Champion100:



Which course are you intending to study?

obianorafael:


computer science related course or business related course

obianorafael:


computer science related course or business related course

devmantic:


Having a good knowledge of the German language prior to graduation is important although most international companies in Germany (e.g. Siemens, BASF, German Aerospace Centre [DLR] etc.) are more than willing to hire young foreign graduates who speak English and have limited German language skill upon graduation. On the long run, one is expected to learn German over time if he/she wants to work and live in Germany. The main challenge in landing a job after studies is skill-related. Imagine having a skill that is on-demand yet rare to find (e.g. programming with Python, C++, Java or being a specialist in MATLAB, AutoCAD, PDMS etc.), everytime you submit a CV, I can guarantee you that you will be given an opportunity for an interview in English. So my advice to those coming to study in Germany will be to focus on STEM-related courses and DO ALL YOU CAN to master a software skill (either in Nigeria or in Germany via internships or HiWis). I hope this was helpful.

Champion100:


But please forget it if it's Rhine Waal University of Applied Sciences because they don't believe that we sabi English. So u must get TOEFL or IELTS for them.

DemigodZeus147:


This people and their English Language requirement. I just laugh whenever I see this type of stuff,coz when some of them reply mails in English, omoh laff go kee you.

Westahorf10:
From the way am seeing things most guys here are going to Germany with the idea of finishing masters and starting work over there but from the few comments some guys dropped it will be difficult because most of us are going for different courses and it seems that the demand there is computer related which means more than 50% of people doing masters there in other courses must come back and hustle Npower again unlike canada that I think you can stay back ...God help us Education is barely appreciated in Nigeria

rolandy22:
Guys do you think one can apply for visa 4months before resumption. I got admitted to a university in german for winter(October) intake with enrollment date on or before 24th of September. What is the earliest date i.e month you think i can schedule for my visa appointment?

DemigodZeus147:


Get the admission first.

rolandy22:
Guys do you think one can apply for visa 4months before resumption. I got admitted to a university in german for winter(October) intake with enrollment date on or before 24th of September. What is the earliest date i.e month you think i can schedule for my visa appointment?

delivite:
Finally!!!

Some call it visum
Others call it visa
I call it testimony!!!

Who go lap me for plane?

Yomodun:
As much as admission is important, I believe securing a means of sustenance is more important most especially when you've got an excellent result. Talking from experience

Westahorf10:
From the way am seeing things most guys here are going to Germany with the idea of finishing masters and starting work over there but from the few comments some guys dropped it will be difficult because most of us are going for different courses and it seems that the demand there is computer related which means more than 50% of people doing masters there in other courses must come back and hustle Npower again unlike canada that I think you can stay back ...God help us Education is barely appreciated in Nigeria

Champion100:


I heard that as a student schooling in Germany or a graduate from Germany, that you can travel to any Schengen Country VISA free....(Pls type SCHENGEN COUNTRIES on Google)

If that is true, that means migrating to another country would be easier and better for those that feel that they don't know German too well nor have all the things necessary to getting them quick and lucrative jobs in DE upon graduation.

I'm still researching more on this anyways....

Stay Blessed.

bl33d:
hello good people, anyone here applied to the University of Trier recently? the web page to add application seems not to be working. or is there a workaround I am not aware of? anyone?

vinlyreeks:


Lol if the person no learn German throughout his/her study period in Germany nah other European languages he go just learn? You know Most of these schengen countries has different languages as first and official languages just like Germany so going there means knowing at least a little of their language if not much.

erny11:


I guess he/she meant english speaking country like Ireland

clintonsparkz:
I want to ask a question for a friend, is it possible to apply for MSc using your statement of result? and backed with transcript, cause their convocation is every 4years.

is it possible?

devmantic:


Having a good knowledge of the German language prior to graduation is important although most international companies in Germany (e.g. Siemens, BASF, German Aerospace Centre [DLR] etc.) are more than willing to hire young foreign graduates who speak English and have limited German language skill upon graduation. On the long run, one is expected to learn German over time if he/she wants to work and live in Germany. The main challenge in landing a job after studies is skill-related. Imagine having a skill that is on-demand yet rare to find (e.g. programming with Python, C++, Java or being a specialist in MATLAB, AutoCAD, PDMS etc.), everytime you submit a CV, I can guarantee you that you will be given an opportunity for an interview in English. So my advice to those coming to study in Germany will be to focus on STEM-related courses and DO ALL YOU CAN to master a software skill (either in Nigeria or in Germany via internships or HiWis). I hope this was helpful.

clintonsparkz:
I want to ask a question for a friend, is it possible to apply for MSc using your statement of result? and backed with transcript, cause their convocation is every 4years.

is it possible?

Fabcol:
You might get admitted with the statement of result... But you would need present the certificate when registering in the school after getting admitted

Deustchemann:

Bro, I think it's not too early to schedule your appointment for interview. If you already have your BA or SL or Scholarship, go ahead and book appointment.
The earlier the better. You can begin to make arrangement for other things you'll need too, like accommodation

clintonsparkz:
So at this point there is a failed junction for him? any new graduate how did u pass that?

delivite:
Finally!!!
Some call it visum Others call it visa I call it testimony!!!
Who go lap me for plane?

Randy91:




Troy...u carry ur Lapping enter here too

Olasenie:
Good morning good people. i am a propective stutdent that would like to study in Germany but I am having a problem which I dont knlw how to go about yet.

I have 2 different last names on my document. i.e my Waec cert states Popoola Shakiru Asamu, my first degree cert states Popoola Shakir but my Transcript has an initial A added to it , while my Passport states Popoola Shakir Olabisi.
pls, what can I do to rectify or proof that all documents belong to me and is there any chances of getting a Visa?
Thanks. I am curious