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DonAbba:
Its funny but somehow true.
I studied geography and now I am paying for my life, I graduated since 2019 I am still joblessssssss

Open a blog or YouTube channel and start pouring in geography knowledge. There are a lot of people on the net that would be interested in knowing what you know. With tech evolution now, your course of study no longer matters. Get into a skill that will fetch you money and forget paper qual.

The ZOO don suffer
But that would have created a whole lots of opportunities in a right thinking society.
Zoos across the world generate so much revenues.
Most Nigerians would rather prefer to have a Pentecostal erected in place of a Zoo.

I think the main issue is in our curriculum. Our educational system as has been often said, trains us for work, paid employment and iterative processes. It does not open the mind to innovations and seeking solutions to problems. So having a paid employment in mind at the end of schooling would make what the writer has said to be true. But if the schooling was structured to enable us think outside the box like what is obtainable in the western world, all these courses would have had meaningful prospects.

DonAbba:
Its funny but somehow true.
I studied geography and now I am paying for my life, I graduated since 2019 I am still joblessssssss

What about people that study mechanical, electrical engineering, law, accounting, economics,.......I guess they have all working in blue chips company and leaving large after graduation

Pure Trash 🗑️

Not everyone can become Doctors, Engineers or Lawyers.

Success is just a major Hard Luck 💪

Bro you joking, right?

From 19 downwards,they be very kool courses

Werey had to mention Archeology twice. 😂
The only course you need to study to get jobs in Nigeria is CONNECTION. One Fulani from Guinea that arrived the country last week has a higher chance of getting a government job in Abuja than southerners who have lived all their lives in the country.

gulfer:
Just kukuma say, school na scam

No, I think what the Op is saying is that, you will not be able to use any of these to work in Nigeria.

[quote author=Kalatium post=135108060][/quote]Add Geology and Geophysics to that list. Two difficult courses but no value in Nigeria economy. If ur papa no get leg or CEO for one oil and gas, u go teach geography tire for secondary schools

[quote author=Kalatium post=135108060][/quote]Person wey collate this list is mean 😂🤣🤣

Evwn in Nigeria engineering is 50 50. They expect you to engineer a whole computer or tv in 10 seconds and manufacture same to industrial standard. Africans and witchcraft mentality.

But na dat Psychology, give me better government work here in London and opening more doors.

And even if I am based in Nigeria, I go cash out wella.

[quote author=Kalatium post=135108060][/quote]Nonsense, if everybody stops studying mathematics and physics that is the end of computer programming and most of the equipment you use in the hospitals... Nonsense write up

Heffalump:
@OP, I know many times that you don't have to choose a course, but the course will choose you. Sometimes it's as helpless as that.

However, don't underrate any course at all. Most times it's not what you study but character and discipline can take you places. Some courses may not be valuable in Nigeria, doesn't mean it won't be valuable elsewhere. Afterall, we are in the world to succeed and survive. Nigeria must not be the only abode on earth. Think wise and act smart!

Dont mind people, I studied Educational Psychology, I never stepped into the class to teach, but presently I am a senior manager in an Oil and Gas company, you have opportunity to go for a higher course if you choose, no degree is bad, i know someone that studied Adult education and came out with a 3rd class, but today he has 2 private jets and good business here in Nigeria.

RUBBISH.




BEST COURSES IN ABROAD LISTED .

I am almost graduating with a physics degree, this thread isn't fair at all.
Statistical mechanics
Quantum mechanics
Electromagnetism
Mathematical physics etc
But this courses really brought out my inner strength.

DonAbba:
Its funny but somehow true.
I studied geography and now I am paying for my life, I graduated since 2019 I am still joblessssssss

U mean u have never pick up any job in between those years....

gare:
Dont mind people, I studied Educational Psychology, I never stepped into the class to teach, but presently I am a senior manager in an Oil and Gas company, you have opportunity to go for a higher course if you choose, no degree is bad, i know someone that studied Adult education and came out with a 3rd class, but today he has 2 private jets and good business here in Nigeria.

weldone,2 private jets just like that

Industrial Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics are actually nice courses to study but Nigeria is something else

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Pure and Applied Physics is not a bad course. Generally, any math-based course gives you a strong leverage over others, especially during job hunting, as aptitude tests are largely quant based. If you want the high-paying jobs, you need to have a balanced math foundation. The koko is to have a good grade and be well informed.

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I disagree with this entire list. All that matters is what you do with the talent being handed to you.

DonAbba:
Its funny but somehow true.
I studied geography and now I am paying for my life, I graduated since 2019 I am still joblessssssss

oga your village people de follow you

Geography is a good course
I studied geography in delta state university my niche back then was urban planning, transportation and quantity surveyor

There lot of niches on geography that you will always find your way

I’m in yankee now and I used it to work
I’m currently in the warehouse, transportation and logistics department with Amazon
I’ve worked with UPS too

Everyone of my course mate who studied geography are almost doing well too

DonAbba:
Its funny but somehow true.
I studied geography and now I am paying for my life, I graduated since 2019 I am still joblessssssss

Since 2019, you never bothered to advance into geographic information systems?

[quote author=Kalatium post=135108060][/quote]This OP is don't born again.

He don't know what is called God's factor.


Come to think of it who succeeds with just First Degree this days.

[quote author=Kalatium post=135108060][/quote]like you said na cruise so for that I disagree with this list

The worst part you go add geography join am 😂

Akhaz024:
I am almost graduating with a physics degree, this thread isn't fair at all.
Statistical mechanics
Quantum mechanics
Electromagnetism
Mathematical physics etc
But this courses really brought out my inner strength.

How much you dey earn with this cert?

It is how you package yourself & life smile on you that matter....i know a fine artist whose painting fetch him a whopping $1m.some one read literature ,one classic they become governors.....geophysics is a sort after course in O & G.