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Sports › Re: The Audi Cars Gifted To Real Madrid Players For Christmas by jpride(m): 11:23pm On Dec 17, 2019 |
SaintHilary: See that mumu Hazard wey no gree score goal sef dey collect car 
Why are they standing by the side like they just want to rush nd snap You dey call Hazard mumu..... U no reall get sense |
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Travel › Re: Living And Working In Japan - Always In My Wish List by jpride(op): 10:31pm On Nov 29, 2019 |
owelle123: If your answer to the obvious questions i asked is yes, send me a pm. Two things are involved in Vietnam. Either you are coming for an English teaching job or you are coming to be shipping things to Nigeria as a business man. Yahoo bussines and hard drugs dealing is a red alert here. Check yourself very well and know were you fall before sending me a PM. I've done that. Pls check ur mailbox |
Travel › Re: Living And Working In Japan - Always In My Wish List by jpride(op): 1:58pm On Nov 29, 2019 |
owelle123: If your answer to the obvious questions i asked is yes, send me a pm. Two things are involved in Vietnam. Either you are coming for an English teaching job or you are coming to be shipping things to Nigeria as a business man. Yahoo bussines and hard drugs dealing is a red alert here. Check yourself very well and know were you fall before sending me a PM. Pls can u drop your email or phone number let me discuss with you? Or u can email me on jerryokpeh@gmail.com. Thanks bro |
Travel › Re: Living And Working In Japan - Always In My Wish List by jpride(op): 8:41am On Nov 27, 2019 |
owelle123: No Asian countries will allow you work or convert their visitors visa to work visa. If you can speak good American accent or good English, i will advise you to look towards coming to Vietnam to teach English language as a teacher. Minimum salary payment is $800 after tax with free accommodation. Feeding is very cheap and the Vietnamese are hospitable. You can make more research on your own. Bro are you in Vietnam? Again, is it possible to get English teaching job as a Nigerian? Pls give me detailed explanation |
Travel › Re: Living And Working In Japan - Always In My Wish List by jpride(op): 8:40am On Nov 27, 2019 |
blackbriar: the best way to migrate to japan and get a job is either by education route(postgraduate) and language school.
There are jobs plenty enough to go round but language barrier is your main problem. English teaching jobs are there but mostly favoured off to americans and europeans plus the salary isnt so bad but on the long run ....well you get the idea. If you are into IT, with a little study of japanese in a language school, jobs are available , as you need little japanese to work in that industry.
my advise , try postgraduate school route, 2 years masers program at a national university where you can learn japanese for free while studying for your masters degree.
the language school option is also there but the cost of the language school(1 year) is same as masters degree. Please do you know any school offering PGD, low budget? |
Travel › Re: Living And Working In Japan - Always In My Wish List by jpride(op): 8:37am On Nov 27, 2019 |
blackbriar: Eikawas as they are known are companies that handle english teaching jobs in Japan.
You are recruited (1 year visa) mostly and renewable based on performance and job availability, and sent off either to a school (high school) or company to teach students or company staff english language.
There is the JET programme by which japanese govt get volunteers from all over the world to come to japan to teach english in japanese school sadly only south africa is the only african country on that list but jamaicans are on the list.
Average salary ranges form 140,000yen to 200,000 yen but its at most a 2 years contract.You have to look for a job all over again; which is do-able You cannot change tourist visa to work visa, but if you do get a job while on the tourist visa , you go home and apply for the work visa from home.Whereas you can change student visa to work visa.
Japan is a very self reserved country. its a beautiful country but self reserved. and you can not overstay your visa in japan, you willbe detained indefinitely if you do. Thanks bro. Obviously study route is the better option |
Travel › Re: Living And Working In Japan - Always In My Wish List by jpride(op): 8:36am On Nov 27, 2019 |
Digitalstarlite: Incentives in d country is much for foreigners ,minimum is better and also wen u retire than Naija wet no fit boast of 24 hr light. One tin is DAT visa on arrival for Ecuador. Try Canada, New Zealand and Ora Europeans countries First of all, Ecuador is not visa on arrival. You need visa as a Nigerian. Secondly, it's among the poorest countries in the world. I won't take that risk. Talking about Europe and other countries, I just needed a place I can settle down easily and not encounter much difficulty securing a job. I think the study route wins it |
Travel › Re: Living And Working In Japan - Always In My Wish List by jpride(op): 8:27am On Nov 27, 2019 |
blackbriar: the best way to migrate to japan and get a job is either by education route(postgraduate) and language school.
There are jobs plenty enough to go round but language barrier is your main problem. English teaching jobs are there but mostly favoured off to americans and europeans plus the salary isnt so bad but on the long run ....well you get the idea. If you are into IT, with a little study of japanese in a language school, jobs are available , as you need little japanese to work in that industry.
my advise , try postgraduate school route, 2 years masers program at a national university where you can learn japanese for free while studying for your masters degree.
the language school option is also there but the cost of the language school(1 year) is same as masters degree. Thanks bro.....but to be sincere, I don't have the financial capacity to enroll for PGD or M.SC. I've checked their tuition fee, it's quite exorbitant. What I have at the moment can only take care of Visa, flight and BTA. I was thinking of taking a short course, but I don't know if I can get a cheap one |
Travel › Re: Living And Working In Japan - Always In My Wish List by jpride(op): 8:53pm On Nov 26, 2019 |
Digitalstarlite: Try Ecuador or Australia...because it easy and find English teaching jobs cos it lucrative to get...
Best of luck I thought Ecuador is a poor country. Let me make some researches. Thanks bro |
Travel › Living And Working In Japan - Always In My Wish List by jpride(op): 2:06pm On Nov 26, 2019 |
I've searched for Japan thread but unfortunately there is none. While people are so fucussed on migrating to Europe, Australia and North America, my dream country has always been Japan. I do not actually know much about the country but I feel it's a place where one can settle easily. I also learnt that their salary is competitive. In summary, I'm planning to migrate to Japan from April next year. If you have reports (negative or positive) about the country, please share here let me know if I'm making a mistake or not.
I want to know about availability of jobs, ease of getting visa, possibility of converting tourist visa to work permit and general living condition. Please share your meaningful experience |
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Celebrities › Re: Davido And Chioma Kiss Ahead Of His 27th Birthday by jpride(m): 12:27pm On Nov 21, 2019 |
So this rubbish will make front page but useful threads will never see page at all......... This nairaland sef na nonesense |
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Travel › Re: North Cyprus by jpride(m): 9:37am On Oct 24, 2019 |
wip7: North Cyprus
I would not have replied this, however for the newbie on this thread. This particular thread of North Cyprus started in 2009 and I have managed this thread since 2009 under the username wip/wip2/wip4/wip7.
I studied in Various countries (Nigeria, Germany and North Cyprus etc). I am a Professor in North Cyprus, co-researched/co=researching with various universities in various countries and I am/have been adjunct professors with universities in Canada, USA and UK.
I have worked in the international office of EMU, I have worked as vice dean of the faculty of Engineering at CSU and I am working currently at at EMU. I have lived for years in North Cyprus, owned properties in North Cyprus and I have supervised over 30 masters and PhD students in Cyprus and also co-supervised in various countries. Academically, I am the first and only graduate of EMU that graduated PhD with over 35 reputable research journals and I have benefitted from Turkish funding for my projects to the tune of 1million Turkish lira and am also applying for the same this year.
I have visited 72 countries for now and 65% of them all from north Cyprus. Citizen of 3 countries (two achieved from north Cyprus)
Also, I own a company that recruit interested students to study abroad and I don't charge my students for admission and NO SINGLE STUDENT WILL SAY WIP CHEATED ME OR LIED TO ME that CYPRUS is HEAVEN OR HELL.....(I have always told the way it is). My monthly salary is above 1 million Naira currently and earn a lot from my research so am not your regular agents that sit down to feed on students.
North Cyprus is not for a poor or struggling student...its for people that can survive financially and ready to study...with full determination and acquired skills such students will go far..........because I also studied in North Cyprus, become professor, earned all via a legal and smart working pathway....
I dont write all these to boast......and I know not all can be like me.....just to lay it that irrespective of countries you find yourself, define yourself, plan, focus and always go for positive goals.........most important make your country proud, everybody can achieve if each has laser focus, ready to acquire skills and develop in order to compete globally. When I was studying at EMU, I want to prove a point that a person from Africa can be well successful and am happy today. Contrary to a few coming from Africa and delve into drugs, yahoo and other various scams..............From my records, we have more than 40,000 students from Africa that are studying or have studied in north Cyprus but I can tell you we have just less than 40 that graduated with PhD and we have just 3 currently at Associate Professor level and less than 10 at Assistant professor level. But on a bad side, we have had more than 1000 that had been jailed or deported due to Drugs and SCAMS..............We need focussed, determined and honest people to change the orientation of foreigners towards Africa (Nigeria specifically).
We don't force, terrorised or beg people to come and study in North Cyprus.......if you are interested to study and have the finance, want to succeed and ready to do the work....you are welcome.....if you think other countries will suit your goals.....please go to other countries, do google search to see what fits your goals..............NOBODY forces or put a gun on another student to study any place.
As an academic, if i publish 10 papers in EMU per semester..........what I will get as a single author is roughly 21, million naira. and I have achieved more than that......If any of you in EMU please come to my office and am around to guide who is interested in research and acquiring skills, how many universities you have in Africa that pays you when you do research? How many students are ready to acquire skills to establish their own independent company? Please know why you are travelling and design your own future.....
Best wishes! . I have my first degree and will like to go for master's degree in North or South Cyprus. @Wip7 Please sir can you be of assistance to me? If so, how do I contact you? |
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Investment › Re: In Need Of KEKE NAPEP On Hire Purchase by jpride(op): 11:52pm On May 30, 2019 |
Still needed |