₦airaland Forum

omolakesi:
Hi, I am going to ARU for MSc in Town Planning, I will be in Chelmsford. Please I would like to know how easy it is to get a Part-Time Job? I will also like to know the cheapest way to move around.

adesamix:
ekiti plp don't appreciate what they ve now, they wil very soon crying like ondo state if they took wrong legs. bye 4 now.

maestrojay:
Theres is an exception for TRNC student visa interview. So whenever you are ready, gather your documents and visit the Turkish embassy on any Mondays, Wednesdays or Fridays.. Best of Luck

Rudian1:
hi,pls tell me what steps you are taking to secure admission, I'm very new to this wholestuff

Rudian1:
good question chinlov, I'm new to this thread and thanking God I found it. Pls is there any PhD applicant here, I'm hoping to apply for a PhD in education or psychology in Ireland and it would welcome any useful info. Thank you

Kranjar:
@Orofun1
Hi, I also got Msc admission for one year at USM to start in 2018, after which I will immediately start a PhD program. The issue I am faced with now is that I intend to defer the admission to 2022 because I also plan to work for about 4 years to save enough money for both programs. Please were you given a maximum amount of years that your admission can be deferred? I am in the process of cancelling my VAL and request that my admission be deferred hopefully for 4 years. I just don't want to go through the whole process of reapplying for admission.

macromyk:
Hi guys, good day. Please I need advise on an issue bothering me. I just finished from a tertiary institution here in Nigeria, and my aunt wants me to immediately go study for my masters in Malaysia. She is based there, however she says my certificate and transcript must be ready and would be taken to ministry of foreign affairs for it to be sfamped before we proceed .. the issue now is that I asked some of my course mates and also staffs in my school on when our certificate would be ready, they all said 2years above.. my question now is , without the certificate is there any hope of studying in Malay or what else can be used in place of certificate?

Abbey1987:
what's course did you studied for your Bsc..I'm a geologist and looking for a good course to apply for my Msc.

Chinlov:
good way to go. But I'm sure it will be charged and also how about if you are refused visa... Not you in particular oo�

ICaSNg:
Hello,

Interested in BSc programs for september or MSc Nursing or Top up BSc Nursing degree for 1 year?

Tuition fee at EUR9,000 - EUR 9,450 per year + free accommodation .

Courses include : Business, Agric, Civil Engineering, Culinary, Computer science, Pharmacy, Accounting, Nursing , Event Management etc.

Cheers

joshosas:
oh thats cool how far have u gone with your application and wat course are you looking at?

biodunolayinka:
Hello house, I got an offer from Dublin Institute of Technology to study MSc in Culinary Innovation and Food Product Dev.
What am I supposed to do next or will I just have to proceed to make payment first and #12,500 no be small money ooo.

lekibraky:
Are you sure it's per month or per week please be precise cos I only saw 600 euro per month in Carlow

Blessedolamide:
Like how much is the accommodation in Carlow per month?

Heimdall:
Please did they state in your offer letter how much you are to pay? I know the fee for MSc GIS is 12,500 euros, I'm trying to find out if they allow part payment or you are required to pay in full.

Thanks

foreverkind1:
What were the documents that you submitted ?

foreverkind1:
What month ,are you due to resume ?
Meanwhile, what course are you going for in msc ?

Chinlov:
Also you will apply for visa in the morning and by evening you will get the visa.

Some call it favour, others grace

holatunde1759:
Good day house. Please i want to know if there is any Univ in Ireland offering courses in Urban design and/or courses related to Urban and Regional Planning at Masters level.

Thanks.

Orofun1:
This forum is waiting for our nurses to contribute strictly for Nigerian trained nurses interested in travelling abroad in search of greener pastures. Let's come together to help each other and for those who have made the move, your experience and advice will be highly invaluable. Let's go there

Kunle2030:
Hello everyone.i have been following this thread for a long time tho I never posted.i will like to give back to this wonderful forum cos reading through the pages helped me.So I recently applied for a standard visitor visa and it was granted.i have been travelling to the UK in the last 18 years.i started out with a 6 months visa,then got a 2 years visitor visa twice and went on to 5 years visa.my 5 years visa recently expired so i decided to apply for a 10 year visa which was very expensive but I thought it's worth it if u can afford it and u get it. Here is my timeline:
Submitted at tls ikeja Feb 7,
Transferred to ukvi Feb 8,
Decision made email Feb 16
Collection email Feb 16.

One thing I learnt from my experience is that it is important to keep your application simple and honest.it is also important to have a very good travel history and don't abuse your visa.i have never stayed more than 3 weeks on holiday all thru my 5 years visa.3 weeks was the highest i ever stayed..there were many times I stayed 10 days and sometimes 3 days.

When I submitted I didn't have any payslips cos my company didn't give payslips so what I did was I had to get a letter from my office to introduce me and to state how long my annual leave will be for and also to state my salary.by the way my salary was about 105k naira not a lot really and it was never regurlaly paid.i submitted my personal bank statement with a balance of about 750k and also my salary account with zero balance just showing my salary deposits even though they were not regularly paid.
I didn't have any property so i didn't submit any evidence of one.i submitted letter of invitation,sponsors British passport biodata page and a proof of address from sponsor in form of an electric bill.
Those were all I submitted.infact when i remember when I went to submit at tls ikeja I felt intimidated cos there were people with loads of documents and i didnt have much to submit but alas,my 10 years standard visitor visa was granted.pls keep it simple,be honest and don't abuse the terms of your visa and try to make short trips..thanks justwise and ektokpe and all the contributors thanks for your selfless service.