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Education › Re: Fairliegh Dickinson University Scholarships by Megzyone(op): 10:07pm On May 06, 2008
Fellow Nairalanders,

I just wanted to add a few comments following recent postings by some people regarding Fairliegh Dickinson University Scholarships. Comments like the ones posted by Beelala and Jarod certainly would not encourage individuals that may have beneficial information to share.

To the two of them all I can say is I have not asked you for money nor directed anyone to come to me for anything. For your information, I don't even live in Nigeria. I found some relevant information which I felt people might benefit from back home and posted them here. I would have thought the right thing to do if you doubted the credibility of the information is to research or contact the university directly but people would rather open their large gobs and yap. If it helps visit http://view.fdu.edu/default.aspx?id=3553 and search for scholarships. I obviously benefitted from a Full Scholarship for my Masters Degree so I know there are scholarships out there. You only have to find them. Thanks Beelala and Jarod for the insults and name-calling.

Kind Regards,

Megzyone
Educational Services › Fairliegh Dickinson University Scholarships by Megzyone(op): 9:17am On Apr 20, 2008
FDU has approved up to 30 scholarship awards for Nigerian students. For this first year, the awards are for undergraduate degree courses towards achieving:

1. a BSC in Information Technology

2.  a BSc. in Business Management with a specialisation in Technology.

The scholarships range from a 15% cover of tuition fees to an 80% cover of tuition fees for a three year study.
Minimum Academic Qualifications Requirements

1. The minimum requirement for the scholarships is 5 C’s in O’ levels including English and Mathematics preferably at one sitting (although similar qualifications at two sittings may also be considered).
2. For candidates with OND, a minimum of a lower credit together with 5 C’s from O’levels is also acceptable
3. HND holders can also apply for the scholarship, these would not need to show evidence of a good O’Level but will be required to have a minimum of a  Lower Credit to qualify
4. Also, those in the first and second year of their Universities can equally apply but will be required to have an average GPA of 3.5 and above (i.e. a 2-1 grade). It may be possible to transfer credits to FDU programmes provided such candidates from reputable Universities have sound academic standing.

Duration of Course

All courses for this scheme are scheduled for September, 2008 resumption. The duration for the course study is dependent on the person’s qualifications

1. Candidates with good O’levels and OND  will take three years to complete the course
2. Candidates with sound academic standing who have completed first year of studies at reputable universities in Nigeria may be able to complete the course within three years. Please note that FDU reserves the right to accept or reject any transfer of academic credits.
3. Candidates with HND, or who have already completed the second year of their University Education in Nigeria will take two years to complete the course.

Amount of Scholarships
There are up to 30 scholarships available to Nigerians who wish to study any of the two courses listed above. Any candidate with a firm offer of admission to study at Farleigh Dickinson University (FDU), Canada, commencing September 2008, will be given a scholarship up to an incredible $51,000. The exact amount of scholarships given is will be dependent on the academic standing of the candidate, and at the discretion of the University.

Note that the total tuition fees for study in FDU is $15,750 USD per academic year; three years of study; two semesters per academic year)

Documents Required
To be eligible for the scholarships, all candidates are expected to provide evidence of their academic qualifications as well as three reference letters (two academic references and a personal reference). All academic references must be provided on the official letter-head of the candidates’ school, stamped and signed by a high ranking officer of the institution and by the candidates’ personal tutor.

Before the admission offers are given:

1. Candidates with O’levels will provide certified true copies of their WAEC/GCSE/NECO results together with a scratch card/pin from WAEC which will be used for verification by the selection panel.
2. Candidates with OND, HND or in the first or second year of their study in an institution will provide their Statement of Result/transcripts.
3. All short-listed candidates are required to supply an attestation by a sponsor that they would be able to pay the balance of the tuition fees if they receive a part-scholarship award.
Note – For the Visa Application process however, a detailed and recent statement of account (Statement must be dated within the last six months) must be provided by the candidate to be eligible for a visa.


For more information, contact
Akin Alamu on +234 (0) 8075934894
15 Akinremi Street, off Anifowose, Ikeja, Lagos
Email: fduscholarships@xnfoundation.org
fduscholarships@xnfoundation.ca
Education › Fairliegh Dickinson University Scholarships by Megzyone(op): 9:15am On Apr 20, 2008
FDU has approved up to 30 scholarship awards for Nigerian students. For this first year, the awards are for undergraduate degree courses towards achieving:

1. a BSC in Information Technology

2. a BSc. in Business Management with a specialisation in Technology.

The scholarships range from a 15% cover of tuition fees to an 80% cover of tuition fees for a three year study.
Minimum Academic Qualifications Requirements

1. The minimum requirement for the scholarships is 5 C’s in O’ levels including English and Mathematics preferably at one sitting (although similar qualifications at two sittings may also be considered).
2. For candidates with OND, a minimum of a lower credit together with 5 C’s from O’levels is also acceptable
3. HND holders can also apply for the scholarship, these would not need to show evidence of a good O’Level but will be required to have a minimum of a Lower Credit to qualify
4. Also, those in the first and second year of their Universities can equally apply but will be required to have an average GPA of 3.5 and above (i.e. a 2-1 grade). It may be possible to transfer credits to FDU programmes provided such candidates from reputable Universities have sound academic standing.

Duration of Course

All courses for this scheme are scheduled for September, 2008 resumption. The duration for the course study is dependent on the person’s qualifications

1. Candidates with good O’levels and OND will take three years to complete the course
2. Candidates with sound academic standing who have completed first year of studies at reputable universities in Nigeria may be able to complete the course within three years. Please note that FDU reserves the right to accept or reject any transfer of academic credits.
3. Candidates with HND, or who have already completed the second year of their University Education in Nigeria will take two years to complete the course.

Amount of Scholarships
There are up to 30 scholarships available to Nigerians who wish to study any of the two courses listed above. Any candidate with a firm offer of admission to study at Farleigh Dickinson University (FDU), Canada, commencing September 2008, will be given a scholarship up to an incredible $51,000. The exact amount of scholarships given is will be dependent on the academic standing of the candidate, and at the discretion of the University.

Note that the total tuition fees for study in FDU is $15,750 USD per academic year; three years of study; two semesters per academic year)

Documents Required
To be eligible for the scholarships, all candidates are expected to provide evidence of their academic qualifications as well as three reference letters (two academic references and a personal reference). All academic references must be provided on the official letter-head of the candidates’ school, stamped and signed by a high ranking officer of the institution and by the candidates’ personal tutor.

Before the admission offers are given:

1. Candidates with O’levels will provide certified true copies of their WAEC/GCSE/NECO results together with a scratch card/pin from WAEC which will be used for verification by the selection panel.
2. Candidates with OND, HND or in the first or second year of their study in an institution will provide their Statement of Result/transcripts.
3. All short-listed candidates are required to supply an attestation by a sponsor that they would be able to pay the balance of the tuition fees if they receive a part-scholarship award.
Note – For the Visa Application process however, a detailed and recent statement of account (Statement must be dated within the last six months) must be provided by the candidate to be eligible for a visa.


For more information, contact
Akin Alamu on +234 (0) 8075934894
15 Akinremi Street, off Anifowose, Ikeja, Lagos
Email: fduscholarships@xnfoundation.org
fduscholarships@xnfoundation.ca
Career › Re: Ford Foundation Scholarships For Nigerian Applicants by Megzyone(op): 5:45pm On Nov 15, 2006
Hi please contact these address for more details.

Pathfinder International Nigeria
Plot 1456 Justice Sowemimo St.
Off Gen T.Y. Danjuma St.
Asokoro, Abuja FCT
Tel: +234-9314 7378/9
Fax: +234-9-3147380

E-mail: ifpnigeria@pathfind.org

Website: www.pathfind.org/ifp
Career › Ford Foundation Scholarships For Nigerian Applicants by Megzyone(op): 8:53pm On Nov 13, 2006
Hi Guys,

Please find below websites for Ford foundation scholarships for Nigerian applicants.

Best of luck.

www.pathfind.org/ifp

http://www.aau.org/ifp/announce.htm


Megzyone
Education › Scholarships For International Students by Megzyone(op): 1:20pm On Nov 01, 2006
Hi guys,

I stumbled upon these sites offering scholarships for international students so I thought it would be nice to share it with you.

I hope you find them useful.


http://www.internationalstudentloan.com

http://www.internationalscholarships.com


Best of luck!

Megzy
Career › Re: Should I Return To Nigeria To Work? by Megzyone: 2:17pm On Oct 26, 2006
Ol Boy,
Na wah o!!! Well, finish your course first get your HSMP or work permit and then start dreaming.If you get a good graduate job in London ofcourse stay but if not head home and look for a job. I am about to do the same.You may not be able to get a good job on a student visa.
Politics › Re: Efcc On Youtube: Nabs 419 Scammers by Megzyone: 2:12pm On Oct 26, 2006
Career › Re: Age Barriers To Graduate Employment In Nigeria by Megzyone: 9:42pm On Oct 01, 2006
Age discrimination is the main area of discrimination which is protected in some other countries but which was not directly protected in Nigeria. Laws outlawing discrimination based on age changed from today-1 October 2006 when the Employment Equality (Age) Regulations 2006 came into force. The Regulations have arrived in advance of the December deadline set by the Equal Treatment Framework Directive (2000/78/EC) which requires the UK to implement national legislation preventing age discrimination.

Although the legislation is new and complex it gives some sort of indication of acceptable and unacceptable practice in the workplace which stipulates that an individual must be judged primarily based on skill and abilities to perform on the job rather than age. The House of Assembly is too busy legislating on furniture allowance maybe when they finish they may be able to find time for this debate which is crippling our economy.
Please see http://www.cipd.co.uk/EmploymentLaw/FAQ/_Agediscrim/_FAQ/QA_9.htm for more details.
Jobs/Vacancies › Oil Company Jobs by Megzyone(op): 11:19am On Sep 23, 2006
Hi Guys, I found these jobs on http://www.nigeriagalleria.com . I thought it may be useful to some of us. Good luck!

Megzy

Sector: Oil & Gas
Position/Qualification/Experience:
(1) Senior Accountant, First degree in relevant field with ACA/ACCA, 5 years cognate experience (in the Oil & Gas industry will be an advantage), excellent understanding of contemporary accounting standards, computer literacy and within 30 & 35 years of age.
(2) Junior Accountant, First degree in relevant field with ACA/ACCA, 3 years cognate experience (in the Oil & Gas industry will be an advantage), excellent understanding of contemporary accounting standards, computer literacy and within 28 & 32 years of age.
(3) Administration/Logistics Officer, Relevant first degree, a post-graduate degree as an added advantage with 5 years cognate experience in a large company and within the ages of 30 & 35.
Contact: Send application and CV to recruitment@nextzon.com.
Closing Date: 26 September 2006.


Company: Nigeria LNG Limited
Sector: Oil & Gas
Position/Qualification/Experience:
(1) Technician (ref: PE//2006/001), HND in Electrical/Instrumentation/Mechanical Engineering with upper credit preferably with professional qualification (minimal NQV-3 or equivalent) and 5 years cognate experience. Must possess strong knowledge of Utility Systems and must not be more than 35 years old. (2) Civil Engineer (ref: PEC/2006/001), BSc Civil/Structural Engineering [2.1] with 5 years construction, engineering or maintenance experience in the oil & gas industry, of which 3 years must have been in Inspection. Must not be more than 35 years old.
(3) Mechanical Engineer (ref: PEM/2006/001), BSc Mechanical Engineering or its equivalents [2.1] with 5 years post-graduate experience, 3 in Maintenance Engineering and Design (preferably, plant maintenance) in the oil & gas industry. Must be proficient in Maintenance Engineering and Design and must not be more than 40 years old.
(4) Rotating Equipment Engineer (ref: PEM/2006/002), same as 3 above.

(5) Surveyor (ref: PEO/2006/001), BSc Quantity Surveying or Construction Economics [2.1] with 7 years post-graduate experience in Quantity Surveying, 4 in projects on the oil & gas industry and must not be more than 40 years old.
Contact: Apply to the Manager, Manpower Planning & Resourcing, through any of the following addresses: Nigerian LNG Limited, C&C Towers, Plot 1684, Sanusi Fafunwa Street, Victoria Island, PMB 12774, Lagos. / Nigerian LNG Limited, Amadi Creek, Integrated Service Base, Off Eastern Bye-pass, Port Harcourt. / Nigerian LNG Limited, Plant Complex, Bonny Island, Rivers State. / Nigerian LNG Limited, House 20, Shell Trustees Estate, Maitama, Abuja. With the reference no. of position applied for written on the top left-hand corner of the envelope. The CV should be formatted in the order below:
• SURNAME
• FIRST NAME/INITIALS
• DATE OF BIRTH
• AGE
• STATE OF ORIGIN
• SEX
• MARITAL STATUS
• CONTACT ADDRESS (not PO Box)
• TELEPHONE NUMBER
• E-MAIL ADDRESS
• INSTITUTION(S) ATTENDED WITH DATES
• DEGREE(S) OBTAINED WITH DATES
• CLASS OF DEGREE
• PREVIOUS WORK EXPERIENCE
• REFEREES
Closing Date: 3 October 2006.
Sector: Oil & Gas
Position/Qualification/Experience:
(1) Senior Accountant, First degree in relevant field with ACA/ACCA, 5 years cognate experience (in the Oil & Gas industry will be an advantage), excellent understanding of contemporary accounting standards, computer literacy and within 30 & 35 years of age.
(2) Junior Accountant, First degree in relevant field with ACA/ACCA, 3 years cognate experience (in the Oil & Gas industry will be an advantage), excellent understanding of contemporary accounting standards, computer literacy and within 28 & 32 years of age.
(3) Administration/Logistics Officer, Relevant first degree, a post-graduate degree as an added advantage with 5 years cognate experience in a large company and within the ages of 30 & 35.
Contact: Send application and CV to recruitment@nextzon.com.
Closing Date: 26 September 2006.


Sector: Oil & Gas
Position/Qualification/Experience: (1) Senior Service Technician (SST001) – Port Harcourt, BSc/HND Engineering or equivalents with 5 years cognate experience. (2) Health, Safety, Security & Environment (HSSE) coordinator (HSSE001) – Port Harcourt, BSc/HND with 3 years cognate experience.
Contact: Forward CV stating the reference code on the envelope to: The Human Resources Manager, PO Box 71873, Victoria Island, Lagos.
Closing Date: 26 September 2006.


Sector: Oil & Gas
Position: Chief Accountant
Qualification/Experience: BSC/HND Accounting with ACA, ACCA or ACIT and 5 years working experience outside audit experience, must be fully computer literate and not more than 35 years old.
Contact: Mail CV to: apply_cants@yahoo.com
Closing Date: 26 September 2006.


Sector: Oil & Gas
Position/Qualification/Experience:
(1) Trainee Maintenance Professionals (ME 2006), BSc (2-2)/HND (Upper Credit) in Electrical/Electronics Engineering with computer skills.
(2)Trainee Applied Formation Evaluation Professionals (AFE 2006), BSc Petroleum Engineering, Geology, Geophysics (2-2).
Contact: Forward CV and copies credentials with the reference code (ME 2006 or AFE 2006) marked boldly on the back of the envelope to: The Human Resources Lead, PO Box 462 Port Harcourt, Rivers State. Or The Human Resources Lead, PO Box 3694 Marina, Lagos.
Closing Date: 26 September 2006.


Sector: Oil & Gas
Position/Qualification/Experience:
(1) Trainee Draughtsmen, BSc/HND (or OND with extensive experience in AutoCAD) Engineering with knowledge of UNIX/Windows NT operating system. (2) Project Managers, BSc Engineering with COREN registration, 5yrs experience and knowledge of codes, standards, regulations and practices applicable to the design and construction of upstream & down structures/production facilities.
(3) Civil Engineers, as in 2 above with bias in road construction.
(4) Equipment Officer, HND Automobile/Mechanical Engineering with computer literacy and 5yrs experience in Heavy Duty Equipment Operation and Maintenance, not more than 35 years
Contact: Send CV, relevant credentials and application to: The Advertiser, Advert Box No. 994, Guardian Press Limited, P.M.B. 1217, Oshodi, Lagos.
Closing Date: 26 September 2006.


Sector: Oil & Gas
Position/Qualification/Experience:
(1) Project Engineers (ref: PE 01), BSc Mechanical/Civil/Structural Engineering or approved alternate with 10 years cognate experience.
(2) Mechanical Engineers (ref: ME 02), BSc Mechanical Engineering or its equivalent with 12 years cognate experience.
(3) Structural Engineers (ref: SE 03), BSc Civil/Structural Engineering or its equivalent with 12 years cognate experience.
(4) Tenders/Bid Coordinators (ref: TBC 04), BSc/HND Engineering with 3 years cognate post NYSC experience.
(5) Telecomm Marketing ExecutiveBSc/HND Physics, Electrical/Electronics Engineering, Marketing or Business Management.
(6) Executive Office Managers (ref: EOM 06), BSc/HND Secretarial Studies with 2-3 years experience.
Contact: Forward CV and application to: resume@sycalinks.com quoting the reference no.
Closing Date: 26 September 2006.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Job Seekers: What Course Did You Study by Megzyone: 3:58pm On Sep 21, 2006
Hi there,

I obtained a B.Sc (Hons) Psychology at the University of Ibadan and a M.A. in Human Resources Management & Development (Northumbria University, UK). I have a Chatered Institute of Management and Development (CIPD) Certification, I am presently rounding off my Diploma in Management Information Systems at the London College of Computing and Management and my Prince 2 Foundation Level. Please send me any job info here.

Thanks.

Megzyone.

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