Too early to smoke weed
IT is now Art course now
You need hot slap

morereb10:
oooh - so watin una want make i do after reading computer science


make i go back school ni?


The op is biased - i didn't see computer science of Information Technology

morereb10:
oooh - so watin una want make i do after reading computer science


make i go back school ni?


The op is biased - i didn't see computer science of Information Technology

Click on the link moreover he said art courses

Mayorsholly:
what of Yoruba
you fit use am work for Bank 4 Naija

If not the way we under rate local language, English and our local language ought to be in the same league after all they are classified as linguistic

I came in as a fresh graduate and gradually by the grace of God i rose to that level

Welcomme:
How did u kick start your career in that? Were you employed as a graduate trainee or You had certifications? Just curious to know.

anochuko01:
foreign languages nko

Read the article again

benebaby77:
The reasons why I won't take this serious was that I see this your "7 seven best art courses" as your merely opinion, not facts....

All those courses you listed are not even the better, let alone best.

Notable mentions of 'Economics and Accounting' didn’t make the list because it is becoming saturated with little or no space for their graduates to earn a living

So you're insinuating that the English, Political Science, Guiding & Counselling, Theatre art etc. are better art courses than the courses in the embolden above.

Wetin pesin no go see here on nairaland again,

Do you know that with BSc in Economist, you can become economic analyst, operations analyst, research analyst, data analyst, econometrician/statistician, equity analyst, data scientist, financial analyst, policy analyst etc.?

You wrote that information technology has replaced the field of Economics!, how has it?

They are his opinion but the issue is that he doesn't have fact to back claim on technology replacing economics and accounting

safarigirl:
You don't need to study most of these courses to be employed in their positions

Except for a few like English, Law and Foreign Languages, the others have to battle with graduates from other disciplines..

It is talent that moves you, not necessarily what you learnt in school

You can't study any other course and still get to practice as a psychotherapist, you must study Counseling psychology and get licensed.

Pavore9:


You can't study any other course and still get to practice as a psychotherapist, you must study Counseling psychology and get licensed.

that is just one job....there are other counselling jobs that are occupied by people without that degree.

And many of the professional ones are rarely practiced in Nigeria

CheedyJ:
I thought political science & psychology are social science disciplines?

see question.
Social science so??

is mass communication not inclusive? rubbish

So for your mind psychology and political science na art, even as the "science" is clearly written in the name POLITICAL SCIENCE. Even law doesn't fit well as art sef...

Shout out to the Sociologist(s) in the house

I rep Political Science.. I played politics till I was sacked by my boss

You have basically named
all the possible Arts courses.

Wet in remain again??

Legalbeing:
see question.
Social science so??

And so,it won't cost u ur life if u correct ur mistakes cos there re jambites hoping to get genuine info here ok

Law is a stand alone field that does not fall under any other over-arching branch, and if it did, it would be either Social Sciences or the Humanities and certainly not the Arts.

Nice article though.
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BiafraBushBoy:
In this post, we are going to consider the 7 best art courses in Nigeria with high employment rate. However, before we continue we will like you to note that the rate of employment shouldn’t be the only criteria to consider before choosing a course. Your chosen course is a life-long decision and once made, you may not be able to change it again. Before you choose a course you are advised to consider those things you enjoy doing and find courses that relate to them so that when you leave school you will not only work for the money but also enjoy what you are doing. Unlike the science courses with high employment rate (You can see them here), these art courses might come as a surprise.

From all indication, these are the best art courses to consider for study if you will want to be employed immediately after your graduation. But the courses alone won’t qualify you for automatic employment. You will have to work on your grades because there will be lots of other graduates of the same course as you.



The best art courses with High Employment Rate?



English
Actually, this is one of the most marketable art courses in Nigeria today. When you talk about English all most students ever see is teaching as the end result but the English course opens far greater doors than teaching. Few of the jobs you’ll be eligible for when you study English includes Digital copywriter, Editorial assistant, English as a foreign language teacher, Lexicographer, Magazine journalist, Newspaper journalist, Primary school teacher, Secondary school teacher, Writer and so on. One of the joys of this course is that it offers you the opportunity to freelance and work from anywhere you are which is not associated with other courses.

Law
Well, Law being the best art courses is no news. Law opens doors for you in Nigeria. Being a lawyer is almost being on the same level as a doctor. Though law offers great employment benefits it is also very competitive and you will have to be outstanding in order to secure a good job.

Political Science
Political science is a very popular course amongst art students and despite this, it is still very lucrative. Though competitive but if you can graduate with an outstanding result, you will surely be employed almost immediately.



Theatre art
If you are very passionate about acting then you might want to consider Theatre art. It’s one of the best art courses in the country. However, you will have to be very passionate about acting since it actually deals with more passion than with brain work.

Creative And Visual Arts, Fine and Applied Arts, Fine Arts And Design

I have to include this lucrative career on this list. Though very obscure to most Nigerian students, these art courses are actually very lucrative and can open doors for you. With the rise of the internet, there are more demands for designers more than anything. Everyday people keep looking for designers of logos for their website and businesses as well as corporate designs to promote their brands. You can easily make a name for yourself with these courses especially if you love freelancing.

Foreign Languages

Foreign languages especially mandarin (Chinese), Spanish, German, Russian and French can really open doors of employment for you. One attractive aspect of these courses is that you will have less competition. You can work in embassies or even become a private tutor. You may decide to become a freelance translator and work as you like.

Counseling and psychology

Though not very well recognized in Nigeria, counseling and psychology are bound to explode in a few years just as in other developing and developed countries of the world. Lots of people are depressed in the society and as we move on this number is bound to increase. Though in Nigeria right now most people are not aware of counseling services but in few years they will surely start looking for their services.

Notable mentions of Economics and Accounting didn’t make the list because it is becoming saturated with little or no space for their graduates to earn a living. Information Technology software is replacing the above-mentioned jobs, and that is part of the reason I don’t classify them as one of the best art courses in Nigeria.



All courses are literally lucrative if you can use your creative imagination. No matter the course you study in school you can become employed immediately if plan properly before graduating.

Leave your thoughts and comments on this post via the comment section.

source: http://dailystudentinfo.com/nigerias-best-art-courses/

I think accounting should top that list, it is the most versatile of them all

safarigirl:
that is just one job....there are other counselling jobs that are occupied by people without that degree.

And many of the professional ones are rarely practiced in Nigeria

Maybe not degree but at least a certificate is needed to have an idea what a client is dealing with. If for example, I have a phobia for climbing staircases and am to resume work where I have to be climbing stairs daily, how can you help me through it?

People are not studying Psychoanalysis, Gestalt therapy, Transactional Analysis, Cognitive emotional behavioral therapy etc just for the fun of it only for them to offer the same psycho services with someone untrained.

Remember you can not use the Bible or Quran to address all issues life presents because should a atheist come forward for therapy, what will be used?

Pavore9:


Maybe not degree but at least a certificate is needed to have an idea what a client is dealing with. If for example, I have a phobia for climbing staircases and am to resume work where I have to climbing stairs daily, how can you help me through it?

People are not studying Psychoanalysis, Gestalt therapy, Transactional Analysis, Cognitive emotional behavioral therapy etc just for the fun of it only for them to offer the same psycho services with someone untrained.

Remember you can not use the Bible or Quran to address all issues life presents because should a atheist come forward for therapy, what will be used?

do we have atheists in Nigeria?

This country is peculiar

safarigirl:
do we have atheists in Nigeria?

This country is peculiar

Atheists in Nigeria have a registered body with the CAC, known as the atheist society of Nigeria, the last convention was held at the university of Lagos this year in November .
http://atheist.org.ng

safarigirl:
do we have atheists in Nigeria?

This country is peculiar

Many are just in the closet! Kenyans are so open about theirs, they even have their association and boldly argue on radio and TV.

EZEIGBO1OFIMO:
Atheists in Nigeria have a registered body with the CAC, known as the atheist society of Nigeria, the last convention was held at the university of Lagos this year in November .
http://atheist.org.ng

Thanks for the info.

What happened to public administration?

Pavore9:


Maybe not degree but at least a certificate is needed to have an idea what a client is dealing with. If for example, I have a phobia for climbing staircases and am to resume work where I have to climbing stairs daily, how can you help me through it?

People are not studying Psychoanalysis, Gestalt therapy, Transactional Analysis, Cognitive emotional behavioral therapy etc just for the fun of it only for them to offer the same psycho services with someone untrained.

Remember you can not use the Bible or Quran to address all issues life presents because should a atheist come forward for therapy, what will be used?

Are you a counselor/ a psychologist please?

Immanueladebol:

Are you a counselor/ a psychologist please?

Yes. Have a Bachelors in Counseling psychology.

COUNSELLING Is good abroad. Very soon NIGERIANS will know the importance and role of counsellors instead of going to fake pastors and ritualists. Celebrities need counsellors to make their marriages work fine.

Pavore9:


Yes. Have a Bachelors in Counseling psychology.

Wow... Am a counselor also, can i get your contact pls?

Immanueladebol:

Wow... Am a counselor also, can i get your contact pls?

Send a PM.

Eleniyan15:
What happen to sociology

Or even Mass communication...
The OP sef

Blackops:
History, in the right society it is lucrative.

That is what am studying

Awumma:
That is what am studying

I have a degree from the discipline .