MadamVanessa:
You spent money, time and resources to study all these because of what?

I wish i did, although an academic enthusiast, those samples cited above are merely to guide the course of the thread.

Hello Good People.

This thread is about sharing your career transition experience and how it has been so far the merits, demerits, unique instances and subsequent challenges.

Here are samples of what to tell:

Sample 1
My first degree was a Bsc in Physics, then i switched to HRM by doing a PGD in Human Resources Management, Msc in Human Resources Management and a CIPM. I work as a talent acquisition specialist.

Sample 2:
I read English but had to go back to read Law after 5 years of not getting a job. I went back at age 25 and graduated at 30.

Sample 3:
Dropped out from Microbiology to relocate to Germany to read Computer science, I have been a Software engineer ever since then.

TLDR: Give a career transition insight using a personal or real life experience.

Course: Business Administration
Job: Professional Makeup Artiste
Merit: It was pretty easy to learn and i was inspired by a friend who was already into it and making it big.
Demerit: Getting customers can be hard and you need to be ready to travel frequently.

Dreadlock69:


Uncle thank you someone also advice me on ICAN he is doing very well

I'll stick to your advice


The rest advice apart from few are rubbish

All the best in your career pursuit as you use the best advice.

hustla:


That very thin and white MTV base oap, can't rmbr her name

Sammy Walsh

hustla:




... And I wonder how come I have met this many even though I rarely go out

It's about the quality of the places you visit not the quantity.

Learn a skill.

Network.

Earn money.

Expand your network.

Follow your passion.

Get relevant certification(s) .

Market your skill.

Botswana

jaydee1o1:


how much does Permanent Residency visa. cost

It depends on the country and you must check if you meet the basic requirements.

victorazy:


Did anyone die?
Why is it a "Ghastly car accident" ?

Ghastly accident: No casualty

Fatal: Death occurred.

Tunisia, Morocco and Algeria.

Study visa

Permanent Residency visa.

Namibia: Sparsely populated, good for introverts and freelancers. You will learn to speak Afrikaans, a good number of the citizens speak English.

South Africa: Good for you as an entertainer, there is a huge Nigerian community, has a booming entertainment industry.

Rwanda: If you want to do business, not so great for a foreigner in the entertainment industry.

Senegal/Cote d'Ivoire: Are you ready to learn French? If yes, then you are good to go.

Honesty and Hardwork.

Odunlade, omo Adekola

South Africa

Botswana

Namibia

doctuw:
can you tutor me?

Yes, send a PM.

So i read from page 1 till this point.

Good comments have been made but you need to know one thing like someone mentioned earlier, you need a skill that requires little or no financial investment for a start, it is on this note i will recommend:

Social Media Management: You will have to learn how to optimize a social media page to reflect a brand's personality and image.

Content Writing: Polish your knowledge and understanding of English grammar, so you can create content for web, product review, blogs etc.

Once you learn till you get to intermediate level, the sky can either be your limit or stepping stone depending on your zeal and passion.

Go to Portugal.

Debalanza:



Have you been there or you are currently there?how is the standard of living there?

Standard of living is high.

Debalanza:
This is an interesting thread, currently eyeing S.A with a budget of 2m,how realistic is it? currently in Ghana,they are not good for Nigerians at all.

Move to Ivory coast.

akzamani:


Please can you please tell us your findings about one of the countries you mentioned?.
Botswana, Namibia or Rwanda.

Namibia (Southern Africa).
Namibia has a highly dense population.
Afrikaans is widely spoken.
Friendly people.
Currency is stronger than naira.

Botswana (Southern Africa).
English is widely spoken.
Good schools.
Strong currency.
Beautiful women.

Rwanda (East Africa)
Well endowed women.
Police state.
Capital city is very clean.

Hendrix50:
by plane or you get any Benin agent for disappearing and appearing

Yes, since you said you don't want Africa.

Hendrix50:
I don't need Africa

Try UK.

Check countries in Eastern Europe or South Africa.

Etking:
Pls what is the best certification I can take for an IT related course

Start with ITIL and Prince2.

icenti:


Management related course

Bsc in Business Administration 2:1

Canada
Portugal
Germany

icenti:
Please while you’re all considering him, I have about 4m at the moment and by December it should be about 20m (it’s only gonna get better) what country would you suggest. Also, I don’t want to work over there as I already have a job that can take care of me wherever I may be In The world.

What course do you want to read?
What are your interests?

Go to an African country, it will be easier to get admission there considering your age.

Telstar:
That's not true. Ogboni has a strong network in Germany, UK, US and Canada. I know some of their members in Lagos, Nigeria. These guys virtually control everything but unfortunately, they aren't happy with their wealth.

Did they mention it to you that they aren't happy with their wealth?

HEAVEN4444:
this one but he is the most handsome now . look at him in the red cap looking very handsome

Lol, okay

HEAVEN4444:
when they were younger the one that looked more handsome is now looking less handsome than the one who looked less handsome

Which of them was less handsome when they were younger?

A lot of young folks are confused on which career path to pursue, they are in a dilemma, some in a trilemma.

Weather: Australia

Availabilty of jobs: Both

Better minimum wage: Australia

Cost of living: Canada