PartnerusIsBack:

First I am not Godwin by name. I am not in any way deterring anyone here from helping. I once had that instinct too not until I learnt why Nigerians avoid other Nigerians in the diaspora like a plague. Truth is, I thank God I am alive after the sad experience. Wishing everyone here and those home success in their pursuits. I am just here to read now.

Apologies, I went through our email cos your name rings a bell came up as "goodwin daniel" and ayoobmaccigraham .

It is well, all I know is its not about Nigerians ; there are just good people and bad people.
Sorry you have to go through what you went through but that still does not mean you should not help the few good ones.

Just my thought #peace

mychellin:
My people, I urgently need your advise.

I have an opportunity with offers to take Msc management practice or MBA in project mgmt. I urgently need reasons to consider any from the two considering various opportunities after the programme.

ICASNg and other experience team in Ireland, kindly help out.

Thanks.

What is your career goals?

Does it align with this list of occupation? https://dbei.gov.ie/en/What-We-Do/Workplace-and-Skills/Employment-Permits/Employment-Permit-Eligibility/Highly-Skilled-Eligible-Occupations-List/

Mine was free, Ukeas is free Study Across globe is free. GOODLUCK.

natureboi7:
i must commend everyone who has given one information or the other to help pple in this platform.

i want to verify how much it costs to get an agent handle the application process for irish schools.(agent fee) . i work a tight schedule daily and might not have time to handle it my self

PartnerusIsBack:
People here aren't responding much again cause of the ill discretions of those they helped prior before now and when they got here, they turn wolves. Nigeria as a country needs spiritual cleansing. I have learnt my own bitter lessons too.

Nobody Got burnt, everybody just trying to get a foothold of life here

Emmitex:


Hi macromyk,

The first thing to do is to identify a school in Ireland that offers a course you will want to study at the masters level considering your area of study.

Get the necessary documents which will be used in applying to the school ready.

Applying to the school.

The school gives you a place by sending you an offer letter.

you accept the offer by paying tuition fee to the school.
The receipt of the payment and other documents are used to apply to the embassy for a study visa.

cheers

Thank you bro , this was helpful
meanwhile after getting the receipt of payment and accepting their offer , would getting the visa be guaranteed?

Hello all, please I would like to know if it is mandatory that the balance of my tuition fee reflects in my bank statement when I submit to the embassy,I have paid 50% of my tuition.please Icas ng and others in the know should advice on this.tnx

Hi i want to know which institute of technologies give free accommodations to their students. And also if it is worth it and private rooms good enough to live?

Sholsp:
Hello all, please I would like to know if it is mandatory that the balance of my tuition fee reflects in my bank statement when I submit to the embassy,I have paid 50% of my tuition.please Icas ng and others in the know should advice on this.tnx

1. Are you sure your university is cool with partial payment?
2. Yes it is standard requirement to show any balance on your tuition fees alongside your living expenses when applying for your visa

I am aware Nigerians love risk, don't take funds out before your visa is approved

Thanks for your response Icas ng, yeah the Uni is ok with 50% payment upfront,which is 6k euros.uni is DIT.

Good day, when I was seeking admission into Ireland and I came here there was a motion or talk that says that you only get a job if you study IT related courses, this isn’t true. Yes you’re likely to get a job easily and quicker if you graduate with a good result in IT related course but you also would be successful with other courses as well. Have a plan, make research on the kinda job positions that can keep you here after masters in various departments and study and graduate with a good result. You can boost your CV by doing internships in huge organizations here and it’s not difficult to get in, pass interview and tests. My point is, don’t go and do a course you have no idea in because you think that’s the best course ever, you would likely fail like a thief. Shalom.

pls is there any hope for someone with 3rd in chemistry to get scholarship in ireland

Mydavids:
Good day, when I was seeking admission into Ireland and I came here there was a motion or talk that says that you only get a job if you study IT related courses, this isn’t true. Yes you’re likely to get a job easily and quicker if you graduate with a good result in IT related course but you also would be successful with other courses as well. Have a plan, make research on the kinda job positions that can keep you here after masters in various departments and study and graduate with a good result. You can boost your CV by doing internships in huge organizations here and it’s not difficult to get in, pass interview and tests. My point is, don’t go and do a course you have no idea in because you think that’s the best course ever, you would likely fail like a thief. Shalom.

what course did u do and what job have you gotten after Msc

ICaSNg and everyone here I have a 3rd class degree, I intend applying for a Postgraduate certificate program not pgd are there chances of getting visa as I like the course program.i guess with pgcerts I can get a program for masters in future.?


Thirdly do you think it's advisable going for a course program that is partially done in school and mainly online..

How about the visa chances?

For my peepo with 3rd class seekin for a scholarship, I'm sorry to hurt you but how can you even think about it.. Even 2:2 grads have very bleak prospects let alone..

For the visa, don't let anyone mislead you, no one here can decide/determine the outcome of a visa, it's left for the VO's to decide that, you just do proper documentation, pray and be positive..

Bbyyo:
ICaSNg and everyone here I have a 3rd class degree, I intend applying for a Postgraduate certificate program not pgd are there chances of getting visa as I like the course program.i guess with pgcerts I can get a program for masters in future.?


Thirdly do you think it's advisable going for a course program that is partially done in school and mainly online..

How about the visa chances?

Hello,

A PGC is equivalent to level 7 and you need to have an academic qualification at level 8 before you can be accepted into a level 9 i.e Masters program .
In-Class or Online degrees are relatively the same. I mean especially for PGD or MSc programs you cover the same modules but an online program is cheaper than In-class program and you don't have to hustle for a visa and its tenable anywhere in the world so far the school and the course is fully accredited and approved.

For those applying for scholarship, my simple trick at evaluating myself is e.g will I employ myself? Can I give myself scholarship if I was part of the Scholarship team? What do I need to see in a candidate to award such a scholarship and do I have such?

If you have exceptional answers to such questions, try your luck...

e.g Employers look for different things in each employee or applicant, acquire more than enough relevant experience and be exceptional.
I have a 3rd class client working with GLO as a high ranked IT expert and she's applying for a masters degree ; She has acquired excellent grades in 2 PGD programs and also a PGC program; so tell me do you think an employer will pick a fresh 1st class graduate over her ? I don't think so.

Just define what you want , pray, pursue it and the SKY is just the BEGINNING!

Finally, Ireland visa approval depends 95% on your documentation and justification of not studying your intended course in Nigeria or any where else.
But definitely better than Canada, Australia and even the US.

All the best.

Mydavids:
Good day, when I was seeking admission into Ireland and I came here there was a motion or talk that says that you only get a job if you study IT related courses, this isn’t true. Yes you’re likely to get a job easily and quicker if you graduate with a good result in IT related course but you also would be successful with other courses as well. Have a plan, make research on the kinda job positions that can keep you here after masters in various departments and study and graduate with a good result. You can boost your CV by doing internships in huge organizations here and it’s not difficult to get in, pass interview and tests. My point is, don’t go and do a course you have no idea in because you think that’s the best course ever, you would likely fail like a thief. Shalom.

Broo..u just nailed it.. that's just the truth.some people don't even have the background.. but just because they heard IT is the way here, they just go into it...and they Bleep up at the end. It's well in Jesus name..

Reminder guys

weiny:
Hi i want to know which institute of technologies give free accommodations to their students. And also if it is worth it and private rooms good enough to live?

weiny:
Reminder guys

I think you'd be hard pressed to find schools that offer free accommodation in Ireland, I currently do not know of any

Segunagagu:

Broo..u just nailed it.. that's just the truth.some people don't even have the background.. but just because they heard IT is the way here, they just go into it...and they Bleep up at the end. It's well in Jesus name..

but we are yet to hear any other graduate aside info tech getting good jobs on the forum....it 2 years old now only i.t

Any one applying for visa in April and need guidance? So I can drop few tips and updates to visa requirements.

If for september, wait till July please.

If you DM I will charge you !!!

Irish Government targets 47,000 high-skilled ICT graduates by 2022



RTE reports that a target of delivering more than 47,000 graduates with high level ICT skills by 2022 has been set by the Government to meet Ireland's need for graduates in computing, electronic and electrical engineering.



Technology Skills 2022, Ireland's third ICT Skills Action Plan will be launched in Letterkenny this afternoon by Minister for Education and Skills Joe McHugh and Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation Heather Humphreys.

Yep for September....... can't wait for July to come

ICaSNg:
Any one applying for visa in April and need guidance? So I can drop few tips and updates to visa requirements.

If for september, wait till July please.

If you DM I will charge you !!!

ICaSNg:
Any one applying for visa in April and need guidance? So I can drop few tips and updates to visa requirements.

If for september, wait till July please.

If you DM I will charge you !!!

I am. I'll appreciate any information very much.

Pls what's a grade/Level C, is it a 2:2 or a 3.0 CGPA ?

guys, how much is a studio apartment in Dublin
asking for a friend.

vladimiros:
guys, how much is a studio apartment in Dublin

asking for a friend.

1400-1800

Zudoka:


I am. I'll appreciate any information very much.

Hi ,


The following are required for visa application , so information varies by the university * so people should not copy and paste.

1. CV
2. Statement of purpose - this should cover a brief introduction into your previous academic achievements ; practical / relevant work experience, Career pursuits, why have you chosen Ireland and not studying such in your home country, of what importance or benefit is this course to your career pursuits and significance to Nigeria upon your return.
3. Telex
4. Statement of account of yourself
5.Statement of account of your sponsor
6. Proof of employment yours and your sponsor
7. Medical Insurance
8. Initial offer
9. confirmed offer or payment receipt as issued by the university
10. All originals of your previous academic qualifications
11. Payslips / proof of trading records for yourself or sponsor
12. If married, proof that your family will be alright while away
13. Valid passport
14. proof of English test
Your agent will guide you through your online questionnaire and the hard copy questionnaire that would accompany your documents

All the best

ICaSNg:


Hi ,


The following are required for visa application , so information varies by the university * so people should not copy and paste.

1. CV
2. Statement of purpose - this should cover a brief introduction into your previous academic achievements ; practical / relevant work experience, Career pursuits, why have you chosen Ireland and not studying such in your home country, of what importance or benefit is this course to your career pursuits and significance to Nigeria upon your return.
3. Telex
4. Statement of account of yourself
5.Statement of account of your sponsor
6. Proof of employment yours and your sponsor
7. Medical Insurance
8. Initial offer
9. confirmed offer or payment receipt as issued by the university
10. All originals of your previous academic qualifications
11. Payslips / proof of trading records for yourself or sponsor
12. If married, proof that your family will be alright while away
13. Valid passport
14. proof of English test
Your agent will guide you through your online questionnaire and the hard copy questionnaire that would accompany your documents

All the best

Thank you so much.

What's a Telex and how much is the medical insurance?

ahiboilandgas:
1400-1800

wow, my friend wants to go through the study route and settle as software developer

1400 for a studio apartment seems fucking expensive

cuz I want to do same

vladimiros:


wow, my friend wants to go through the study route and settle as software developer

1400 for a studio apartment seems fucking expensive

cuz I want to do same

it crazy 400 to share a room