Me three oo MSc. Electronics and communication, but i don't know if i can start processing my visa application now...

GrasstoGrace:


Me too, I got admitted into Mechanical Engineering DIT sept2019... Guess we're all heading the same direction...

Ltkwemzie:
Me three oo MSc. Electronics and communication, but i don't know if i can start processing my visa application now...

Sent you a mail

To all those going to DIT/TUD, we can link up, share ideas and work together

[quote author=GrasstoGrace post=75172800][/quote]I sent you an email

Tomifolake:
Good evening nairalanders
I am new here, i will like to ask a few questions. I studied guidance and counselling for bsc and I am interested in studying in Ireland for masters. I realized there is a kind of restriction for courses to study for masters in Ireland because of employment. I will be grateful if I can be put through on courses someone like me can study in Ireland. Thank you

For you and everybody. Any course IT related is the way to go if you're looking to stay after your studies. Other courses are not bad, but IT is the real deal. They are the kind of guys that get visa sponsorships

geobukky:

For you and everybody. Any course IT related is the way to go if you're looking to stay after your studies. Other courses are not bad, but IT is the real deal. They are the kind of guys that gxet visa sponsorships

Thank you very much

Please BTW Msc in Data analytics and Msc in Fintech, which 1 of dem do you think have a better prospects in the Job market in Ireland

richvictor:
Please BTW Msc in Data analytics and Msc in Fintech, which 1 of dem do you think have a better prospects in the Job market in Ireland

Which one do you have skills in?
Which one gives you an edge in your career pursuits?
Which one makes you fulfilled?

Which one gives you the opportunity to be a well paid employee or a successful entrepreneur?

#beguided
At the end of the day, passion and determination makes us excel not work permit

ICaSNg:


Which one do you have skills in?
Which one gives you an edge in your career pursuits?
Which one makes you fulfilled?

Which one gives you the opportunity to be a well paid employee or a successful entrepreneur?

#beguided
At the end of the day, passion and determination makes us excel not work permit

Greetings my honourable, I av a Bsc in Accounting edu and I am a chartered Accountant (ICAN), I currently av so much passion in ICT, please Sir, BTW Msc in fintech and Msc in Data analytics which 1 would you pick if you were to be in my shoes ?

I am currently learning web design and development and programming

richvictor:




Greetings my honourable, I av a Bsc in Accounting edu and I am a chartered Accountant (ICAN), I currently av so much passion in ICT, please Sir, BTW Msc in fintech and Msc in Data analytics which 1 would you pick if you were to be in my shoes ?

Data Science or data analysis plays huge role in fintech;
However, Data Analysis on its own can be used in different sectors and requires medium to high level of programming and statistical analysis.

Fintech on the other hand can be a paid career prospect or entrepreneurial prospect ; it however involves quality and quantity programming skills including machine learning and predictive / behavioural analysis.

One important factor to note is that, you won't be taught all you need to know or excel in uni, alot goes into self development.

So I won't be able advise on which one you should choose as I/ don't know your programming strengths.

Personally, I detest programming so I settled for Business Analysis- covered advanced excel, Mysql, , statistical packages including R ; some schools used SPSS while other universities in the UK zeroed in on SAS and MS-SQL.

My point is know your strength and pick based on your passion.

Please i need some
Information from you , please how can I contact you?




quote author=Ltkwemzie post=75177201]Me three oo MSc. Electronics and communication, but i don't know if i can start processing my visa application now...[/quote]

Good evening house, my husband is a medical doctor. Please how possible is it for him to get a job over there if he applies from Nigeria. Thanks. Please I need reply from experienced people and how he can go about it because things are not moving so smoothly for us at the moment

Haven't seen any

GrasstoGrace:



Sent you a mail

Ltkwemzie:
Haven't seen any

Check again

Pls house , how is the course (power engineering or energy system engineering , is it profitable as per job opportunities in Ireland ?

iloveutd:
Pls house , how is the course (power engineering or energy system engineering , is it profitable as per job opportunities in Ireland ?

For you and everyone. Use LinkedIn to check if jobs in your fields are in the country you're applying. Remember to set location as Ireland. It will give you a rough idea

Good afternoon house , please must my letter of reference be from my lecturers in my university ? Or which person(s) can I collect letter of reference from asides my lecturer to be able to apply

@ICaSNg, l have been try to get in torch, kindly chart me up on demmisoft@yahoo.com. very urgent pls. Much appreciated

Chibabe4Christ:
Good day @ Dizzynet...
Please I have gone through your post and will need your assistance in getting admission at DIT and study visa process.
Did you finally use ielets or toefl when applying for student visa

Also which of the DIT? is it dublin institute of technology or Dundalk Institute of Technology

Please i need your response.

I went to Dublin Institute of Technology.

I wrote PTE for visa application.

lander237:
Hi everyone.

I just arrived Dublin few days ago for my study abroad semester. Please what are the hot African areas here (bars/clubs, shops, etc)
Boredom go kill someone for this contri chaiii

I miss the UK already �

Let me know what you find

Tomifolake:
Good evening nairalanders
I am new here, i will like to ask a few questions. I studied guidance and counselling for bsc and I am interested in studying in Ireland for masters. I realized there is a kind of restriction for courses to study for masters in Ireland because of employment. I will be grateful if I can be put through on courses someone like me can study in Ireland. Thank you

You have to give a real think about this. Go through the list below and ideally you should be confident you are already qualified or can qualify for one or more of the roles. It is going to be difficult if otherwise.


https://dbei.gov.ie/en/What-We-Do/Workplace-and-Skills/Employment-Permits/Employment-Permit-Eligibility/Highly-Skilled-Eligible-Occupations-List/

richvictor:
Please BTW Msc in Data analytics and Msc in Fintech, which 1 of dem do you think have a better prospects in the Job market in Ireland

Not sure what the curriculum of a Masters in Fintech entails as the term Fintech is very broad. Data Analytics on the other hand offers very niche and specialized skills that are in demand.

dizzynet:


Let me know what you find

Hi
Unfortunately, I haven't got time to explore the city yet as I've been busy with lectures. What about you?

lander237:
Hi everyone.

I just arrived Dublin few days ago for my study abroad semester. Please what are the hot African areas here (bars/clubs, shops, etc)
Boredom go kill someone for this contri chaiii

I miss the UK already �

There is Johnson restaurants @ Summerhill and also Cynthia restaurants but be ready for Maggie meal @ Cynthia
Africa shops are located at Moore street

seunny4lif:

There is Johnson restaurants @ Summerhill and also Cynthia restaurants but be ready for Maggie meal @ Cynthia
Africa shops are located at Moore street

Thanks
I'll check it out this weekend or sometime during the week.

Chibabe4Christ:
Thanks.
I tried browsing sku website but couldn't see any info. Are you sure its not typographical error.
Please confirm.
Secondly, is like CIT does not offer post graduate courses, I tried browsing it but could not see any info on that
Thirdly does Canada share information with Ireland

It's mostly European/schenghen states that i know that share info and the Canada-US partnership, asides that, no country will tell you categorically that they source/share info with their counterparts but we know they do.

So if you're wondering if you should hide an old refusal or something else from former applications, don't. It has consequences. If you took time to read the thread from the beginning you would have seen cases of people who were denied visas by Canada but got granted by Ireland.

Full disclosure and consistency is the way to go, even if you hide stuff and it works this one time, somehow it'll come back to mess things up. So whatever you said in your former application, keep up with it except you have evidence to prove that it was an honest mistake you made.

ICaSNg:
Programs available for March and April, 2019

Higher diploma in Data Analytics / Fintech* for HND / 3rd class graduates
MSc Data Analytics
MBA
MBA finance, hrm, cloud computing

Good day Icasng

Please are these programs still available?
Especially the Higher diploma in data analytics, and what school accepts HND?
Thanks

Hi Maam
which uni are accepting for April intakes

thank you

ICaSNg:
April 2019 Courses / Intakes !
===================

Higher Diplomas ** For HND / 3rd class BSc graduates in Business, Fintech, Data Analytics

MSc & MBA

Data Analytics
Finance
Cloud Computing
Marketing
Digital Marketing
Pre-masters program *

LordSir1:
I just sent you a pm. Please reply

I have. Check your email

ZitaMall:


accommodation is very expensive in dublin, so be prepared to go with enough cash. You will definitely get a student job. For further information, let me know.

Hello ma'am, I just sent you a PM.

Which schools offer this I have a 3rd class in electrical and electronics engineering.

ICaSNg:
Programs available for March and April, 2019

Higher diploma in Data Analytics / Fintech* for HND / 3rd class graduates
MSc Data Analytics
MBA
MBA finance, hrm, cloud computing