Amadioha02:
are you looking for your money? what a stupid question to ask! How did I get the money? I plucked it from tree....

How far have you gone with your relocation plan? Do you like a Europe country like Belgium? First, make a lil research about the country.

Admission is on now for some universities with low tuition fees as low as €900/year for international students.

All you need do is apply with your ID, Passport and SSCE cert and wait. They are giving admission to international students.

But some of the courses go for €6200/year as tuition fees which is still very affordable compared to some universities that charge €15,000 - 25,000/year.

You can use this route to relocate legally and secure a job once you done which will allow you to stay permanently.

Application ends May.

Attached are some good courses along with the tuition fees.

Pic 1: Cyber security (Very lucrative course).

Pic 2: Data science (Another hot cake course for those who love to be data analysts).

There are still social science and art courses for those who don't have science background.

If you have SSCE, then consider this route.

Mcslize:


How far have you gone with your relocation plan? Do you like a Europe country like Belgium? First, make a lil research about the country.

Admission is on now for some universities with low tuition fees as low as €900/year for international students.

All you need do is apply with your ID, Passport and SSCE cert and wait. They are giving admission to international students.

But some of the courses go for €6200/year as tuition fees which is still very affordable compared to some universities that charge €15,000 - 25,000/year.

You can use this route to relocate legally and secure a job once you done which will allow you to stay permanently.

Application ends May.

Attached are some good courses along with the tuition fees.

Pic 1: Cyber security (Very lucrative course).

Pic 2: Data science (Another hot cake course for those who love to be data analysts).

There are still social science and art courses for those who don't have science background.

If you have SSCE, then consider this route.

um, hi. are you saying non science students can't apply for these courses with their SSCE?

Queenslander:
um, hi. are you saying non science students can't apply for these courses with their SSCE?

They can as far as they have Maths and English in their SSCE. But a non science student switching from art to science will be hard for non science than a science switching to art.

It means an art student aiming for science courses have alot to catch up with as he or she does not have basic science background right from time.

Having basic knowledge of maths, physics and chemistry is all that encompasses the science background.

They just have to study more than those that already have clue of those basic science courses to catch up with them if they choose to have bachelor degree in science.

Mcslize:




They can as far as they have Maths and English in their SSCE. But a non science student switching from art to science will be hard for non science than a science switching to art.

It means an art student aiming for science courses have alot to catch up with as he or she does not have basic science background right from time.

Having basic knowledge of maths, physics and chemistry is all that encompasses the science background.

They just have to study more than those that already have clue of those basic science courses to catch up with them if they choose to have bachelor degree in science.

Which course I fit get for 900e?

yungchop:


Which course I fit get for 900e?

Business management

Mcslize:


Business management

cool,. Is the course taught in English??

Queenslander:
cool,. Is the course taught in English??

Yeah of course.

Mcslize:


Yeah of course.

wow, amazing!! I've got so many questions.. please don't be offended!!

Queenslander:
wow, amazing!! I've got so many questions.. please don't be offended!!

Go on.

Mcslize:


Go on.

oh, thankss.. , 1st question..
Can one work and school in Belgium?
2nd question?
What are the requirements for admission?

Queenslander:
oh, thankss.. , 1st question..
Can one work and school in Belgium?
2nd question?
What are the requirements for admission?

Of course. You can work and school.

No stiff requirements. Just your ID (your national ID), international passport and WAESSCE certificate which you will upload as pdf and appropriately named.

Mcslize:


Business management

I'm also interested in this course sir, I got questions for you if you don't mind sir . what is the name of the university? Is age a barrier in applying to the university ? Do I need to present IELTS/TOEFL ? Since the course is taught in English ?

Mcslize:


Of course. You can work and school.

No stiff requirements. Just your ID (your national ID), international passport and WAESSCE certificate which you will upload as pdf and appropriately named.

,what of Masters program like human Resource management or MBA,what are the requirements for admission,can I get scholarship because I had 4.33/4.50 at my undergraduate level,which cheap school can I apply to,and when is the admission closing.Thanks

Mcslize:


Business management

see this as part of the requirement for visa......Proof of financial support during your studies, currently €666 per month OR evidence of a scholarship/bursary which would cover this amount OR a combination of the two,

Is it also allowed for one to study and work?

Poland is good option for you OP, your 2.7 million is more than enough for that. Its cheaper to live in Poland than other parts of Europe

marvejmc:
Poland is good option for you OP, your 2.7 million is more than enough for that. Its cheaper to live in Poland than other parts of Europe

Na how to get there be the issue

Mcslize:


Of course. You can work and school.

No stiff requirements. Just your ID (your national ID), international passport and WAESSCE certificate which you will upload as pdf and appropriately named.

What are you saying?? No transcript??

Savage8563:


What are you saying?? No transcript??

Transcript for what? All they need is your sec school testimonial.

Hiploko:
see this as part of the requirement for visa......Proof of financial support during your studies, currently €666 per month OR evidence of a scholarship/bursary which would cover this amount OR a combination of the two,

Is it also allowed for one to study and work?

It's more like scholarship for international students. That's why the amount is that low. But you must have proof of financial support from either family or any means during the duration of your study.

Why not? Have you checked the Basalt thread? You can study and work.

Godson1988:
,what of Masters program like human Resource management or MBA,what are the requirements for admission,can I get scholarship because I had 4.33/4.50 at my undergraduate level,which cheap school can I apply to, and when is the admission closing.Thanks

They are mostly for undergraduates. Master courses are very expensive. For scholarship, you will have to research that.

Attached are some of the cheap undergraduate courses I found.

marvejmc:
Poland is good option for you OP, your 2.7 million is more than enough for that. Its cheaper to live in Poland than other parts of Europe

Good one..kindly outlined the processes from A to Z...
thank you

melicent:
I'm also interested in this course sir, I got questions for you if you don't mind sir . what is the name of the university? Is age a barrier in applying to the university ? Do I need to present IELTS/TOEFL ? Since the course is taught in English ?

There are many universities, depending on your chosen course. One of the universities is Odisee university of applied sciences, Belgium.

It's not just one university. Your age doesn't matter. The fee is cheap but you must have proof of financial support. The fees is mainly made cheap for international students.

You don't need IELTS or any English test as long as you were taught in English in your sec school.

Mind you, the courses are for undergraduates. Bachelor degree courses.

Mcslize:


Transcript for what? All they need is your sec school testimonial.

How about POF ?? I heard you will provide the amount that will cover the whole of your stay in Belgium and not just one year

Savage8563:


How about POF ?? I heard you will provide the amount that will cover the whole of your stay in Belgium and not just one year

Of course you will provide POF but not really the whole 3yrs. If you can provide 2yrs that's cool. Cuz u can be working while schooling to pay bill.

That's how they are running it if you follow Basalt thread that school in Germany, he is schooling and working to cater for his bills.

I was surprised when he said he only registered 1 course in his present semester just so he could have time to work.

Unlike here in Nigeria where students do 8 to 12 courses in a semester.

Mcslize:


Of course you will provide POF but not really the whole 3yrs. If you can provide 2yrs that's cool. Cuz u can be working while schooling to pay bill.

That's how they are running it if you follow Basalt thread that school in Germany, he is schooling and working to cater for his bills.

I was surprised when he said he only registered 1 course in his present semester just so he could have time to work.

Unlike here in Nigeria where students do 8 to 12 courses in a semester.

but his doing his masters nah.. not bachelors degree