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Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by Lekan239(m): 11:09pm On May 16, 2021
Mannyautos:
Stop bothering yourself about what you can't change.

Truth is most private firms require Waec at one sitting and don't even recognize NECO no matter how good the result it.

Just focus on graduating with a good CGPA and you will be fine whichever way as there will always be a job out there for you.
Pls sir read what you just wrote again and tell me if it makes sense
Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by sulaak(m): 11:09pm On May 16, 2021
Auxtan:
Ever since I entered the university and now in my 400L currently doing my 6 months I.T in preparation for my final year (500L) I haven't gone through my qualifications intently until this morning.

Here is a problem I discovered, I made my way to the university with a 2 sittings 2014 O'level certificates in WAEC and NECO because I made a D7 in English in WAEC which is a compulsory credit subject required for admission I had to use my NECO result where I made C5 in English to back it up for a 2 sittings result though I recall they ended up using only my NECO for the O'level certificate screening that time.

Now I am concerned if this might be a problem when I graduate and decide applying for a top job. My CGPA currently is quite impressive but right now I am afraid my O'level might not be good enough due to the D7 I made in English in WAEC.

Please I need good words of advice from the experienced ones amongst us here.
Thank you

You should not put your O'Level on your CV if you have a degree ....period and if for whatever reason you have to include your O'Level on your application form or CV then you list your credits from WEAC and NECO as one list of results, just don't include the date. CV is designed to project your best qualities and not your deficiencies
Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by Mikeparlo12(m): 11:15pm On May 16, 2021
The world has give past CV. Work more on your resume

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Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by sulaak(m): 11:17pm On May 16, 2021
Vaughanlanrewaj:

It actually matters for very competitive positions. Why not try do another WAEC again. In some organisations, it says a lot on why you ended up in your current university and forms a basis to reject you. Top Universities don't take such results . In fact, they will never take such results.
A school like UNILAG takes only one sitting with 6 credit passes and Further Maths is compulsory for Engineering, Maths & Computer Science .

Employers know these things so know when they hire a 2.1 Or First Class from UNILAG, they know such person must have a track record right from high school.



I had two O' Level sittings 7 WAEC and my Maths and Physic was with my GEC and was admitted to study Agriculture Engr at UI.

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Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by sulaak(m): 11:18pm On May 16, 2021
Mikeparlo12:
The world has give past CV. Work more on your resume

Get involved in extracurricular activities to boost your CV. Join a Charity.
Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by Brunicekid(m): 11:29pm On May 16, 2021
magnificent5:

have you not heard a president use NEPA bill as result.
On a serious note, start investing into the digital world before you graduate, so you can even become an employer instead of carrying CVs looking for a job after graduating. Goodluck
SOLID ADVICE HERE... OP, take note of this advice!!!!!
Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by Biggers82(m): 11:38pm On May 16, 2021
Then go.back to school
Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by Halexgos3(m): 12:04am On May 17, 2021
Thanks
Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by etrange: 12:05am On May 17, 2021
Who cares about your O level ?
Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by Mannyautos: 12:10am On May 17, 2021
Lekan239:
Pls sir read what you just wrote again and tell me if it makes sense
It's obvious you are senseless, so you may read again and see if you decipher anything.
Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by FatherCHRISTMAS: 12:20am On May 17, 2021
yungchop:
What's the use? Something wey you go still go open POS shop after NYSC.

Always give people hope
SaneGee
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Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by FatherCHRISTMAS: 12:22am On May 17, 2021
Judolisco:
Dis one funny Sha... I have 3 friends with first class that are currently searching for a job... U dey talk about SSCE ...

First class doesn't automatically transmitted to good job or being employed, creativity does.

Sanegee
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Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by bleskid: 12:48am On May 17, 2021
last warning I mean last warning don't ever Post about book here .... people talking about money ... u are posting result ... odeh ... thunder fire you .... angry
Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by yungchop: 1:27am On May 17, 2021
shegzhkn:


Yeah, you right almost nothing works in Nigeria.

Travelling to distant shores to seek a new life is good.

Almost every young folks i know wants to go to Europe or North America to seek a better life, infact some don't mind Asian countries/Middle east.

I don't mind even Rwanda or South Africa, I just need a sane society where things work and there's value for life.
Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by yungchop: 1:28am On May 17, 2021
FatherCHRISTMAS:


Always give people hope
SaneGee
Catfishing PiggyVestTroll Labadi69 The5DME

By sugarcoating things?? I don't do that bro. Let's be realistic with the situation of the country currently you think there's hope somewhere?
Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by Vaughanlanrewaj: 1:54am On May 17, 2021
sulaak:




I had two O' Level sittings 7 WAEC and my Maths and Physic was with my GEC and was admitted to study Agriculture Engr at UI.

That result can't get you an admission into UNILAG so it's good you chose UI.

I am not sure UI will take that result for some of their top courses like Medicine & Pharmacy .

Admission is historically more competitive in UNILAG so UNILAG literally push those candidates with combined results or mediocre O'level results to other schools including UI and I think it makes sense to UNILAG considering the huge interest by most candidates to come to UNILAG .


University of Lagos is the only institution with the highest bar for undergraduates admission and it has been so for decades.

The concern expressed by the OP can never be on the list of concerns by a UNILAG student because he would have had only one sitting with minimum of 6 O'level credits . My advice to anyone yet to take WAEC is to face their studies, quit nairaland for now and get a single sitting with minimum of 6 O'level credits in the subjects required for your admission so it won't later give you serious concern.

Getting a single sitting result legitimately takes hardwork, discipline and focus. Practice all the past questions and go extra mile to know how to answer questions with great speed and accuracy. it is achievable especially if you cut away all the distraction like time wasted on Nairaland when you have exams.Quit Nairaland for now.visit www.freestuffsng.com for latest freestuffs in Nigeria.
Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by Judolisco(m): 2:10am On May 17, 2021
FatherCHRISTMAS:


First class doesn't automatically transmitted to good job or being employed, creativity does.

Sanegee
Catfishing PiggyVestTroll Labadi69 The5DME
I didn't say it does.. Jst trying to tell the Op that certificates don't count anymore in Nigeria to some extent... So it's either you're innovative or you know someone in high heavens that can fix you or luck
Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by Judolisco(m): 2:12am On May 17, 2021
Hassanmaye:

You are joking my friend
m serious here..
Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by babadee1(m): 2:25am On May 17, 2021
Auxtan:
Ever since I entered the university and now in my 400L currently doing my 6 months I.T in preparation for my final year (500L) I haven't gone through my qualifications intently until this morning.

Here is a problem I discovered, I made my way to the university with a 2 sittings 2014 O'level certificates in WAEC and NECO because I made a D7 in English in WAEC which is a compulsory credit subject required for admission I had to use my NECO result where I made C5 in English to back it up for a 2 sittings result though I recall they ended up using only my NECO for the O'level certificate screening that time.

Now I am concerned if this might be a problem when I graduate and decide applying for a top job. My CGPA currently is quite impressive but right now I am afraid my O'level might not be good enough due to the D7 I made in English in WAEC.

Please I need good words of advice from the experienced ones amongst us here.
Thank you

Nobody cares about your O levels after you graduate. Just make sure you graduate with a second class upper and you're good to go.
Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by azzima(m): 2:47am On May 17, 2021
Nigeria!!! The only country where your High school cert result is important on your career CV ......I can't believe what I am hearing!
Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by nextstep(m): 3:50am On May 17, 2021
OP: it's not your O'level that will get or cost you a job in this country, my brother.
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Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by Originalsly: 4:08am On May 17, 2021
Auxtan:


Thank you sir. By being mainly after my first degree I guess the O'level isn't as important as I am making it a thing to worry about right?


I hope you have your Kindergarten graduation certificate.... if not... then you should really worry ... this foundation certificate will be wayyyy more important to them than your roof topping degree. Trust me.
Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by magnificent5: 4:12am On May 17, 2021
francisgodstime:
how do I go about dat
I have learnt a lot about the digital world here on nairaland and from close friends. Just take the patience to go through those pages from page 1 on the Careers, Business, investment forums. Even me I'm still learning. But RUN away from anything that sounds like Ponzi scheme. GL
Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by Ferrous(m): 4:56am On May 17, 2021
Drparts:
Who O level help ! Go Learn Hand work and stop sending CV . Am an importer of Toyota and Lexus Spare parts. Check my signature friends

Please, I'm interested
Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by fof1: 5:10am On May 17, 2021
Auxtan:
Ever since I entered the university and now in my 400L currently doing my 6 months I.T in preparation for my final year (500L) I haven't gone through my qualifications intently until this morning.

Here is a problem I discovered, I made my way to the university with a 2 sittings 2014 O'level certificates in WAEC and NECO because I made a D7 in English in WAEC which is a compulsory credit subject required for admission I had to use my NECO result where I made C5 in English to back it up for a 2 sittings result though I recall they ended up using only my NECO for the O'level certificate screening that time.

Now I am concerned if this might be a problem when I graduate and decide applying for a top job. My CGPA currently is quite impressive but right now I am afraid my O'level might not be good enough due to the D7 I made in English in WAEC.

Please I need good words of advice from the experienced ones amongst us here.
Thank you

Retake ur WAEC as it's not late or stick to ur NECO Pls.
Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by sulaak(m): 5:27am On May 17, 2021
Vaughanlanrewaj:


That result can't get you an admission into UNILAG so it's good you chose UI.

I am not sure UI will take that result for some of their top courses like Medicine & Pharmacy .

Admission is historically more competitive in UNILAG so UNILAG literally push those candidates with combined results or mediocre O'level results to other schools including UI and I think it makes sense to UNILAG considering the huge interest by most candidates to come to UNILAG .


University of Lagos is the only institution with the highest bar for undergraduates admission and it has been so for decades.

The concern expressed by the OP can never be on the list of concerns by a UNILAG student because he would have had only one sitting with minimum of 6 O'level credits . My advice to anyone yet to take WAEC is to face their studies, quit nairaland for now and get a single sitting with minimum of 6 O'level credits in the subjects required for your admission so it won't later give you serious concern.

Getting a single sitting result legitimately takes hardwork, discipline and focus. Practice all the past questions and go extra mile to know how to answer questions with great speed and accuracy. it is achievable especially if you cut away all the distraction like time wasted on Nairaland when you have exams.Quit Nairaland for now.visit www.freestuffsng.com for latest freestuffs in Nigeria.

UNILAG doesn't have a course in Agricultural Engr, hence I never applied to UNILAG due to lack of Agriculture discipline as well as the distraction in Lagos and its proximity to my home.

UI was my first choice, with IFE and UNN listed as my second and 3rd Choice.

The OP didn't state the name of his university degree and academic discipline hence the suggestion that he must have a single sitting result isn't a listed requirement.

Getting a single sitting result legitimately requires a good school and dedicated teachers as well as hard work by the student.

BTW, I don't rate Nigeria public university systems they all have very low academic standards, lack research capability and constantly shutdown drupting the flow of academic training to their students.

Advicing someone to quit Nairaland and to visit your website doesn't seem like the best advice for someone that has an online addiction.
Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by Hassanmaye(m): 5:30am On May 17, 2021
Judolisco:
m serious here..
if this is true then bro you have scared the hell out of me I swear, I thought first class student don't have problem, I was wrong, I know someone with a third class degree working in in CBN he got the job recently
Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by donprinyo(m): 5:31am On May 17, 2021
Don't be dear, go learn deriv and thank me later.
Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by Lekan239(m): 5:51am On May 17, 2021
Mannyautos:

It's obvious you are senseless, so you may read again and see if you decipher anything.
yes its definitely obvious you are, i now know why you could post such senseless comment
Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by miketayo(m): 6:22am On May 17, 2021
Who cares about o level, are you applying for cleaning job?
Re: I Am Worried My O'level Isn't Good Enough For My Cv by anochuko01(m): 6:27am On May 17, 2021
kennethfranc:
I believe if only 9ja was developed, Degree should be an evidence that you credited your O'level.
I wonder o!!!
The same reason why there's NIN, BVN and voters card. Guess what, they all require the same thumbprints.

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