3rd Class would complain, First Class would complain,

Hian!

Me, all I want is the money...Give me the fortune, F fame or recognition.

obeenah40:
K

k for kolawole

First Class in what specifically?

Do they do business studies at degree level or just OND level?

ma GOD HELP US IN NIGERIA

funmilade4real:
I graduated in 2014 with a first class degree in business studies. I am 22 and working as a sales assistant in a clothing store. It was meant to be a part-time job for extra income while studying, however, it feels like I am going to be stuck here forever.

I am looking for office roles, in particular admin roles or those to do with HR. I’ve been applying to jobs since I graduated – I either get no response or, once in a blue moon, I get an interview, but it doesn’t end well. Most places I have applied to say I am an introvert and they prefer someone who is more confident in communicating. Or they say I lack work experience.

What I don’t get is how am I able to get work experience when no one gives me a chance? Every job requires some sort of work experience, even internships and entry level jobs. I’ve been to local recruitment agencies, handed them my CV, but it’s been three months and still no reply. I am getting more demotivated and desperate, please can you give me some advice.

Go for MSc. with that you can easily get a lecturing Job.

tho Here in Nigeria emphases are laid on paper qualifications still yet som1 with 1st class cnt get a good job

op u r Nigerian so work on ur communication skills nd HUSTLE!!.
dnt forget dis

point. HUSTLE.

ASK him well since u are not blind

Kx:
First Class in what specifically?

Do they do business studies at degree level or just OND level?

A first class degree grade definitely looks good on paper but what gets you the job is networking and friendship... Well hang in there and keep expecting good things ahead, work on yourself, develop on your skills and try find out what made most of the jobs you applied to end the way they were.

adesegun121:


j for jonathan

yu sabi your alphabets die, i hope yu know your equation too

Graduating with a first class is not what gives the job, what gives the job is God's favour, your passion to what you like doing & consistent prayers to God... #I too graduated with a first class in 2012, certified in 2013 & served in 2014. God is the only main focus and then don't make yourself psychologically paralysed. If you can make a first class in this situation of Nigeria's educational standard, then you should believe that making it is not just a problem... #InGodITrust.


Better still... search for scholarships that fits you

Land booked...





Make i go read the story

Why look for employment when u can develop and employ yourself. Learn a skill or business and actualize it.

follow who no road

asumo12:
really?

Phil Dunphy!!!

asumo12:
really?

Phil Dunphy!!!

Guy u nor go finish NYSC first before u go look for job. Go serve first oooooooooooo. You never commot from egg , u want fly. How? Guy go serve first.

Margauxluv:
tho Here in Nigeria emphases are laid on paper qualifications still yet som1 with 1st class cnt get a good job

op u r Nigerian so work on ur communication skills nd HUSTLE!!.
dnt forget dis

point. HUSTLE.

feeling you, what's good?

4bobo:

cant you try lecturing

Nice advise bro...good enough and its pays o . All he need do is attach to a lecturer as lecture 2 after his her master and possibly her phd she turn lecturer 1 but before then her life go don change reasonably compare to where she's now....I for no waste time at all assuming na first class I get.

tunezvic:
feeling you, what's good?

Err thing

na him!!!

anumide:




Phil Dunphy!!!




Phil Dunphy!!!

@OP, I think your problem is probably the first class, first knock it off your mind that you are entitled to be selected for a job because you have got a first class, start hustling for jobs like a 3rd class and also look at the prospect of various scholarships to do a Masters abroad

funmilade4real:
I graduated in 2014 with a first class degree in business studies. I am 22 and working as a sales assistant in a clothing store. It was meant to be a part-time job for extra income while studying, however, it feels like I am going to be stuck here forever.

I am looking for office roles, in particular admin roles or those to do with HR. I’ve been applying to jobs since I graduated – I either get no response or, once in a blue moon, I get an interview, but it doesn’t end well. Most places I have applied to say I am an introvert and they prefer someone who is more confident in communicating. Or they say I lack work experience.

What I don’t get is how am I able to get work experience when no one gives me a chance? Every job requires some sort of work experience, even internships and entry level jobs. I’ve been to local recruitment agencies, handed them my CV, but it’s been three months and still no reply. I am getting more demotivated and desperate, please can you give me some advice.

Your year of graduation was 2014 and You are complaining thank GOD u r working as sales rep., I finish my Bsc with same grade 1st class 2004 no work, had PGDE in 2008 with distinction may be i will get lecturing job, no job,I enrolled in ICAN, reach PE2 from foundation, no money to continue and syllabus change again, I decided to go and do labourer work and marketing land for people. Now I am doing my Msc. with the hopping and trusting GOD for a job. Ur condition is better bros if U look at others is worse.

mankand:
Are you based in Lagos? send your cv to nigeria@transukrvuz.com

Hope you are not one of those GNLD recruiters.

Berrymoss:
. Quote me n amadioha will do the needful

Grow up

funmilade4real:
I graduated in 2014 with a first class degree in business studies. I am 22 and working as a sales assistant in a clothing store. It was meant to be a part-time job for extra income while studying, however, it feels like I am going to be stuck here forever.

I am looking for office roles, in particular admin roles or those to do with HR. I’ve been applying to jobs since I graduated – I either get no response or, once in a blue moon, I get an interview, but it doesn’t end well. Most places I have applied to say I am an introvert and they prefer someone who is more confident in communicating. Or they say I lack work experience.

What I don’t get is how am I able to get work experience when no one gives me a chance? Every job requires some sort of work experience, even internships and entry level jobs. I’ve been to local recruitment agencies, handed them my CV, but it’s been three months and still no reply. I am getting more demotivated and desperate, please can you give me some advice.

Get an ICAN asap.
You will become "hot" after that.

Thank me later.

funmilade4real:
I graduated in 2014 with a first class degree in business studies. I am 22 and working as a sales assistant in a clothing store. It was meant to be a part-time job for extra income while studying, however, it feels like I am going to be stuck here forever.

I am looking for office roles, in particular admin roles or those to do with HR. I’ve been applying to jobs since I graduated – I either get no response or, once in a blue moon, I get an interview, but it doesn’t end well. Most places I have applied to say I am an introvert and they prefer someone who is more confident in communicating. Or they say I lack work experience.

What I don’t get is how am I able to get work experience when no one gives me a chance? Every job requires some sort of work experience, even internships and entry level jobs. I’ve been to local recruitment agencies, handed them my CV, but it’s been three months and still no reply. I am getting more demotivated and desperate, please can you give me some advice.

come back to nigeria and find job, shikena!
Obviously you are in UK, things can only get tighter, first class for immigrant no do the job again, 4 naija better still dey for first class o!

All these people way wan burn dia candle because of obodo oyinbo sef?

na d introvert part be ur undoing. work on it.

mankand:
Are you based in Lagos? send your cv to nigeria@transukrvuz.com

Can I send mine too pleaseeeee

Go for your M.sc.

KillerBeauty:
Dear op
First things first, work on your cv. Give it to a professional to have a look, use Google to search for cv samples. Make sure your cv is appealing to the eyes and standard. You will be surprise the kind of response u will get after that.
Also, improve on your interpersonal. Since you work in a clothing store, there should be a lot of customers you can meet and establish a relationship with. Don't let your personality trait be a hindrance. Whether you work in an office or not, u interpersonal skills will help u get the job done. So work on that.
Lastly, prepare well for interview. I'm an introvert but u won't be able to guess that during an interview. All u need to do is b open, smile and prepare well. Google more interview tips. And have self confidence. U will b surprised at the positive result u will get
Cheers

you are blessed already. That is the kind of advice that can lift op up.