's with my with my international passport.but they are saying they can't offer me cos my surname is different from my dad.Please what do u suggest I do to avoid denial of Visa?
Please I need an advice urgently.

Eg my dad's name is okoro John (okoro is his grand father's surname)

While my name is igwe Anthonia (my grand father's surname is Igwe

In my marriage certificate my dad signed as Okoro John which the name he has been answering.late though

Now national population census is saying I should use Okoro John nee Igwe which is not in my international passport when I was applying it.my international passport is bearing my husband's surname. The problem is my birth certificate.Nairalanders please help me��������


Urgent help please! Please!

Good day friends, I'm having little challenge am answering my grand father's name while my dad is bearing his grand father's name (my grandfather) in my marriage certificate my dad surname is his grand father's name which he has been answering.my transcript and my international passport is having different years just one year different.I went to National population census to apply for birth certificate that Tally's with my with my international passport.but they are saying they can't offer me cos my surname is different from my dad.Please what do u suggest I do to avoid denial of Visa?
Please I need an advice urgently.

Eg my dad's name is okoro John (okoro is his grand father's surname)

While my name is igwe Anthonia (my grand father's surname is Igwe

In my marriage certificate my dad signed as Okoro John which the name he has been answering.late though

Now national population census is saying I should use Okoro John nee Igwe which is not in my international passport when I was applying it.my international passport is bearing my husband's surname. The problem is my birth certificate.Nairalanders please help me��������

2rucool:
Click on the link or check Howoheye in the search bar, you'll see schools that accept third class and HND for masters,then check individual school in terms of affordability.

https://www.nairaland.com/6331164/uk-student-visa-tier-4/372#102024310

Very possible with years of experience

Star19:
Sorry for the late response.
The address is Moscow road, I have forgotten the particular number. It is very visible on the road and there are many govt offices

Thanks so much I did today at the health center.Waiting for it to come out by next week.God bless you

Star19:
I did mine for #7,500 in port harcourt. You can you use google to check the location of Population Census office in Lagos or ask people around you that might know their office. it should not be hard to locate

Please Portharcourt Address please

Kamkam007:
Hi all. Pls I would like to know which universities can an HND grad in business admin apply to for a masters study. Thanks

Glasgow Caledonian University
Cardiff metropolitan University
Shefeild Hallam
Bradford and many more.

Patnuel2015:
No I have not. I applied to GCU but I ave not heard from them since

Am waiting for mine too.I pray it comes out well for us.

Taiw:
Let's connect, I got 3 offers with Leeds Beckett inclusive but Unfortunately, I am not choosing the school. We can still connect though

Please when did you apply?am also waiting for them for offer

Chreze:
Studying in UK is fun. Almost done with my masters program (3months to go), here are some advice based on experience.

1. Before leaving Naija, try to learn something eg handwork (this advice will never go old). New things to learn that will make life easier and better for you here, learn financial trading (stock or crypto). This stuffs can help you make some money while you focus on your studies. Crypto is very good (yes high risk) but take your time to learn properly, eliminating the human greed, it will make you a thousandnaire in any currency of your choice.

2. Research is a good skill to posses as most university here expect you to posses this. It’s not a Nigerian thing as most of our program (if not all) in Nigeria are taught and not research based. But here even the taught programs have a reasonable amount of research work in them.

3. Try to arrange some money for your program ( this is difficult base on Nigeria issues) but this will help you focus on your program and work less. Hence why I advised trading as you can do that at home without going out.

4. In Nigeria we are known for essay writing, rather than paper summary. But trust me, it’s a lot more difficult writing an essay here as you will have to reference everything to avoid plagiarism (this is a very big deal here, browse about it’s proper meaning). But on the contrary paper summary is not as difficult as it seems, all you have to do is read the paper very well, then drop the material and summarize base on your understanding of the material. I will say this again, this is easier compared to essay writing.

5. Take your time now while you are waiting for your visa or planning on traveling to learn two things. What Plagiarism is all about in the UK and how to read a paper. Reading a paper sounds easy but it’s not. To avoid plagiarism, there are certain rules to reading a paper that will guide you. (Search YouTube for materials on “Research and Professional Skill”) this should help you in building your writing skills.

6. If possible learn how to bake and make pastries. Learn the normal baking of cake and other pastries (pies and donut and all their relatives). If you know the basics, it will be easier to learn and work at breakfast restaurants here as you just need to get their recipes. Whites like pastries (this is same for most cities in the world). Hence why it is considered easier to get restaurants job. Bakers are constantly needed, because new breakfast-shops open almost every time and the pay is more than frontline staff at restaurants.

7. Listen more than you talk. Listen to people talk, most of the things you think you know are not the way they are or ought to be. A lot of things even the little things like “English language”.

8. Make YouTube and Google you best friend. This two apps/site helped me a-lot. you can get the answer to anything/everything on them. But remember Plagiarism if you are using them for school work that will be submitted.

9. plagiarism was mentioned severally in this my long story, that’s because it’s the reason why most people won’t be proceeding to project stage in my school. And the funny thing is, plagiarism is as little as using your teachers words/note without clearly stating you got it from his/her note. Dumb right, but a very big deal over here.

Again, learn trading, forex, stock or crypto. It will help you as you can be getting some small small thing to hold body. This is just a ruff summary of things that can help you here.

Above all, give some time to your studies as it’s the first reason why you are there. When in skool, try to work for short hours maybe work for just food and rent. Don’t over do it, remember your program is probably 1yr or 2 and it will be nice to graduate with a good result. If not for anything, at-least for the time and money you spent going to study abroad. After your program you can work for 23hrs a day and sleep 1hr, that’s between you and your GP that time.

Blessings.

God bless you real good � thank you so much

Yes, i received my unconditional offer for Glasgow Caledonian University 24/8/2021[/quote]Please how long does it take Glasgow Caledonian University to give offer?am also waiting for them for January intake.Thanks

Please how many weeks did it take them to send it?am also waiting for my offer.Congratulations.

Yes, i received my unconditional offer for Glasgow Caledonian University 24/8/2021[/quote]

WaleTravelsandT:
Yes you can but not in Nigeria, you can in Turkey DM me for more info

What about in UK?

laudate:
Abeg, tell them! Even in Nigeria, there are some well-established universities that will accept you directly into a Masters' programme with your 3rd class qualification, depending on the course of study.

Can you throw more light?

lowlah:
I think you should check University of Glasgow. www.gla.ac.uk and they often come to Nigeria to speak and give admissions as well. Dave Abion in ikeja shld be able to help cos they are reps to a lot of schools in the UK and they wld let you know what your options are and what universities wld admit you.

I am not so sure but at the university of Glasgow you might be required to do pre-masters before joing the masters class and that might be for six months. At the worst they wld offer you Pgd.

I also know if you have experience thats for their mba classes majority of the time you wld be offered a place based on your experience but dont get your hopes high on that.

I finished from the university of glasgow and had friends that did the pre-masters.

Hope that helps

Goodluck.

Can I have Dave's contact? Thanks

mystikal:
Get some relevant work experience, some Schools (even in the UK) may give you a placement

Please can I know the University in UK?

House please someone that wants to do topup or premasters due to the person graduated with third class how can such person travel with the family?is there any school that accept third class for direct Masters with 12years working experience? please I really need help want to go for January 2022., await your quick and kind response.Thanks

Good morning friends and family.I planned going for my masters in the UK by January 2022 with my family.Pls is there any University that accept third class graduate for direct Masters with over 12years work experience.I have BA in French though I don't want any calculation course for masters.I await your kind and swift response.Thanks