tobymac93:
[color=#006600][/color]yes, it is very possible. I only studied for about 5 days and managed to get an overall band of 7.0 and the least I got across each section was 6.0. So 1 month is a lot of time to prepare.

Download IELTS British council app from the app store. And also download IELTS Mock test app from the app store.

You should go on youtube and search for IELTS Liz. She's very good.

Thanks bro

Thegamingorca:



I studied for 2weeks. (4days of serious studies whilst working) and had more than 7.0 in three sections of the exam


I didn't use any hardcopy or attend any tutorials. I even only got serious with it after getting a week ban from commenting in the travel section by justwise.

The ďay of the final exam was the day my ban expired

Thanks for the motivation, will try my best..
Did you have any soft copy then?

To those who have written their exams, is it possible to study for a month and have like 7.0 in all sections?
And please if anyone has hard copy of IELTS study materials and stays in Abuja or close by, I would be glad to come and get them from you.
thanks.

To those who have written their exams, is it possible to study for a month and have like 7.0 in all sections?
And please if anyone has hard copy of IELTS study materials and stays in Abuja or close by, I would be glad to come and get them from you.
thanks.

To those who have written their exams, is it possible to study for a month and have like 7.0 in all sections?
And please if anyone has hard copy of IELTS study materials and stays in Abuja or close by, I would be glad to come and get them from you.
thanks.

benji93:
1. No, as a Nigerian you are not recognized as a native speaker(UK, US, Australia), so your certificates from Nigeria won't help you, unless you studied English.

2. Generally that's what is required to get a stable English teaching job at most institutions- language schools and conventional schools. Some language schools do accept teachers without language certificates though, but you may run into problems such as sudden lay offs and late salary payment- you may be owed for months. Most established language schools usually require the language teaching certificate.

3. How easy? I can only speak about Ankara. It's neither easy nor hard. You may need to know the right people, especially Africans that are into teaching in one form or another. Istanbul is larger, so you would expect a higher demand for teachers, so perhaps you stand a better chance getting an English teaching job there without a language certificate. Language school's pay per hour. 15-30 TL generally. Traditional school's pay monthly salaries in the range 3000-5000TL. If you have the Language certificate, you could be earning close to or over 5000TL. Note that I have not considered international schools.

4. It's a No for traditional schools. They usually require you to work full time. For language schools, you usually get paid per hour (accumulated over a month), and they have different schedules that suit different classes/levels of people, so you may only apply for periods compatible with your undergraduate program's timetable.

I leave you to convert the money to dollars yourself. Do not measure the actual worth of the mentioned amounts by converting to Naira. The cost of living here is probably more than double that of Nigeria, even in Ankara- I understand Istanbul is more expensive.

You need to also come with funds that can sustain you for months, as you may not get the job as soon as you arrive.

Note that my entire submission is mostly from the perspective of someone who resides in Ankara. This is also a general consideration, you may get lucky and beat the odds. But I strongly advise you not to count on luck.

Thank so much for your details replied, I really appreciate u bro. However please I would love to get in touch with u on WhatsApp,
my no is 08105910422.
Stay bless sir.

Dejoe2019:
Honestly, i tire for the guy wey spend only 8 days and know Turkey more than those of us who have been here for long. People spew a lot of thrash online. Turkey is a beautiful country far ahead of Nigeria in many ways. Turkey is certainly not the best country in the world, but cannot be compared to Nigeria.

thanks for the enlightenment bro.
please help me answer these questions.

1. Can I use HND certificate to teach English in Turkey?
2. Did I need to have TOSEL before I can be employed to teach English in Turkey?
3. How easy is it to get English teaching job in Turkey? and the pay like how much?
4. Can I be teaching and doing Bachelor degree program at the same time in Turkey? note that I will be sponsoring myself from d salary I get while teaching.
hope to hear from you soonest.
thanks.

fispet2009:




I just smile when I see how some people jump into irrational conclusion when they have no full understanding of a situation. I presumed he stayed in the slum part of Istabnul (probably Aksaray) and met people who ain’t doing well here I live in Turkey, teach English and obviously earn far beyond the amount you stated above.
Very few places in the world has free and boyant economy, everyone needs to struggle and think outside the box for survival.
Living in Turkey might be stressful and disappointing at the start but if you are persistent, diligent, hardworking and innovative your journey will be worth the stress and cost.

thanks for the enlightenment bro.
please help me answer these questions.

1. Can I use HND certificate to teach English in Turkey?
2. Did I need to have TOSEL before I can be employ to teach English in Turkey?
3. How easy is it to get English teaching job in Turkey? and the pay like how much?
4. Can I be teaching and doing Bachelor degree program at the same time in Turkey? note that I will be sponsoring myself from d salary I get while teaching.
hope to hear from you soonest.
thanks.

fispet2009:




I just smile when I see how some people jump into irrational conclusion when they have no full understanding of a situation. I presumed he stayed in the slum part of Istabnul (probably Aksaray) and met people who ain’t doing well here I live in Turkey, teach English and obviously earn far beyond the amount you stated above.
Very few places in the world has free and boyant economy, everyone needs to struggle and think outside the box for survival.
Living in Turkey might be stressful and disappointing at the start but if you are persistent, diligent, hardworking and innovative your journey will be worth the stress and cost.

thanks for the enlightenment bro.
please help me answer these questions.

1. Can I use HND certificate to teach English in Turkey?
2. Did I need to have TOSEL before I can be employ to teach English in Turkey?
3. How easy is it to get English teaching job in Turkey? and the pay like how much?
4. Can I be teaching and doing Bachelor degree program at the same time in Turkey? note that I will be sponsoring myself from d salary I get while teaching.
hope to hear from you soonest.
thanks.

ahbflex:
Good please am about to apply to klapedia university for bsc in social work for the fall semester so I want to start early. I've gone through all the requirements and feel am qualified but I still need opinions from you guys.
1 my waec is since 2011 but is very good,i have 3B, 1A, 4C, 1D .I Believe it's above 60perecent to get admission at kapledia university. I am 25years
2 do I photocopy my original certificate in coloured and notarize that and send. Because I can't send my original to them as it is quite risky.
I need advice from someone who has passed this stage to guide me with what to do.

you don't need to send your original certificate to them, just do photocopy and add WAEC scratch card to it, so that they can confirm it by themselves.

femijck:


You’re very correct bro.... especially the first paragraph. It’s not easy.... most of my typing are done in my precious time. And that’s why I hardly reply PM except when it’s very confidential and I have been informed earlier. But some of the beautiful comments makes it all worth it.

Mr Femi Weldon for d good job here,
I have few questions to ask and they are confidential, thus would be glad if you can give me d privilege to have private conversations with u.
my email: jubrilismaelolanrewaju@gmail.com
I have also sent PM to u.
hope to hear from u soon.
thanks

oduzbaba89:
I have first degree since 24 years old, now am 30 going for second bachelor, so have being working bro but for msc fees can't afford . So how can I convince the consular for second basc


A

You can try and convince the consular by highlighting the reason why you want to go for second degree such as your passion for the new course, your future goal, what you will be able to achieve with the new course and so on. just my little knowledge I hope gurus in the house contribute their quota.

oduzbaba89:
Good morning I write 4 different universities in luthania over the weekend and I got almost the same answer.

The question is that is 30 years and above have the chance of getting admission for bachelor and what are the chances in obtaining the the study permit.

The schools said admission may be granted but getting the visa for 30 years and above for bachelor may not be guaranteed not impossible, so I just decide to share it here so that people can make decisions or advise .

I want apply for another bsc because I obtain first degree when I was 24 now trying to do another bsc cos the msc tooo expensive for me, any advice, input I will welcome it.

Base on the information I was able to gathered because we are on the same situation. You needs to have a concrete plan or reason for getting another b.sc.

Because consulars are psychologist. You can't tell a consular you finished secondary school since this while and you v not done anything all dis while till you clocked 30, ....

xaggar:


Answer to First question is yes. Get a 1st or 2nd degree.

2nd question is tricky. Yes may be the answer but it's not "workable". It's kind of an unrealistic rule. I'm on level 12 and non commissioned but led or ordered by a commissioned officer in level 8 even after being on the job much earlier and longer and even receive a better pay.

please sir, do u knows or can u predict when civil defense will shortlist successful candidates for screening?

OK, thanks so much brother, I will check their website @netismyhome

Dear all,
Please, as am not financial boyount I have been trying to get schools in Lithuania that accept installmental payment for tuition fee, but I wasn't able to get one. So I beg u guys if anybody knows school that accept installemental payment or know another step I could takes to get one I would be greatiful.
my profile (HND ARCHITECTURE UPPER CREDIT). am going for Bachelor Degree.
Thanks.

greeting to members
please I have OND and HND in Architecture upper credit. I need advice on which program is best to apply to ( undergraduate, pre-master, PGD) and any suggestion on schools with low tuition fee/scholarship.
Note: I don't have any English test.
I finished my service last year and got where I dey manage now.
your contribution will be appreciated.
Thanks.

Good member, please I need an expert plotter engineer who stay in Abuja. our plotter develop print head problem. the specification of the plotter is Designjet 500 plus plotter machine. our office address Area 2, section 2, Gariki, Abuja. Note is really urgent

plz guys is JAMB direct entry form still available?

Happy Friday all
Am just being curious ni ooo.. is there any country in this world that u would not find one or two Nigerians living there?

Thanks so much bosses
@ dammymayor n Metabolite01...am very grateful for ur kindly advices bros.

I will weigh it and go 4 d one dts best for me

dammymayor:
Wow! Been a loooooooong time. Good to see the ministry is moving. I’ve been observing for a while actually. Silently. Gurus on the house doing a good job. Had to jump in tonight though to help this brother. Bro. Go ahead and apply. You are safe. My friend left for Germany in 2014 and was in the same exact shoes your are. He was admitted to Msc mechanical engineering University Duisburg-Essen. The programmer is a 75-25 programme, hence he was required to present A2 before resuming 1st semester and B2 by third semester. He did not know a word of German. He applied to a language school and got the admission letter and applied for the visa. He got the Visa and left. He was to resume summer semester 2014. He had to resume winter semester 2014 because he used the time frame to get to A2. IN GERMANY! your letter clearly states you should come andlearn German in Germany just exactly like his did. Just look for a language school in your city, get the letter of acceptance (takes like 5 days) and apply for your visa. Nobody will deny you the opportunity of learning the language in Germany. The worst that can happen is you will resume 6 months later than stated.
Cheers!!!

wow......
thanks so much for d clarification boss.
actually am also heading to d same school as ur friend....if u can connect me with him to be able to get more information from him, I will be grateful

BabaEuro:


First are you going for B.Sc or Masters? When is your main course programme going to start?. For a summer programme, you should already have A2 now so that by the time you resume the language school you will be able to attain B1 . Else it will be risky applying for visa with it.

thanks for swift response
B. sc.... my course summer2019.
if I got u rite u mean is best for me to do my Germany language class here in Nigeria?

I have HND upper credit in architecture. if u get any school u can recommend dt av related course n taught in English fully. I would be grateful.... thanks

BabaEuro:
Since your course is 50/50, In addition to taking a German class, the most important thing is to get your German language certificate as a prove of your proficiency in German. You should be able to know from your course requirements the type and level of language certificate required. Without this certificate, embassy may not proceed your application.

Thanks...
D requirement is German B1 level.

My school says I can get a conditional admission letter with I will use for visa process n when I get to Germany I will do d Germany language class first before beginning with degree course.
So my fear is dt if conditional admission letter will not have a negative effect on my visa interview

Plz gurus in d house I need ur help. Is there any bad effects on Using a conditional admission letter to apply for visa.
Bcs my school said they can only give me conditional admission bcs my proposed course is taught in 50/50 English /german. Dt I need to do German class first when I get there before proceeding to degree course

Mrvyktor:


Batch B stream II is February

May for Batch A

pls bro can graduate who finished August dis year be posted for batch b stream I?

TheDreamChaser:
AM mail finally dropped today

Interview date: 24/02/2017
Funded: 5/04/2017
Funding Confirmation: 7/04/2017
AM Mail: 12/04/2017

Special thanks to honourableseyi and everyone who guided me through this journey. May the good Lord be with you all

congrats bro. wish u more success as u start new journey in life.