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tahyorfrosh:
Schooling sure is the easiest, but staying after school is another case. I schooled and it was worth it.

What worked for me after I finished school was to look for roles that I qualify for in companies that sponsor and apply to a lot. I didn't even have to do the post-study because the company sponsored me before I finished. Tailor your CV to fit each application. I specifically looked for remote roles in London because companies tend to pay more in London and I moved to the midlands where the cost of living is way cheap. At the end of the day, you have your stay, collecting competitive pay with little stress. You cut out the cost of traveling and dressing up for the office. The hustle and bustle of London is out. You will have more disposable income and be able to plan your next move.

Getting that job might not be easy but believe me, they exist.

Good luck on your journey.

Please I emailed you kindly respond

Blurpy:
Thanks for the breakdown. What's your field?

Data science

Chilexeve:
Good morning friends. Please I need advise. I got an offer for two courses from Swansea University:
1. MA Applied Criminal Justice and Criminology
1. MA Developmental and Therapeutic Play.

I'm ready to go for either of them, but I'm considering the job prospects after studies for both courses in Uk.

Please can someone tell me what the job prospects look like for both courses and also I need advise on the one to choose.
Thank you

600 Criminology jobs on LinkedIn and you can see the number of applicants: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/search/?currentJobId=3023599713&geoId=101165590&keywords=criminology&location=United%20Kingdom&sortBy=DD

For "Therapeutic play" not sure about the kind of jobs it will lead to?

Yo can also have a look at all the highly skilled professions the UK Government is looking for: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/skilled-worker-visa-eligible-occupations/skilled-worker-visa-eligible-occupations-and-codes

@All

This is not student visa thread

Fellow Nigerians, (in diaspora, UK)

How possible is it to save up your tuition fee balance and still survive if you're working 20hrs a week?

Can you work extra hours without them knowing?

tahyorfrosh:
Schooling sure is the easiest, but staying after school is another case. I schooled and it was worth it.

What course did you study please?

People of God I need help please ....



My husband is in UK on a student visa ,and he wants me to join him as soon as possible as a dependent. but my problem is I am pregnant and scared if I’ll be denied entry Uk .Aberdeen precisely
My question-
Is it possible to travel to the Uk with pregnancy?

Ginikachukwunzu:
People of God I need help please ....
My husband is in UK on a student visa ,and he wants me to join him as soon as possible as a dependent. but my problem is I am pregnant and scared if I’ll be denied entry Uk .Aberdeen precisely
My question-
Is it possible to travel to the Uk with pregnancy?

Except you are almost due and not fit to.fly .... if not, pregnancy is usually fine and doesn't get denied entry

Evaberry:
York bro

brother any link to accomodation for a student starting september?

SamReinvented:
Getting refusals on subsequent visa/permit applications in the UK…

how is that possible. When he is not caught?

Any Leeds Beckett student here please

pruby:
Good Morning! Everyone. I want to apply to the university of Portsmouth to study msc sports management.

Pls can some tell me the job prospect of this course after studies. Thanks

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