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Chiscomax:
Hello, thanks for yiur post. I have been trying to register but it does not go past that 'register page'. Please, what should i do?

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All the best guys!

DuduParaPara:
Please kindly send me a copy of the guide. Send it to duduparapara@yahoo.com ... I want to be a pilot. I will be self sponsored.

What is the possibility of landing a job after training and getting all the necessary licenses?

I`ve gone through the PEA website.. Most of the pages say "page not found"

Does PEA also handle helicopter pilot training?

Opportunities for pilots jobs are opening up due to growth in world traffic, and the large number of pilot retirements over the next decade. Now is an excellent time to train for a pilot career. However, the possibility of landing a job after training and getting all the necessary licenses depends on your flight time (experience) and where you enroll for training. Biggest airline companies like BA, EasyJet, VA, AA, etc give high preference to pilots who trained in top aviation schools like CAE, CTC, FTEJerez etc. and these schools are damn expensive that's why you see these airlines offering cadet programs for aspiring pilots to be trained at these schools.

If you are considering a job offer in Nigeria, my best advice is this: when you are done with your CPL before going for your type rating, get to know which airline in Nigeria you'd like to fly for, network with their pilots, meet with their chief pilots to discus pilots opportunities they might have, know their type of fleet, this will enable you to decide on what type of aircraft to type rate with. Most Nigerian airlines uses B737-5. for instance, if you type rate on the type of craft used by Arik Air, it will be much easier to land a job with them after your training with all the necessary licenses you get.

DuduParaPara:
Thanks... I'll be waiting for your response

PEA only train on fix wing.

DuduParaPara:
Please kindly send me a copy of the guide. Send it to duduparapara@yahoo.com ... I want to be a pilot. I will be self sponsored.

What is the possibility of landing a job after training and getting all the necessary licenses?

I`ve gone through the PEA website.. Most of the pages say "page not found"

Does PEA also handle helicopter pilot training?

I have more and more request coming in for the guide via email. I think of sharing a link here where everyone can have access to. pls I apologised if I have delivered the eBook to u yet. hopefully the link will be available by next week. sorry for any inconveniences.

the eBook answers these questions of yours but I doubt if pea train on rotary wing. get back to u on this tomorrow.

bedfordng:
your application for jumia affiliate was rejected. As for konga, you can make use of any website you did not register on konga provided you add the affiliate codes on each product you shared on the site else they won't be able to track the clicks and sales

thanks a bunch!

jboy73:
I check your site.
It has virus bro.
My phone is no longer working well

This doesn't fit u in anyway. u would have done better

jboy73:
Nawaooo is your site that bad? Sote common jumia reject u.
E mean say google go delete your blog or throw am for dustbin if u appply for AdSense

help me check out the site at www.eduansa.com
what could be the problem?

To me I feel because the site is new and no too much traffic for now. (just my educated guess)

VocalWalls:
Jumia rejected the application just like Adsense.

Your site is probably not as they want.

Thanks vocal for your quick respond. what do u think I should do so they can accept my application?

Hello there!

I applied to Jumia with www.eduansa.com for their affiliate network program and here's the email i received from them but i don't know what the bolded words means. pls also help me to review the site, thanks in advance:

"Dear applicant,

After an in-depth assessment of your marketing opportunities, we cannot accept your application to our Jumia partner network for the moment.

We would like to thank you for your application and welcome you to apply again in the future after you have optimized your marketing opportunities.

Nigeria: affiliateprogram@
Egypt: affiliate@eg.jumia.com
Pakistan: affiliate@daraz.pk
Kenya: affiliateprogram@jumia.co.ke
Maroc: affiliation@jumia.ma
Côte d'Ivoire : affiliation@jumia.ci
Uganda: marketing@jumia.ug

Kind regards,

Your Jumia partner network"

Lastly, can i use my Konga ads code on a website i didn't registered with? I have two websites, i registered one with Konga affiliate network and it was approved. I didn't want to bother registering the second website with them but to use the already approved site ads codes on my second website, can i do so?

My blogs:
www.eduansa.com
www.ansacareers.com

Thanks a lot!

Grinch:
Why don't u get urself a job offer letter abroad first, before trying to sell dis crap to other people? I bet there is no job offer, is just a fu*king scam

since u read this post have u been scam? that's how some folks miss out golden opportunities in the name of scam.
FYI: this post is meant to enlightened Nigerians about overseas jobs as compared to local jobs offers and also provide over 20 sites where u can submit your application/CV for jobs abroad.

In lil Wayne's voice " When opportunity knock I run out they back door shit I thought it was the cops"

I hope in your own case when opportunity knocks you open the door.

Cheers.

Hello everyone,

I have very interesting post for you.

Do you want to learn how to land a job offer, obtain your visa and travel abroad?


I have a very good friend living in Qatar with his family. I was talking to him about considering the possibilities of returning back to Nigeria. He then tells me his life story as an example on why he would not consider returning back.

Inherently… without being told: only 1 out of every 100 Nigerians would not want to move abroad. I have consider lots of presumable comfort that people talk about from steady electricity, job, transportation system, education and anything you can imagine.

What if I showed you how you can land a job offer, obtain your visa and travel abroad?

Keep reading!

Many individuals who are looking for a job with a fat salary prefer to go to abroad for working. Their reasoning is that – there are better job opportunities abroad than in Nigeria. If we reason in this line, then we would say rather elaborating that we are not far from the truth. Yes, you have a better career opportunities if you go abroad as we have most of the biggest companies located abroad. Oil&Gas Companies, Petrochemicals industries, and many more companies abroad have a variety of jobs to foreigners. To sum it up, there is huge number of job opportunities abroad.

Now comes the question, where can you find these job opportunities abroad? Well, I would prefer you to go to gulf countries like Saudi Arabia, unites Arab and Dubai.

These gulf countries offer the best job opportunities abroad that you are looking for and it provides you with the package that can meet your expectation. So, here are some of the major things that you need to know while you are preparing to move abroad for job placement.

Focus on Sectors:
If you consider applying for job opportunities abroad then you should concentrate on the basic and the permanent sectors. Sectors that provide best opportunities this days are the banking, finance, telecommunication, Oli&Gas, petrochemicals and many more. Oil&Gas, petrochemicals, telecommunication and banking and finance have covered around 60-70 % of the jobs available to foreigners abroad. You can easily apply to these and they are available especially in gulf countries.

Difference Here and There:
Considering opportunities between Nigeria and abroad like gulf countries makes a huge difference as gulf countries provides better opportunism in comparison with other countries. They are the best at provide good jobs to the people as they have the best oil and petrochemical industries there and from those industries they earn a lot and that’s why they are like you go chop my moni!. (lol)

How Can You Apply?
Finish reading here:http://www.ansacareers.com/nigerians-moving-abroad/ to see a comprehensive list of over 20 cool sites where you can submit your application/CV online and expect to get responds when you send in your application/CV.

Hello everyone,

I have very interesting post for you.

Do you want to learn how to land a job offer, obtain your visa and travel abroad?


I have a very good friend living in Qatar with his family. I was talking to him about considering the possibilities of returning back to Nigeria. He then tells me his life story as an example on why he would not consider returning back.

Inherently… without being told: only 1 out of every 100 Nigerians would not want to move abroad. I have consider lots of presumable comfort that people talk about from steady electricity, job, transportation system, education and anything you can imagine.

What if I showed you how you can land a job offer, obtain your visa and travel abroad?

Keep reading!

Many individuals who are looking for a job with a fat salary prefer to go to abroad for working. Their reasoning is that – there are better job opportunities abroad than in Nigeria. If we reason in this line, then we would say rather elaborating that we are not far from the truth. Yes, you have a better career opportunities if you go abroad as we have most of the biggest companies located abroad. Oil&Gas Companies, Petrochemicals industries, and many more companies abroad have a variety of jobs to foreigners. To sum it up, there is huge number of job opportunities abroad.

Now comes the question, where can you find these job opportunities abroad? Well, I would prefer you to go to gulf countries like Saudi Arabia, unites Arab and Dubai.

These gulf countries offer the best job opportunities abroad that you are looking for and it provides you with the package that can meet your expectation. So, here are some of the major things that you need to know while you are preparing to move abroad for job placement.

Focus on Sectors:
If you consider applying for job opportunities abroad then you should concentrate on the basic and the permanent sectors. Sectors that provide best opportunities this days are the banking, finance, telecommunication, Oli&Gas, petrochemicals and many more. Oil&Gas, petrochemicals, telecommunication and banking and finance have covered around 60-70 % of the jobs available to foreigners abroad. You can easily apply to these and they are available especially in gulf countries.

Difference Here and There:
Considering opportunities between Nigeria and abroad like gulf countries makes a huge difference as gulf countries provides better opportunism in comparison with other countries. They are the best at provide good jobs to the people as they have the best oil and petrochemical industries there and from those industries they earn a lot and that’s why they are like you go chop my moni!. (lol)

How Can You Apply?
Finish reading here:http://www.ansacareers.com/nigerians-moving-abroad/ to see a comprehensive list of over 20 cool sites where you can submit your application/CV online and expect to get responds when you send in your application/CV.

Are you smarter than grade A student?

MattChidi:
I'm in dire need of an IT placement starting from June 2016 -November 2016. I'm a student of Federal University Of Technology Owerri and I'm currently studying Agricultural and Bioresources Engineering. Please help a brother if you have any link. Thank you

Get ready for an amazing experience…

Exciting, challenging and incredibly beneficial to
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you learn in the classroom into real-life practice.
But remember, you can’t just sit back and expect
all the top companies to start knocking on your
door. It’s really competitive out there, so you
need to make sure you’re well prepared and give
yourself the best possible chance of securing
the perfect placement.

So, What’s inside this e-book…

Who can help me get an I.T placement in
Nigeria?
What are the benefits of an I.T placement in
Nigeria?
How do I get the I.T placement I want?
What sort of I.T placement is right for me?
Applying for I.T placements in Nigeria
Where to submit your I.T letters for placement?
What happens if I can’t get an I.T placement?
That’s where this guide comes in. Over the next
few pages, the e-book introduce you to the
placement process and all the support that’s
available… Ready? Let’s go.

Visit: http://www.eduansa.com/free-ebooks/ to
get a free copy of the e-book on “Your Ultimate
Guide To Getting I.T Placement in Nigeria”
deliver to your email.

After reading this e-book: Getting your I.T
placement shouldn’t be hard anymore…

Get ready for an amazing experience…

Exciting, challenging and incredibly beneficial to your career, an I.T placement gives you the valuable experience you need to put everything you learn in the classroom into real-life practice.

But remember, you can’t just sit back and expect all the top companies to start knocking on your door. It’s really competitive out there, so you need to make sure you’re well prepared and give yourself the best possible chance of securing the perfect placement.

So, What’s inside this e-book…

Who can help me get an I.T placement in Nigeria?

What are the benefits of an I.T placement in Nigeria?

How do I get the I.T placement I want?

What sort of I.T placement is right for me?

Applying for I.T placements in Nigeria

Where to submit your I.T letters for placement?

What happens if I can’t get an I.T placement?

That’s where this guide comes in. Over the next few pages, the ebook introduce you to the placement process and all the support that’s available… Ready? Let’s go.

Visit: http://www.eduansa.com/free-ebooks/ to get a free copy of the e-book on “Your Ultimate Guide To Getting I.T Placement in Nigeria” deliver to your email.

After reading this e-book: Getting your I.T placement shouldn’t be hard anymore…

Get ready for an amazing experience…

Exciting, challenging and incredibly beneficial to your career, an I.T placement gives you the valuable experience you need to put everything you learn in the classroom into real-life practice.

But remember, you can’t just sit back and expect all the top companies to start knocking on your door. It’s really competitive out there, so you need to make sure you’re well prepared and give yourself the best possible chance of securing the perfect placement.

So, What’s inside this e-book…

Who can help me get an I.T placement in Nigeria?

What are the benefits of an I.T placement in Nigeria?

How do I get the I.T placement I want?

What sort of I.T placement is right for me?

Applying for I.T placements in Nigeria

Where to submit your I.T letters for placement?

What happens if I can’t get an I.T placement?

That’s where this guide comes in. Over the next few pages, the ebook introduce you to the placement process and all the support that’s available… Ready? Let’s go.

Visit: http://www.eduansa.com/free-ebooks/ to get a free copy of the e-book on “Your Ultimate Guide To Getting I.T Placement in Nigeria” deliver to your email.

After reading this e-book: Getting your I.T placement shouldn’t be hard anymore…

Get ready for an amazing experience…

Exciting, challenging and incredibly beneficial to your career, an I.T placement gives you the valuable experience you need to put everything you learn in the classroom into real-life practice.

But remember, you can’t just sit back and expect all the top companies to start knocking on your door. It’s really competitive out there, so you need to make sure you’re well prepared and give yourself the best possible chance of securing the perfect placement.

So, What’s inside this e-book…

Who can help me get an I.T placement in Nigeria?

What are the benefits of an I.T placement in Nigeria?

How do I get the I.T placement I want?

What sort of I.T placement is right for me?

Applying for I.T placements in Nigeria

Where to submit your I.T letters for placement?

What happens if I can’t get an I.T placement?

That’s where this guide comes in. Over the next few pages, the e-book introduce you to the placement process and all the support that’s available… Ready? Let’s go.

Visit: http://www.eduansa.com/free-ebooks/ to get a free copy of the e-book on “Your Ultimate Guide To Getting I.T Placement in Nigeria” deliver to your email.

After reading this e-book: Getting your I.T placement shouldn’t be hard anymore…

Get ready for an amazing experience…

Exciting, challenging and incredibly beneficial to your career, an I.T placement gives you the valuable experience you need to put everything you learn in the classroom into real-life practice.

But remember, you can’t just sit back and expect all the top companies to start knocking on your door. It’s really competitive out there, so you need to make sure you’re well prepared and give yourself the best possible chance of securing the perfect placement.

So, What’s inside this e-book…

Who can help me get an I.T placement in Nigeria?

What are the benefits of an I.T placement in Nigeria?

How do I get the I.T placement I want?

What sort of I.T placement is right for me?

Applying for I.T placements in Nigeria

Where to submit your I.T letters for placement?

What happens if I can’t get an I.T placement?

That’s where this guide comes in. Over the next few pages, the ebook introduce you to the placement process and all the support that’s available… Ready? Let’s go.

Visit: http://www.eduansa.com/free-ebooks/ to get a free copy of the e-book on “Your Ultimate Guide To Getting I.T Placement in Nigeria” deliver to your email.

After reading this e-book: Getting your I.T placement shouldn’t be hard anymore…

1: Tell her she's BEAUTIFUL. Not hot or sexy.
2: Hold her hand, just because u love her.
3: Leave her voice messages to wake up to.
4: Wrestle with her, and let her win.
5: Hug her from behind.
6: Don't hang out with your ex when she's not around. It kills her inside.
7: If you talk to another girl, walkover to her after you're done and kiss her.
8: Write her notes... Or call her just to say I love you.
9: Introduce her to your friends, as your girlfriend.
10: Play with her hair.
11: Pick her up, even when she says no.
12: Get upset if she gets unwanted contact from someone else.
13: Make her laugh, just because you love to see her smile.
14: Let her fall asleep in your arms.
15: If she's mad at you, kiss her, don't fight back.
16: If you care about her, tell her, or else she won't come back.
17: Every girl should receive three presents from her guy: a teddy bear [she'll hug it when she goes to sleep]
jewelry [she'll treasure it forever], and one of your shirts [she'll wear it to bed].
18: Treat her the same with your friend as when you are alone.
19: Look her in the eyes and give her your best smile.
20: Hang out with her on the weekends, because she's important to you.

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hostkobo:
www.eduansa.com - your logo height disfigures the top-menu - wide space underneath.

reduce the height of the logo or create a new div entirely for it such that the menu is justified vertically.

regards
HK

thanks a lot

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Thanks a million

MULLAH123:
Hahaha poster above me, is he from Nigeria

how's the situation like in Nigeria? cause these tips is working like hell in Europe. I fly for BA

Please share your positive suggestions, and comment for the benefit of future pilots.

Many factors contribute to fresh Nigerian pilots being unemployed. Prominent among these factors is Experience (flying hours). The experience of a pilot is required before he can get a job. Many fresh Nigerian pilots only have 230 hours instead of between 500 and 700 flight hours required to fly certain categories of aircraft.

This Secret on how to fly for free is mostly applicable to fresh Nigerian pilots who do not have the additional money to build their hours.

Perhaps the greatest challenge to future professional pilots in Nigeria is overcoming the financial hurdle inherent in flight training. According to recent estimates, a private pilot’s license (Part 141) in 2016 will cost between ten to fourteen thousand dollars, with the commercial pilot certificate (Part 141) topping out at fifty to seventy thousand! The dirty little secret to these bloated numbers is the fact that much of that money is spent renting an airplane and “building hours” — something you could be doing for free!

Ways To Save Money and Fly for Free to Build Hours as FO

Offer yourself as a right-seater. You might be surprised at how many professional pilots are willing to help you build your time. By simply cooing over how cool it would be to fly a Arik Air or Aero, you might find yourself being invited to ride along and fly right seat. Ask if the captain is an instructor and don’t let him leave without signing your logbook! And remember to return the favor when you find yourself in the left seat.

Befriend local pilots. There is no shortage of opportunities in having a plethora of flying buddies. You could find yourself riding along in their plane and getting a little hands-on time which, if you’re appropriately rated, is loggable. Others own airplanes that simply aren’t flown enough. They may offer access to their airplanes to you, provided you always top the tanks or keep it clean.

Wash airplanes. Washing an airplane can be a chore, one that many people will gladly do without. By talking to local airplane owners, you may be able to arrange a deal where you can fly someone’s airplane in exchange for a thorough bug-scrub.

Hang out at the airport. Weird missions come up at FBO’s across the nation. If you have a good relationship with the FBO management you just might be asked to take the local trainer to some po-dunk airport to pick up a sack of machinery, free of charge. It’s happened to me many times.

Above all else, be friendly. There’s a real sense of karma in the aviation community, and opportunities always seem to come to those who deserve it most. Participate in local events and be courteous to everybody. If you make your ambitions known, somebody is bound to help you out along the way.

This is by no means a complete list of every way to save money on flight training and gain your wings. If you have any other suggestions, please leave a comment below for the benefit of future pilots.

Teextoo:
Hello Petengine, I really appreciate the time you are spending on this; God bless you.
I will like to get the ebook and also a guide on getting the free training. (maudik283@yahoo.com)
I will also like to ask if one has to be really good at maths to be a pilot?

wilco

flowjoe:
petengine im a student pilot in NCAT,zaria. i have my PPL, currently on hour building would be graduating in about 2-3 months time,
what about u?

I'm not a student pilot do you copy?

Caseless:
wow! Is this possible?

very possible. i know pilots who bought their cessna planes at cheaper price then hire other pilots to train them

nerilove:
biko, I've interest too but you know many who desire to be pilots can't afford the training. How many Nigerians can pay $50,000 and more. Is anything like scholarship in this? Where are the cheapest schools? Pls wire me the ebook too: nerilove4all@yahoo.co.uk

hey nerilove, don't worry i'll show you some proven ways to become a pilot for free. i'm just kinda busy to write now.
till then

naruto02:
No. They said employers are not interested in hours of simulation they want the main thing. So they replaced simulation with more hours of flight

Yes! but that's where the training starts "Simulators". you first learn to fly with simulators before flying the real thing. let me shock you a little bit. do you know, some of the type rating trainings are done using simulators without flying the real thing? sometimes your type rating is done with passengers on board and they won't want to risk the lives of those passengers or the cost of getting you to fly a big plane for your type rating.

Keneking:
But Jonathan sent some Niger Delta ex-Militants on training recently.

So there would be an over-supply of labour soon

about 200 of them. some are already flying for Airpeace here in Nigeria

funkyibodude:
Op how long does it take to get a full commercial pilot license.

12-13 months depending on weather and your budget. some flying schools is 9months

CaptainRahl:
...it's possible to enrol for an ATPL ground sch after completing a CPL ME/IR without necessarily attaining d 1500 hrs rule. however on passing, u will be issued a frozen ATPL pending when u fly for 1500 hrs.
Over & out!

Roger that