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olahim : aduktus said it all, most graduate research scholarships do not come with OSHC. Sometimes, it's cheaper to get an insurance with Bupa other than what the University has suggested. |
bossladymo1:Hahahaha, this is funny mehn. The NNPC question got me rolling on the floor, we are everywhere ![]() |
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jnrbanks : Amen oo, na God's blessing I need now. School accommodation are known to be on the expensive side. I would advise that you look for shared flats closer to school. £83pw is kinda expensive, however good if it's en suite. As per the payment, e be like say na that Form A make sense pass. |
memeguy:I didn't know the full story as explained by worry357 In fact, I didn't care to know. Abi you wan talk say I never reach Sheffield before, haha. |
I smiled reading this. No matter what, I'm still ''Proudly Nigerian''. I like how I gush about being a Nigerian to the oyinbos, I don't care about whatever bad stuffs they might have read about us. Some chics no dey wait once dem hear say person na from Naija, na dem sabi ![]() http://www.immi.gov.au/Stories/Pages/Ollie-King-of-the-Kids.aspx |
laminaria - although my knowledge in packaged courses is limited, I would advise the following; 1. Search for schools similar to school A, perhaps there are some other schools that offer just Cert IV in disability (39weeks) + Diploma in disability (70weeks) under SVP route. In my honest opinion, I think 3.5years for combined certificate and diploma courses is a bit long - 2. If there are no other schools offering just Cert IV in disability (39weeks) + Diploma in disability (70weeks) under SVP route, check school A website very well to ascertain that you can actually ''bone'' the adv. diploma part later in future. Disability courses are more marketable here than what school B is offering you, as such I wouldn't advise you to go for option B. |
masperano:Cool, please resend. I've literally just changed my nairaland email. I reckon your pm went to the previous email inbox which I can no longer access. Good luck.. |
^^^Oh, no wonder people sometimes refer to Sheffield as the steel city, makes more sense now ![]() |
jnrbanks:In my honest honest opinion, I wouldn't say that Sheffield is heavily industrialized, however I know a few people who were working as students back then, however getting a p/t or casual job can be hectic as first. The general advice is that one should have sufficient means for at least first 3 months post-arrival. It's not expensive and transport system is pretty good. I will skip the NightLife as advised, hahaha. As for the career service, I think it depends on your intended course. I personally did not explore those options when I was at SHU as I wasn't looking to work post-study, however I did receive emails several times about career fairs et al. I guess I'm not in the best position to talk about career service, lol. Besides, I was not on the main campus. Na that other boring campus I dey and na students wey dey City campus get all the hot news for hand back then. |
masperano Just in addition to what others have said, try to do your medicals before lodging your visa application and NOT vise versa. You do not need to include any bank statement, however I would suggest that you include your funding letter - I included mine when I was applying for my 574. Contact the Graduate School or your program Coordinator to know if you could possibly resume a few days after your commencement date - just incase.. Seems we have similar educational profiles, hopefully we can meet up someday. All the best bro. |
Preciousstones:Hehehe, which one of the seasons ooo? Winter, Summer, Spring, Salah, Christmas or New year, lol.. ![]() |
jnrbanks:Haha, that's a pretty decent offer bro, I wish I had such opportunity, lol. I would advise that you go for SHU. I would have advised otherwise if you are considering say, Uni of Manchester vs SHU, you get what I mean? I finished from SHU and I can assure you that it's a decent University. Study hard, get good grades and you are good to go. As for me, my SHU degree (with se.xy grades) earned me some pretty decent PhD positions outside the United Kingdom. I'm a proud Alumnus ![]() |
missakomaye:I have several homeboys who ditched NYSC and went abroad to study as soon as we finished from Uni. Some have returned to Naija to serve whereas some do not still care about it cos employers don't care about it in their respective countries. Yes, it's possible to defer service for two years and more. One may even leave halfway - that person will be recorded as an absconded Corper, the discouraging part is that s/he would have to return to their institution for re-mobilisation and start afresh. No, you do not have to know any commandant before absconding.. Yes, people work in Naija without NYSC certificates or exemption letters. I know it's a requirement for most Govt, banks, multinationals job positions, however some private firms care less about it. I have real-life examples. youngpboy - I hope this post helps you with your decision making. I would be surprised if you decide to defer your application at this stage. |
Dav6:I had to read your post several times -- bros, your shorthand writing no be for here oo. To the best of my understanding, DIBP is asking you to provide them with 2 letters from your employer. (i) to prove that you are truly working with them and, (ii) to confirm that you will be allowed to return to your current position, or another new job offer following the completion of your studies. I would like to think that such request by DIBP was triggered by what you had written on your SoP. My advice - ask your employer to provide you with a letter confirming that you are actually working with them. To fulfill the second requirement, your employer also need to state the possibilities of returning to your job following the completion of your study. One letter should suffice for both requirements, however the wordings of the letter needs to be direct and assuring in order to convince your case officer. Additionally, you may also include your employment letter for your current position if you have it. Good luck broda ![]() |
iriferi: shapoh:Master Google knows better actually. Bros, no one will give you a list of uni offering "health related courses under svp program" -- you need to get busy. Like seriously? there are hundreds of health related courses sef.. |
^^^ Correct! Go for it bro and be positive-minded. |
shapoh:I could, if you want me to ![]() |
laminaria:I believe you'll be able to reapply asap since your rejection wasn't based on submission of bogus documents. I reckon it's still gonna take a few weeks before you gain admission, make payments, receive COE etc... Thus, I suggest you commence the processing as soon as you can. Unfortunately, I can't read your mail as I have not been able to access my email attached to my nairaland ID. I will try changing it later. |
ernestudezi:I apologize for the misinformation. iykosman - you will be asked by your Uni to sign a Declaration of Financial Capacity form confirming that you have the required money and not necessarily provide a statement of account. That is the common practice, however it may vary across schools. |
iykosman:Although you do not need to include a statement of account when applying for visa under SVP route, the school will def ask for it before your Confirmation of Enrollment (COE) document can be issued. You'll also be asked to make part payment of your tuition and full payment of health insurance. Yes it is possible for the Embassy to request for it as they have the rights to do so, however the chances that they will ask for it are really really really slim, you feel me? |
laminaria:I'm sorry to hear about this bro, just be strong and NEVER give up on your dream. As suggested by a few forum members, I'm gonna advise that you try the SVP route. I read one of your posts that you are worried about changing courses - I do no think that that is going to be a problem as it is normal for people to change their career path, oyinbos also do it. All you'll need to do is to present a believable Statement of Purpose (SOP) when applying to visa explaining the main reason for such change -- I am happy to help contribute to the SOP when you get to that stage, God's willing. All the best broda... |
lilspiceyy:Congratulations sis. Good luck with the steps ahead **chop knuckle** |
lchilax:Oh Ok. No I don't attend QUT, I was just wondering as my campus is a bit close to QUT KG. |
lchilax:Congrats bro. Which campus will you be attending? Kelvin Grove or Gardens Point? |
Dav6 : Haha, thanks for showing interest bro. Sorry for the late response, I have been overwhelmed with Uni stuffs lately. Make we dey look as the thing dey go cos enough people don show face oo (outside Nairaland though), oyinbo no dey play with money, hehe. Safe trip down here to Brissy and bring something for boys sir ![]() Prince242 : Na joke oo, lol, cos I doubt if dem go let you carry am commot MMA sef. |
Bossladymo1 : Please keep doing your thing, only God can reward you. Thanks for being consistent on here.. I won't say more than that, shoki lobe oge ![]() |
Prince242:Yes please do - that should be the least of your concern sir. Abeg bring ORIGIN come for boys ooo. Men dem are thirsty ![]() |
Prince242:How fare bro, here is my suggestion - look up online for a cheap motel/hotel or temporary accommodation for say, 3-4 days. Within that 3-4 days, you should be able to get a more stable accommodation particularly in a house share - I'm assuming you are coming in as a single student. Gumtree is a good website to look on. Good luck with your search. |
Abeg we need participants for a research. Please shoot me a mail if you are in Brisbane and interested. You'll be paid for participating. Thanks mates - in my Aussie accent ![]() |
dexterinc2003:Congrats bro. Best of wishes in the steps ahead ![]() |




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