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Definitely YES... A student is entitled to 20 hours per week for work during term-period |
adebunmi07:Lol.... ![]() One really can't say .. Its all about preference. Both Countries surely do have something to offer International students / Immigrants. |
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lanrayx:Hello Again, If you're truly ready to walk the walk and be thoroughly committed to acquiring EXCELLENT/DISTINCT IT skills, then I'll advise IT specialized course. Cheers |
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lanrayx:I think its your personal decision to make. However, you can decide better by where you see yourself in the next 5 years. Or by what your plan is as regards career path and future aspirations? Based on your question however, with a degree in sociology or political science- Philosophy / Business Psychology/ IT may be a masters alternative . However, for IT related courses, you need an edge to compete with other hardcore qualified IT graduates e.g developing your programming or database or web /software development skills to exceptional levels. Cheers |
adesbaba:What would you like to know? |
. *** Living costs in Limerick, Cork, Galway for 2017 was placed at EUR 7,000 for visa processing and EUR 11,000 for Dublin... If that helps. Cheers |
eldee365:Ireland is not as generous yet as the UK-which is totally understandable, An average university in the UK gets at least 100 international students yearly thus giving few candidates 50% off their tuition fees won't be something strenuous. I'll suggest you research Business Institutions and scholarships available to International students and requirements for application. All the best |
debris:Apologies if you feel offended, I'll expect intelligent people to know thats a typographical error. Plus difference btw EUR 9000 AND £9000 is #70,000 so it still falls within the same bracket. |
Job Ad: Business Development Analyst needed (M/F: Below 28 years). Roles & Responsibilities: =============== • Monitoring, analysing and improving their company’s business • Conducting research, interpreting data and making recommendations based on their findings. • Writing Business proposals & Grant requests • Project/ Event planning and management • Create financial models, communicate with current and prospective clients, generate pitch decks and identify new business opportunities. • Must be able to track and record metrics, data and statistics on company performance, connections, client retention, customer retention and finances on a regular basis. • Must be able to work from Ibadan • 40% Travelling (Lagos, Enugu, PH & Abuja) • Must be able to use MS-Excel, MS-project, Word, PowerPoint /Prezi & SQL proficiently. • Should have passion for Education, Travels & Tours Skills & Qualification: ============== • HND /BA/BSc/MSc Business, Operations, Accounting, Analytics, Finance or Marketing • Project management Certification • Excellent Interpersonal skills • Attention to Detail • Multitasking • Problem-solving • Financial Acumen • Ability to work independently • Advanced Research Skills. • Sales & Marketing skills *** highly desirable. Work Environment ============ •Must be willing to work long and flexible hours to meet project deadlines. •Time is spent primarily in a climate controlled office. •Must be able to spend long hours looking at a computer screen and keyboarding. •Must be willing to travel to conferences, seminars and client locations. To apply: Send a zipped folder containing: your CV, Project management Certification and 1 page report on: “What products in the market are getting attention and why do you think they are relevant?” to sales.info@icas.com.ng by 31st October, 2017 . |
Postgraduate Diploma in International Business 11. Postgraduate Diploma in International Business and Law 12. Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting and Finance Management |
STUDY OPPORTUNITIES IN IRELAND WITH 2 YEARS WORK PERMIT ? Read / follow this thread: https://www.nairaland.com/4056995/general-irish-student-visa-work Please note that , Tuition fees and living costs is similar to the UK, just that once you complete your academic program, you can stay back and work full-time and even get your Indefinite Leave to Remain in the Country. |
adesbaba:The Republic of Ireland does not require GMAT before you get an admission offer. Kindly look read the thread and google if there are scholarships available for your programme. Cheers |
HND Qualifications ---Do we stand a chance to study in Ireland ? ================================================== I'll be addressing getting an admission offer in Irish Universities with a Higher National Diploma (HND) Result today. I've received significant number of queries which includes: Can a HND graduate apply to study in Ireland? to Duration of studies for HND graduates. Yes, as a HND graduate you can study almost anywhere in the world once you have the required funds available. Securing an admission offer for HND graduate is similar to BSc gradautes with a third class degree especially for Republic of Ireland and Canada . |
samuelkingz:Hi Samuel, Republic of Ireland also have Scholarships available to International students- Feel free to google or find offers available through: http://scholarship-positions.com/category/ireland-scholarships/ Good-luck |
lovesavvi:In a seminar I attended in Feb organised by the Irish embassy in Lagos, they stated they require it. However, if you have any additional proof asides the English test e.g A letter from your University , they may waive that as a requirement. It is always better to provide more documents than not enough ----If you however studied in the UK, US English test is not required. Cheers |
Post-study work PERMIT in IRELAND (Yess O) =========================== So Ireland is probably thanking God for BREXIT..LOL Recently, Republic of Ireland has stepped up her game and going real in by taking opportunities- skilled graduates the UK is letting off. They've increased their post-study work permit from 1 year to 2 years for Graduates who successfully complete their masters program (Level 9). With more companies closing shop in the UK and moving to Ireland (needless to mention Ireland remains within the EU and now only the English speaking Country in Europe), this Country provides a [b]safe Haven[/b]for businesses and more work opportunities graduates especially, in Tech, Health and Engineering;with the likes of FACEBOOK, GOOGLE, PayPal , Irish NHS, Diageo, Coca-cola, kraft foods (Cadbury) as employers of labor based in Ireland and many more moving business from the UK to Ireland . |
Hi Adebunmi, Irish Study permit /Visa application takes 4 -8 weeks in Nigeria. Cheers |
Yes, Germany has a Tuition-free policy, however semester charge applies. Excluding the fact that you need £9000 in a German Blocked account- Not to talk about the £3000 + for pre-sessional language classes. This is a thread to make people more aware of the benefits of studying in IRELAND as compared to the UK. I'll be discussing more about the 2 years work permit available to graduates of Masters program and opportunity for Permanent settlement in Future posts. Cheers |
Getting Admission offer to study in Ireland ========================== Foundation & Undergraduate ================== For foundation/pre-bachelors programs in Business, Engineering, Sciences and Medical courses- Entry requirement is at least 5 0-level credit results (WAEC/GCE/IGCSE/NECO), this should include credits in English and MATHEMATICS. While for Medical courses, students should have exceptional results with As & Bs. |
Republic of Ireland ============ The Republic of Ireland occupies most of the island of Ireland, off the coast of England and Wales. Its capital, Dublin, is the birthplace of writers like Oscar Wilde, and home of Guinness beer, it is also home to top-tech organisations such as Facebook, Google INC, PayPal etc. Capital: Dublin Dialing code: +353 Currency: Euro Legislature: Oireachtas President: Michael D. Higgins Ireland, is the only English speaking Country in Europe asides the UK. |
Hello All, WELCOME TO IRISH STUDY VISA THREAD ========================== I am creating this thread to answer any queries on how to get : 1. Admission offers in Ireland 2. Visa processing 3. The post study work visa types available in Ireland 4. Opportunities for IT , Engineering and Health scs Students /Graduates. Ask me any questions on the above and I believe I should be able to provide valid information. Cheers |