Industrial training kee you there
Because he narrowly worked for you mean other should also engage in manual labour.
Even NYSC is considered useless ��

The importance of I.T can not be overemphasized cos its a training ground where you are prepared to gain industrial experience even before you graduate from school.
If you going for I.T pls ensure you do it in a reputable organization.

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I did my IT in a government place.
Ministry of Land and Survey, it wasn't much of a choice, I tried to apply to a particular construction company, went their office, but the man wouldn't even look at my application letter. You needed political connections to even do your IT with them.

And in the ministry. Most of the time we'd just sit there doing nothing and on the rear occasions we have a job.
We were turned into unpaid ​labourers, to stand in the hot sun and carry heavy beacons, dig holes with bear hands sometimes and place the beacons, and we aren't even given simple pure water most of the time.
Something like this only kills any motivation to learn.

It was only the workers that took private jobs, and you managed to work with them, they'd show you a few things and at the end of the day give you something for your hardwork even if it's just 500 naira to buy recharge card.

In conclusion what I learned in my IT wasn't all that much, at least not different from the practicals and theory in school. And this made me hate/dread the idea of ever working in a government body.


It would had been better I used the time to find and do a side job and save money.

You don talk your own. Just go pls.

Don't remind me of that year I was desperately searching for placement.
Even I.T placement, there's tribalism and man know man in this Abuja

Plut01:

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I had to quote you on this.

Boy, do not wait till your holiday time before learning skills. Before next week, kindly check your school Aluta market to check on someone who knows graphics designing very well and start immediately. Ohhh Your course is tough right? I don't care (you will know why in my next paragraph), just start with every seriousness and never, I repeat, never let your class time to take a minute out of the time you will use for skill learning.

You know why? My kid bro graduated from the same course as yours with a first. He works with arguably the highest paying firm in Nigeria and his department is being managed by an Indian. You know how those people see Nigerian, Right? Last month he told me like 4 of his friends left to fully face their IT career and he is also considering doing so, all thanks to the fact that they used their school days to learn IT (All of them are good programers with other IT skills). If they had not learn those skills then but faced his course full time, they will not have option. And I know so many who studied your course (and even with good connection) that IT is saving their days.


Read for your course and pass your exams but take skill acquisition more serious, e get why.


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Thank you sir for the advice. I am grateful.

Thanks for this piece. Very educating

Where those Yahoo boys are getting training?

chinoonew09:
correct Bro, you're right!. . I'm almost through with my own industrial training, some of my colleagues are skipping the training, and filling the logbooks with copy and paste stuffs.. Hopefully they'll surely regrets their actions, I swear! . Fuo

Same here, will be through this month, what course are you studying?

ignis:
Another unsolicited advice...

Is there anything bad with having both money and experience ?
Everyone must not be a slave.

You think accurate brov, thumbs Up

SundayIgboh:


You think accurate brov, thumbs Up

Thanks bro

Ok

SALLYBERRY01:

Same here, will be through this month, what course are you studying?

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Electrical /Electronics Engineering

SALLYBERRY01:

Same here, will be through this month, what course are you studying?

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Electrical /Electronics Engineering, what of you

chinoonew09:
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Electrical /Electronics Engineering, what of you

Electronics and computer engineering

SALLYBERRY01:

Electronics and computer engineering

alright you're welcome.