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I need an advice from experienced persons. I am 30 year old, I finished my first degree (Economics) 9 years ago and graduated with a very good degree. I worked for a tech startup doing my early graduation years before covid and saved up some money to start business after the covid. Business lately have been very inconsistent and always running on a loss because of nature of business and current economic situation.

I have made my research and thinking of returning back to school but now probably to travel to Canada to Study diploma in nursing a 2 year program which living cost and tuition fee should cost an average of 70 million Naira.

I do not have this money saved, but I can sell off and raise maybe 20 million for my first year tuition fee and look for means to raise at least additonal 20 million as my proof of fund.

I am married with a kid. Please people in Canada and people with experience, is this a nice idea and probably which school should you be recommending to apply for diploma in Nursing in Canada?

What of your husband, what is his profession? What is his say on the matter? If you can afford it, go for it. Hit the gym too. There is a lot of movement associated with health jobs in developed nations.

Chidimercy:
I need an advice from experienced persons. I am 30 year old, I finished my first degree (Economics) 9 years ago and graduated with a very good degree. I worked for a tech startup doing my early graduation years before covid and saved up some money to start business after the covid. Business lately have been very inconsistent and always running on a loss because of nature of business and current economic situation.

I have made my research and thinking of returning back to school but now probably to travel to Canada to Study diploma in nursing a 2 year program which living cost and tuition fee should cost an average of 70 million Naira.

I do not have this money saved, but I can sell off and raise maybe 20 million for my first year tuition fee and look for means to raise at least additonal 20 million as my proof of fund.

I am married with a kid. Please people in Canada and people with experience, is this a nice idea and probably which school should you be recommending to apply for diploma in Nursing in Canada?

Chidimercy:
I need an advice from experienced persons. I am 30 year old, I finished my first degree (Economics) 9 years ago and graduated with a very good degree. I worked for a tech startup doing my early graduation years before covid and saved up some money to start business after the covid. Business lately have been very inconsistent and always running on a loss because of nature of business and current economic situation.

I have made my research and thinking of returning back to school but now probably to travel to Canada to Study diploma in nursing a 2 year program which living cost and tuition fee should cost an average of 70 million Naira.

I do not have this money saved, but I can sell off and raise maybe 20 million for my first year tuition fee and look for means to raise at least additonal 20 million as my proof of fund.

I am married with a kid. Please people in Canada and people with experience, is this a nice idea and probably which school should you be recommending to apply for diploma in Nursing in Canada?

go and learn French and apply for express entry. Stop chasing shadows. You clearly cant afford it

Chidimercy:
I da?

Not a good idea. Go to a country where you will be studying Nursing and you will be paid whilst working in the hospital as a student Nurse

MarketDispatch:
Not a good idea. Go to a country where you will be studying Nursing and you will be paid whilst working in the hospital as a student Nurse

Like which country?

ednut1:
go and learn French and apply for express entry. Stop chasing shadows. You clearly cant afford it

I need more information on this please.

meobizy:
What of your husband, what is his profession? What is his say on the matter? If you can afford it, go for it. Hit the gym too. There is a lot of movement associated with health jobs in developed nations.

I am the husband

Chidimercy:
I need more information on this please.

Knowing French is the greatest advantage in getting high scores in the express entry pool. It's highly competitive at the moment.

Good. Fire on. Journey mercy in advance.

Chidimercy:
I am the husband