₦airaland Forum

Biafrarep:
Wow, I just saw your post now. How is the process?

What do you mean by choosing a 250 hour course, I thought it's meant to last one month max?

deyemia:
Hi House,

Please have you or know anyone who converted Toyota corrolla 2005 from manual to automatic? What was the outcome?

I have considered the cost and I’m ok, it’s still cheaper than selling the manual and buying auto.

Regards

Joohan:
Yes, of course. But there are other options too cus Vietnam might never return to normalcy anytime soon.

Kahbahsah:
Op thanks for this awesome thread. Please any update will be appreciated.

Specifically, please can you give a detailed expense budget needed to come into Thailand as a student. You can cover the following:

1)Average annual tuition fee for an affordable University (I know you mentioned it before, but please throw more light on how the instalment tuition payment works)

I am in same category with you and have been eagerly waiting to see op's response to this question but it seems it's not coming anytime soon

2)Student visa application fee

3) minimum account balance needed for visa application

4)Flight ticket

5)Any other expense

Also, please currently, how easy it is as a NIGERIAN to get an English teaching job? I already have a BSc degree, IELTS and a TEFL certificate.

Thanks alot as I await your response.

WhyNa:
True.

The lockdown has been lifted though and things are opening up. Schools remain closed in some provinces while some other provinces have resumed.

As for International students, note that when you get admission here, you sort out your visa yourself. Schools don't help with that

Hightser:
$95 TEFL certification? Lol.

Authentic TEFL cert starts from around $250 don’t go and get the Nigeria version oh.

BunmiBie:
Global language training

cooooooks:
Second suggestion.

If you're willing, go get a nursing certificate in an Asian country. Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia etc.

Then use that certificate to go to Canada, US, Europe as a nurse.

The health sector is in SERIOUS need abroad and there are established routes from Asia. Even more than Nigeria.

cooooooks:
Check Canada.

Specifically, the Rural and Remote Communities Immigration Program.

That money is small but may be enough to get an immigration company to provide you the proof of funds (interest loan) needed for that program.

If your skill is in high demand or you are willing to settle down and do something short term, really consider Canada.

If you can do auxiliary nurse, Canada will work for you, especially in a remote rural community.

You will need to settle down and work for 2-3 years but once you're in, you're in.

Kahbahsah:
Do you have a BSc degree? Will you like to be an English teacher earning about #400k per month? If yes, let me know so I can suggest a country for you. But you may still need to save another #800 thousand naira extra so you won't be stranded.

zaga2uk:
This what I saw .do I still have hope

iiiyyyk:
If you are not a doctor, Nurse, pharmacist or an experienced oil field engineer. Dont step foot into Dubai, even if u dont have a job in Nigeria.

Dont let any body deceive you.

my colleague just gave a guy money to return to Nigeria after more than one yr he left his govt job in Nigeria to work in Dubai. His case is even better he came with work visa, Taxi driver. yet the suffering does not worth the income.

Mayor21:
https://www.facebook.com/100581548461254/posts/207402227779185/?app=fbl

Follow this link for break down of South south zone

It was later listed on their page

Ellasure:
Worship God the way you understand. There should not be compusion in worship. If you worship in truth and loyalty with adequate respect to fellow human beings you are fine with me.

Sultty:
I won't take u seriously hAhNIMAL

Sultty:
Look at pot calling d kettle black Buhari is a terrorist

Ritztravels:
A teaching job.

Ritztravels:
In Asia, Thailand, Vietnam, Korea, and Cambodia are better options cos you do at least have the chance to land a decent teaching gig that will keep you afloat for a while. Coupled with a low cost of living you will be better off than going to Philippines where you will be jostling with locals for such opportunities, also socially filipinos aren't exactly known for their acceptance of Africans. Just my 2 cents.