softboiy:
op quit complaining and get busy. we have graduates doing legitimate online jobs on fiverr and other platforms making above 100k monthly. you have internet connection and a good brain and you are there lamenting in 2017.

softboiy:
op quit complaining and get busy. we have graduates doing legitimate online jobs on fiverr and other platforms making above 100k monthly. you have internet connection and a good brain and you are there lamenting in 2017.

Pillyportions:
Pls can u tell me the other platforms abeg... I need to get busy after my NYSC passing out while i wait for work. Pls ooooo

obinoral1179:
yea, but you shouldn't have attached the grammatical blunder to his lack of getting a good job.

Daddybright1986:


My brother your village people get hand inside this matter

UjSizzle:

We don't have to feign modesty. His blunders could be a contributing factor.

uboma:




Thank you for pointing out my mistake.

It was an omission.

but the op's write-up isnt an omission. the errors are one too many...

uboma:




Thank you for pointing out my mistake.

It was an omission.

but the op's write-up isnt an omission. the errors are one too many...

BlueRayDick:
Regretting the course you studied will not help you in any way. U should not be engaging in self pity at this stage, rather u should take your future in ur own hands. If I were in ur shoes, I would take up a teaching job in a private school and teach chemistry, and maybe physics and will also hustle at Jamb/ssce classes in the evening at the nearest tutorial centre for extra cash. It may seem stressful, but It will definitely get me fed and leave little for savings.

While doing this, I will watch out for parents who come to drop their wards or check on them during open-days, I will chat them up and form a kind of close affinity with them, having taken care of their wards academic needs. While engaging the parents I will try and sell myself to them an intelligent person who has what it takes to be great if given the slightest opportunity.

BlueRayDick:
Regretting the course you studied will not help you in any way. U should not be engaging in self pity at this stage, rather u should take your future in ur own hands. If I were in ur shoes, I would take up a teaching job in a private school and teach chemistry, and maybe physics and will also hustle at Jamb/ssce classes in the evening at the nearest tutorial centre for extra cash. It may seem stressful, but It will definitely get me fed and leave little for savings.

While doing this, I will watch out for parents who come to drop their wards or check on them during open-days, I will chat them up and form a kind of close affinity with them, having taken care of their wards academic needs. While engaging the parents I will try and sell myself to them an intelligent person who has what it takes to be great if given the slightest opportunity.

uboma:




Your write-up is full of grammatical blunders.

Could this be a contributing factor to why you are still jobless?


It has nothing to do with your field of study.
I know persons who studied Islamic studies and Christian religious studies but are gainfully employed.
Identify your weaknesses, strive to improve on them. Just develop yourself....


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Daddybright1986:


My brother your village people get hand inside this matter

mercylicious234:


You are right. Non graduate jobs are more in the oil fields. Ppl are now after what can you do.
An advise, u cannot be living at Enugu and be looking for oil jobs.
1.Try to move to bayelsa or pH. Network with ppl there. You can be going and standing in their gate everyday , one day luck might smile on you or you even meet ppl u knew b4.

2. Many jobs come out and are not announced. Try to make friends with ppl in the field no matter how low their grades are.

3. Also know this is not the best times for oil coys. You may not get a job as high paying as it was b4, but just enter and get something doing even if its non skilled.my younger sis hubby that used to earn 1.5m monthly now earns between 250k to 350k despite having over 10 years experience. So if you get 130k or 150k salary, accept it

4. Make community leaders of oil coys your friends. Or just get to know someone that knows them. . They may help you get jobs but you have to pay for the jobs. Sometimes their terms are high. If they tell you that you have to train someone in the university, make sure the amount is spelt out and for how many years max.These ppl can milk you. It shouldn't be an open cheque like that. If you don't spell it out, u will be paying so much for exam sorting fees and the person will refuse to graduate.

5. Accept some terms you consider ridiculous to get in and get experience. When you get experience you can move over to Arab world ,calgary- Canada or Houston texas.

I hope I helped.

uboma:




Your write-up is full of grammatical blunders.

Could this be a contributing factor to why you are still jobless?


It has nothing to do with your field of study.
I know persons who studied Islamic studies and Christian religious studies but are gainfully employed.
Identify your weaknesses, strive to improve on them. Just develop yourself....


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UjSizzle:

We don't have to feign modesty. His blunders could be a contributing factor.

Pidgin2:


Your written English is too poor for a graduate, this is why you can't get a good job. Take a two weeks course online or buy an English text book and read it to improve on your writing then apply for a job.

uboma:




Your write-up is full of grammatical blunders.

Could this be a contributing factor to why you are still jobless?


It has nothing to do with your field of study.
I know persons who studied Islamic studies and Christian religious studies but are gainfully employed.
Identify your weaknesses, strive to improve on them. Just develop yourself....


***modified****

Sunclinton:
I studied Petroleum Engineering for complete five years and after all the struggles and frustrations i passed through in school i came out with 3.47 CGPA, i proceed to serve my father land, before then i promise myself that i will hustle to get a job in order to support my siblings in school, i started sending applications even when i was serving and after my youth service, in general i am very sure i have submitted not less than 60 applications both online and offline but i have never received any interview invite. I have given professionals my CV to re-write for me several times but all to no avail. I am really regretting studying Petroleum Engineering here in Nigeria. Please i really need a help i am dying gradually.

softboiy:
watsapp me

Pidgin2:


Your written English is too poor for a graduate, this is why you can't get a good job. Take a two weeks course online or buy an English text book and read it to improve on your writing then apply for a job.

Jflex07:
Bro please how can I get in touch with you.. I need a clue, I'm also going through same issue

pesinfada:
yours is worst.

uboma:




Thank you for pointing out my mistake.

It was an omission.

but the op's write-up isnt an omission. the errors are one too many...

Sunclinton:
I studied Petroleum Engineering for complete five years and after all the struggles and frustrations i passed through in school i came out with 3.47 CGPA, i proceed to serve my father land, before then i promise myself that i will hustle to get a job in order to support my siblings in school, i started sending applications even when i was serving and after my youth service, in general i am very sure i have submitted not less than 60 applications both online and offline but i have never received any interview invite. I have given professionals my CV to re-write for me several times but all to no avail. I am really regretting studying Petroleum Engineering here in Nigeria. Please i really need a help i am dying gradually.

pesinfada:
yours is worst.

Jman06:
When Obasanjo advised nigerian youths not to go to university and study all whatnot and expect to land great jobs thereafter, many people misunderstood him. But the truth is that Obj was right. Many students chose the wrong courses without adequate knowledge of the current prospects of such courses in the labour market. Some people don't even know that jobs are given mostly based on needs. That means, if there's no need for your services, nobody will employ you. I wish our sec schools will start informing students properly on how to make the right choices of what to study in the uni.

For those in sciences, pls don't waste your time and resources studying courses like Pet Eng, Chem Eng, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Zoology, Botany, Chemistry/ind Chemistry, Geology and the likes, UNLESS you have somebody at the top who can and is willing to give you job regardless of what you studied. OR you have passion for teaching and ready to accept the peanut u'll b paid

The difference always shows right from NYSC camps.

Sunclinton:
I studied Petroleum Engineering for complete five years and after all the struggles and frustrations i passed through in school i came out with 3.47 CGPA, i proceed to serve my father land, before then i promise myself that i will hustle to get a job in order to support my siblings in school, i started sending applications even when i was serving and after my youth service, in general i am very sure i have submitted not less than 60 applications both online and offline but i have never received any interview invite. I have given professionals my CV to re-write for me several times but all to no avail. I am really regretting studying Petroleum Engineering here in Nigeria. Please i really need a help i am dying gradually.