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I was employed into the Nigeria Civil Service with HND.Recently,National Board for Technical Education NBTE in collaboration with some foreign University came up with a program where you can top-up your HND to B.Sc in one year.I have already started my application but I have some concerns. Some of the foreign Universities I saw on the site are based in India.
Now my question is can I use a certificate I obtained online to do my career Conversion?
2.Can I use a Foreign certificate from India to do my Conversion?
Pls,Admin guys should help provide answers to these questions. Thanks

SeniorRef:
I was employed into the Nigeria Civil Service with HND.Recently,National Board for Technical Education NBTE in collaboration with some foreign University came up with a program where you can top-up your HND to B.Sc in one year.I have already started my application but I have some concerns. Some of the foreign Universities I saw on the site are based in India.
Now my question is can I use a certificate I obtained online to do my career Conversion?
2.Can I use a Foreign certificate from India to do my Conversion?
Pls,Admin guys should help provide answers to these questions. Thanks

NBTE is not serious. Why India? I have tried it out... Fees is 1,000 dollars. That is some 800k. Why can't Nigerian universities run this.

Well, i am making inquiries to know which 9ja university that does this conversion

ify84:
NBTE is not serious. Why India? I have tried it out... Fees is 1,000 dollars. That is some 800k. Why can't Nigerian universities run this.

Well, i am making inquiries to know which 9ja university that does this conversion

I heard UniAbuja just started it too but it's a two years part time program

Lol

Yes

NO

Sure.. but it depends on the kinda of certificate & job.

Yes you should be able to...

Meanwhile, GAS CARBURETOR CONVERTER is still much available... Pay on delivery.

Yes, if the institution and the certificate is recognised by NUC/NBTE/NCCE as the case may be. My advice is that you first confirm from those bodies and FCSC before commencement.

Try, don't ask. Thank you

Waiting for the elders to come onboard, so as to learn too.

Unityp:
I heard UniAbuja just started it too but it's a two years part time program

For anyone that is not far from UNIABUJA, TWO years is not far.

Afterall, na settlement throughout the program.

Is the cert from a reputable firm?

Sure you can

I did my HND to Bsc conversion @kwasu 3 years ago. 2 years weekend program

SeniorRef:
I was employed into the Nigeria Civil Service with HND.Recently,National Board for Technical Education NBTE in collaboration with some foreign University came up with a program where you can top-up your HND to B.Sc in one year.I have already started my application but I have some concerns. Some of the foreign Universities I saw on the site are based in India.
Now my question is can I use a certificate I obtained online to do my career Conversion?
2.Can I use a Foreign certificate from India to do my Conversion?
Pls,Admin guys should help provide answers to these questions. Thanks

You can as long as the university is accredited.

ify84:
NBTE is not serious. Why India? I have tried it out... Fees is 1,000 dollars. That is some 800k. Why can't Nigerian universities run this.

Well, i am making inquiries to know which 9ja university that does this conversion

LASU
The Bells University
Crescent university

Congratulations!

I can see from your comments, that one of your own persons have been appointed as the Minister and you are now mulling the idea of whether to return home or not. Yes, you can use it provided you have your NYSC discharge, exclusion or exemption certificate. Let the looting continues. Government of chop make chop.

Why not, even those wey go school Ndugbe for Cotonou na INTERNATIONAL too

Sure

Are you a Nigerian?

Do you also know that people schooled abroad and come home for NYSC?

If you are a Nigerian you can

Accreditation... that's your priority!

SeniorRef:
I was employed into the Nigeria Civil Service with HND.Recently,National Board for Technical Education NBTE in collaboration with some foreign University came up with a program where you can top-up your HND to B.Sc in one year.I have already started my application but I have some concerns. Some of the foreign Universities I saw on the site are based in India.
Now my question is can I use a certificate I obtained online to do my career Conversion?
2.Can I use a Foreign certificate from India to do my Conversion?
Pls,Admin guys should help provide answers to these questions. Thanks

The Head of Civil Service has already published criteria for conversion. if u are a real civil servant you should be aware, except you are one of those that are awol or maybe you are in the states?? in any case, first of all your course must be from an approved university or institution and u must get head of service and your organization's approval before u embark on the course.

Why not?

You can use whatever certificate you acquired anywhere in the world as long as it's from a recognized institution or professional body, and registered in the Public Scheme of Service.

SeniorRef:
I was employed into the Nigeria Civil Service with HND.Recently,National Board for Technical Education NBTE in collaboration with some foreign University came up with a program where you can top-up your HND to B.Sc in one year.I have already started my application but I have some concerns. Some of the foreign Universities I saw on the site are based in India.
Now my question is can I use a certificate I obtained online to do my career Conversion?
2.Can I use a Foreign certificate from India to do my Conversion?
Pls,Admin guys should help provide answers to these questions. Thanks

If you can provide the hard copies of the certs or they could confirm the authentication of the online certs, then you should worry not, just apply and see what happens..

If you have Legitimately good certs and degrees, bro apply anywhere you like without fear, but know where your strength and weaknesses lies..

Just don't lie to yourself.

Yes na. So far as it is recognized by NUC