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fullclub:
Then after post study jejely come back to naija that is after searching for cos in different sectors.

Or u think people do it with joy? Soo many reasons. Some does it till they get leave to remain indefinitely.

I'm past this stage so it does not apply to me
However what I said is the truth

I understand WHY PEOPLE DO IT
but it is still a career destroyer nonetheless
I stand by it
After being in care 5 years plus post graduation

And you get your ILR, you really think its that easy to find your way back to the normal career path

But again, life has no manual
So every man should make decisions for hindelf

motymop:
With the state Bank of Chile??

Yes.

Can he speak Spanish?

Yes. He learnt Spanish in Nigeria, wrote exams and passed before departing to Chile. Tensa was intentional and methodical. I recall the fee was 80K, but cannot recall if it was per month or per module. But he learnt the language before leaving Nigeria.

You are telling me that they choose him to work with the state Bank of Chile( a Nigerian,)

He is a tech bro (so he has the skills) and actually interviewed with the bank during his job hunting but got rejected.

It is hard to believe anyone on naira land.

I understand, and this is your choice. But I believe him because I know him, you don't. I have seen the payslips and employment letters.

castrokins:
I Am In Coventry And Everything You've Said Is Spot On.

Just To Add, Most Jobs I Have Seen Won't Accept Applicants Limited To 20hrs/week. So, It's Harder For International Students To Land Jobs In The Early Days.

Hi, Congratulations, I saw you were successful on the nddc scholarship thread. Please I'm applying for this year's own and have some questions for you, if you don't mind.

Is there a fixed amount or will they cover all the costs? I'm asking because I have offers for a 1 year program and a 2 year program but the 2 year program's total is the same amount as the 1 year program. One is in UK, the other is in another EU country. I want to apply with the 2 year offer but don't know if this will put me at a disadvantage? I saw somewhere that the amount is 24k pounds, is it still the same regardless of country? The 1 year tuition is about 39k pounds but the 2 year program is roughly 8k euros per year. Both are full time programs.

Is the scholarship classified as government sponsorship? Were you able to apply for a graduate visa after your studies without a letter of permission from them? I'm asking because I can see a clause on ukcisa that you must have a letter permitting you to stay back/apply for a graduate visa if you were sponsored by a government or international scholarship body.

It's Capped At $40000

Go With Cheaper Schools Or Those With Discount. Your Total Scholarship Package Is $40000 And This Is Regardless Of The Country. If Your Tuition Takes All Of It, Then You'd Have Only Yourself To Blame. NDDC Will First Clear Your Tuition In Full And Remit The Balance To You For Upkeep. Choose Wisely 😀

Lastbornbuns:
Hi, Congratulations, I saw you were successful on the nddc scholarship thread. Please I'm applying for this year's own and have some questions for you, if you don't mind.

Is there a fixed amount or will they cover all the costs? I'm asking because I have offers for a 1 year program and a 2 year program but the 2 year program's total is the same amount as the 1 year program. One is in UK, the other is in another EU country. I want to apply with the 2 year offer but don't know if this will put me at a disadvantage? I saw somewhere that the amount is 24k pounds, is it still the same regardless of country? The 1 year tuition is about 39k pounds but the 2 year program is roughly 8k euros per year. Both are full time programs.

Is the scholarship classified as government sponsorship? Were you able to apply for a graduate visa after your studies without a letter of permission from them? I'm asking because I can see a clause on ukcisa that you must have a letter permitting you to stay back/apply for a graduate visa if you were sponsored by a government or international scholarship body.

castrokins:
It's Capped At $40000

Go With Cheaper Schools Or Those With Discount. Your Total Scholarship Package Is $40000 And This Is Regardless Of The Country. If Your Tuition Takes All Of It, Then You'd Have Only Yourself To Blame. NDDC Will First Clear Your Tuition In Full And Remit The Balance To You For Upkeep. Choose Wisely 😀

Thank you so much. No clause to return after the program right?

You'll Find T&C On The Offer Letter, Sir.

Lastbornbuns:
Thank you so much. No clause to return after the program right?

castrokins:
It's Capped At $40000

Go With Cheaper Schools Or Those With Discount. Your Total Scholarship Package Is $40000 And This Is Regardless Of The Country. If Your Tuition Takes All Of It, Then You'd Have Only Yourself To Blame. NDDC Will First Clear Your Tuition In Full And Remit The Balance To You For Upkeep. Choose Wisely 😀

Hi chief. Please what’s the CBT exam based on? Also is it strictly merit based or connections have to be involved. If you also have posts or materials linking to information about the scholarship, please point me in the right direction. I really need the information to be fully prepared. Thanks.

Your Test Will Be Structured Based On Your Preferred Course Of Study. If You're Going For Law, Your Test Will Be Law-themed. There Were 200 Scholarship Places Last Year And That Points To The Competitiveness Of The Scheme. You'd Have To Score Anything From 38/50 To Make The Oral Interview Stage.

Joeonome:
Hi chief. Please what’s the CBT exam based on? Also is it strictly merit based or connections have to be involved. If you also have posts or materials linking to information about the scholarship, please point me in the right direction. I really need the information to be fully prepared. Thanks.