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Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by Chommieblaq(f): 2:25pm On Sep 22, 2017
raymondFirstborn:


Try programming, should be good in 6months.

lest I forget did you work in Lekki gardens or property mart?

Thanks
I want to start with one I can easily afford and that's won't be difficult for me to catch up with as a beginners, so should I give programming a shot?

Naaah I didn't in either place.
Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by Chommieblaq(f): 2:33pm On Sep 22, 2017
kachiz:


Those are all nice skills in the Freelance world. You are going to have to start from one

Ok thanks, just don't kno bathe one to start with
Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by josephdreams: 2:53pm On Sep 22, 2017
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Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by raymondFirstborn(m): 2:54pm On Sep 22, 2017
Chommieblaq:


Thanks
I want to start with one I can easily afford and that's won't be difficult for me to catch up with as a beginners, so should I give programming a shot?

Naaah I didn't in either place.


okay.Give programming a shot,you can even learn on your own.Download pdfs on programming.
Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by JayJustus(m): 3:00pm On Sep 22, 2017
aputel:
Very interesting post and I think I will add one or two things . Decades ago,I told some friends that very soon chasiers and bank work will be contracted and outsourced and that a mechanical engineer can easily become a Bank manager ,it was at a time when Bank workers were getting loans and selling their properties to fund their education to become a chartered banker.
Secondly I told so people in a conference that becoming a Chartered Accountant will soon become a wasted efforts since what companies require is an accountant that is ready to work towards a pre defined figures of profit and loss ,in essence cooking the books and defending it . Such companies are the one that are witnessing patronages all over .
In fact there are number of software that can audit and balance the most difficult account and even point out fraud and error .
In essence Nigeria is becoming a country where you will only use what you have as talent to eat and live .When you now study a course that matches your talent ,you will be making money as if you are not working . It is not by strength or sheer mathematical precision in your academic career that will give you comfort .Lots of Nigeria are lazy in reading and forecasting the trends most especially universities students mosly preoccupied with C Soweto and Aluta jingles.
You will suffer till you die if you ever listen to any one or lectures on socialism or egalitarianism. The world is moving toward the survival of the fittest .Nothing will disturb you from making your money if you have the talents and abilities. You take it to a premium level if your background education is in line with your talent
Don't go to school for the purpose of just getting admission, No. Of what value are you to your parents after taking a Master Degree in fine arts and still taking subsidy from your parents and relation to support your marriage .
Instead of wasting years on a unproductive course ,get something to learn that fit your interest and at the opportune time you will get admission to read your preferred course. In fact who is forcing you inside jail as a full time student, if you have a good business ? Go for part time courses sandwich and Distance learning and keep your business or vocation in full working mode .
As for those who are graduates of political science and any be going for their PhD with the hope of getting selected as a Senator,you are dreaming ,once you find yourself as a graduate in awkward courses, please take the fast and choose a new field by learning or associating with those who can put you through .
I was using an office in Ikeja some years back ,the entire floor is made up of system engineers and telecommunication. You know what is funny ,of the around 40 of us working there who are friends or friend of friend ,nobody did a course pertaining to the field . Some graduated in Agric, biochemistry, accounting, language arts, classics , vetinary medicines , lab tech and others .Even some lawyers who don't want to die in poverty or engage in legal fraud giving them embarrassment now go for business that is fitting into their interest .
So don't let your children get admission for the sake of admission, study the trends in business and development, read widely and observe global trends and don't allow your children to be idle . Lastly in anything you do ,do it differently, use your education to give packaging so as to command premium on your charges .
You are free to ask questions or clarifications


You my friend will go places!!

Back in 2013 when I told my friends I was gonna be studying hospitality management. They laughed at me...like what can you do? someone even asked me "so you're gonna be managing a hospital?" Pushed on!! Noticed the trend in Nigeria changed...everyone was moving into events management...events centres were on the rise...learnt alot on events working part time for a start-up...brushing my cooking skills on the side...after my degree in Msia, came back to Nigeria and used one year to learn a lot of skills ...brushed up more on my cooking...gave out a lot of free samples, got cheated in the process...as God would have it I landed a job in the US...my industry and now I handle a whole department in a ski resort...

if only Nigerians can sit down, have patience and learn some skills... University education is just too basic for anything...times have changed and we gotta work with the trends...still coming back to Nigeria with a bang to startup again!!! THE MONEY MUST BE MADE!!

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Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by CellTabRepair20: 3:03pm On Sep 22, 2017
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Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by TourismMan(m): 3:29pm On Sep 22, 2017
omoelerin1:
I studied, not 'studies'. I am, not 'am'

Lol.

My brother, some so called graduates command of English can be more shocker than the high tension electric that shocked people to death in Calabar.
Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by surgical: 3:33pm On Sep 22, 2017
brushesz:


I don't blame the government on your case.
I blame you.

Why acquire so much knowledge on Mechanism and then decide to dump it for sowing?

Do you know how much Auto/truck mechanics, repairers of AC/refrigerators, heavy duty generators, elevators etc make in a month

If you truly know your worth, you would drop that shirt branding, stop looking for jobs and humbly learn how to fix machines.

WAKE UP!!! Hope this guy will be humble enough to take this your valuable advice.

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Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by UniqueTee: 3:35pm On Sep 22, 2017
i studied Bsc Mechanical Engineering and Msc Subsea Engineering. i am working now as a Subsea project Engineer.
Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by TourismMan(m): 3:58pm On Sep 22, 2017
raymondFirstborn:



okay.Give programming a shot,you can even learn on your own.Download pdfs on programming.

Pardon my naivety pls, this programming, what are the necessary area of its applications? How do the programmers make their money? Very important questions pls.
Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by TourismMan(m): 4:02pm On Sep 22, 2017
JayJustus:



You my friend will go places!!

Back in 2013 when I told my friends I was gonna be studying hospitality management. They laughed at me...like what can you do? someone even asked me "so you're gonna be managing a hospital?" Pushed on!! Noticed the trend in Nigeria changed...everyone was moving into events management...events centres were on the rise...learnt alot on events working part time for a start-up...brushing my cooking skills on the side...after my degree in Msia, came back to Nigeria and used one year to learn a lot of skills ...brushed up more on my cooking...gave out a lot of free samples, got cheated in the process...as God would have it I landed a job in the US...my industry and now I handle a whole department in a ski resort...

if only Nigerians can sit down, have patience and learn some skills... University education is just too basic for anything...times have changed and we gotta work with the trends...still coming back to Nigeria with a bang to startup again!!! THE MONEY MUST BE MADE!!

I greet you boss. Currently studying Tourism which hospitality management is part of the course. Any help or advice for a brother? I would so much appreciate it.
Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by JayJustus(m): 4:22pm On Sep 22, 2017
TourismMan:


I greet you boss. Currently studying Tourism which hospitality management is part of the course. Any help or advice for a brother? I would so much appreciate it.


what are your plans?? how do you wanna execute?? For tourism I suggest you look at what SOCIAL PREFECT is doing... she's an example...or look for London to Lagos... they're huge tourism mentors... cheers mate

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Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by Geosystem(m): 4:25pm On Sep 22, 2017
studied geology and am practicing
Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by theNOISEmaker: 4:53pm On Sep 22, 2017
benueguy:
Lol..
I studied B. Sc. Accounting, had a good result (2:1), but my whole being is soaked in music production. That's where I see my future. I don't see myself practicing accounting for a lifetime. I may just do it for a few years and stop to pursue my dream squarely.
Ps: I'm still a serving corper.
music production...
Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by benueguy(m): 5:27pm On Sep 22, 2017
theNOISEmaker:
music production...
Yeah.... I'm a music producer
Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by benueguy(m): 5:29pm On Sep 22, 2017
STUT:

Oga..me and you dey the same lane..I'm in 400..once I'm through,I'll hand over my paali to my parents..make dem hold am for me..music is my calling
Lols.. No dulling
Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by empron(m): 6:41pm On Sep 22, 2017
nuelsylves:


I'm interested in this field, can we chat privately for a guide?
send me mssg on whaspp i will guide you through free of charge.08188228455

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Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by theNOISEmaker: 7:06pm On Sep 22, 2017
benueguy:
Yeah.... I'm a music producer
you're into it or you wanna start?
Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by austynbch(m): 7:10pm On Sep 22, 2017
Studied biochemistry, now into computer networking and repairs ... ..and about to go into fish farming
Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by Standing5(m): 10:13pm On Sep 22, 2017
Nicolars:
Good morning boss, I'm a comp engr student.. Any advice for me pls
Did you get your job by grades or skills
Thanks
99% of the time it is by grade but you do the job by skill.
Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by benueguy(m): 10:15pm On Sep 22, 2017
theNOISEmaker:
you're into it or you wanna start?
I'm already in.. Gospel music producer sha.
Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by Nicolars(m): 10:25pm On Sep 22, 2017
Standing5:
99% of the time it is by grade but you do the job by skill.

Thanks brother

One just have to be serious in school and as well learn the practicals outside Cus schools don't go deep in that at all ooooo
Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by Standing5(m): 11:22pm On Sep 22, 2017
Royal155:
Meaning, how can you claim you studied M. Engr and be complaining of no job? What is wrong in opening your own mechanic workshop? Why fashion design?
Sowing too involves mech. engr. What makes u think mech engr is synonymous to [auto]mechanic workshop? Grinding machine, generator, sewing machine, moulding, prototyping, industrial automation etc are all vocations tied to mech engr.
Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by Dinzelflash(m): 2:09am On Sep 23, 2017
Studying geoinformatics and surveying, would love to practice the profession..though I'm learning web designing and software programming on the side..any which way na way.. My surveyors in the house guide ur brother!
Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by theNOISEmaker: 5:51am On Sep 23, 2017
benueguy:

I'm already in.. Gospel music producer sha.
how much will it cost to start something like, lemme just say a low budget home studio? I'm so much in love with Music production but na paper dey gimme headache
Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by aputel: 6:55am On Sep 23, 2017
kriss27:
I chose philosophy in JAMB for UNILAG, are you saying courses like that are useless?

You must know what you want to get in life by choosing philosophy as a career , not bad if you want to lecture and by that you have to top it up to a doctorate level and probably get connected here and there to get you you a teaching job .

But if you are asking me to give my advice ,you need to sit down and redefine yourself . You seems to be looking for admission at all cost .
Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by aputel: 6:59am On Sep 23, 2017
Hipsofagoddess:


Did you learn software engineering yourself or did you go to a school for this?

I was a banker ,resigned and join friends in the IT field and from there I have taken it to another emerging field

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Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by raymondFirstborn(m): 7:28am On Sep 23, 2017
Dinzelflash:
Studying geoinformatics and surveying, would love to practice the profession..though I'm learning web designing and software programming on the side..any which way na way.. My surveyors in the house guide ur brother!

baba Go and buy a theodolite and start advertising your services in your area and in your state chikena.
Land surveyors are always needed.

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Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by opymx: 8:27am On Sep 23, 2017
Tunasco:
You Mean Telecommunications Network Engineer?
No. Computer network engineer
Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by Nobody: 10:05am On Sep 23, 2017
opymx:

No. Computer network engineer
ok, thanks. I thought it is telecomm network engineers i would have wanted to work for u.
Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by benueguy(m): 10:12am On Sep 23, 2017
theNOISEmaker:
how much will it cost to start something like, lemme just say a low budget home studio? I'm so much in love with Music production but na paper dey gimme headache
1. Sound Card
2. Any CONDENSER microphone
3. Pop filter
4. Good PC with at least 2.5Ghz speed
5. Midi controller (alternatively, normal church keyboard with USB port)
6. Good headphone(s).
7. Any "good" radio with auxiliary input
8. Plugins
9. Plugins
10. Plugins
Re: Are You Practicing The Course You Studied In School? by Dinzelflash(m): 10:13am On Sep 23, 2017
raymondFirstborn:


baba Go and buy a theodolite and start advertising your services in your area and in your state chikena.
Land surveyors are always needed.
na so theodolite easy to buy abi

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