safarigirl:
so, you are working on a belief, not on a stated fact? Wow.

What if the something on ground is only on the condition that he is using it for Masters? Since we want to use hypothetical beliefs....

Abeg, let's just keep it at, he can save part of the 90k for a period of time and hopefully set up business with it. Funny thing is that, there is no guarantee the business will be successful. It is easy to star business, but sustaining business is the issue

Rednaxelot:
Why tossing a coin with your life?

Perhaps another way to look at it, make a survey and look into your seniors with MSc certificate in the discipline, were they able to get something done to sustain their lives with the certificate?
How much are they paid and how immediately we’re they able to secure a job with the MSc cert?

The only reason why I can advise to to quit the job for school is if the job is not a secured one.

Codedboy95:
Programming

Rednaxelot:
You are fortunate to be employed and not wandering in the labor market.

You wanna go back to school for MSc, after then come back to the labor market.

What guarantees you that your MSc is a sure ticket to bring meals to your table?

I advise if you could find a way of shuttling between the two, work and school, and not minding the stress, it’s ok. Resigning from work to purse an advance certificate in Nigeria is not advisable.

safarigirl:
what kind of calculation will land you at 900k in 10 months?

He said he makes 90k per month, you think there will be no expenses incurred in that time? He cannot double his current income in 10 months. The man is looking for realistic targets and you are building castles in the sand.

Transportation, feeding, miscellaneous will eat out of that 90k. Unless he has another means of income aside the 90k, this advice is almost useless. And 10 other people with poor reasoning endorsed this

The only useful thing is that he should have multiple streams of income and @OP, you will not be able to buy land or do Uber with 90k/month salary in even a year.

safarigirl:
so you think someone can have 900k in 10 months on a 90k salary?

Ferya:


Please, apply for a masters programme in Finland as from next month. You can apply for scholarship as well. I know you will get it because they usually give those that read your course.

Do not leave your job until you get a better one. Good luck!

DBestDoc:


It's very possible if they invest some part of the 90k.

At a time in my life when i was doing a side job that was paying between 80-120k, i was able to net 950k within one year after heavy expenses running into millions.

How was that possible, i invested a chunk of what i made monthly and it yielded plenty extras.

Invest in something meaningful and 90k is more than capable of making you millions within one year depending on the expenses you make.

Ladylite:



What is the benefit of going back to school when you could save up and invest and double your income in 10 months.

If you buy a land for 900k.... That would pay your more in one year or more if you sell it. Or if you use the some money to get into Uber, it would also increase your earnings.

Pls sir have multiple streams of income before going for MSc. It will help you. Many who have done masters are dreaming to have a job like yours o. Please you have a blessing at hand now, don't sacrifice it for what is commonly pursued.

safarigirl:
give us examples of meaningful things you can invest , in 2019, that will double 90k/month for you

In a failing economy, how many people are reaping any fruits from their investments? Recently, someone mentioned his friend who invested 1 million in the Stock Market in 2004, only to receive 11,000 naira from that investment after 15 years.

When you want to makesuggestions, you do it based on the realities of today, not what obtained a few years ago, or what should be obtainable.

It is easy to tell people to invest, because it is easy to forget that there are many factors in play, when you want to invest.

edoairways:

M.sc is for academic purpose not necessary for promotion

LabDNA:


It depends on the fields. In my field, it is post-graduate certificates, degrees and fellowships are neccesary for promotion.

Rednaxelot:
You are fortunate to be employed and not wandering in the labor market.

You wanna go back to school for MSc, after then come back to the labor market.

What guarantees you that your MSc is a sure ticket to bring meals to your table?

I advise if you could find a way of shuttling between the two, work and school, and not minding the stress, it’s ok. Resigning from work to purse an advance certificate in Nigeria is not advisable.

Fxwarrior:


MSC earning 30k?

Na lie.

Codedboy95:
Programming

elbulk:

You don´t become a programmer overnight. You need to put in a few years pf constant practice to be employable reasonably

africanman85:
OK, can you recommend a good place to learn it ? And which language do you recommend ?

Ferya:


Please, apply for a masters programme in Finland as from next month. You can apply for scholarship as well. I know you will get it because they usually give those that read your course.

Do not leave your job until you get a better one. Good luck!

Codedboy95:
Don't, some people with Msc don't even earn upto 90k a month, since you said this job gives you free time my advice is that you should use this free time to learn a skill, for instance tech is the thing now but if you have no interest in tech there are still a lot of other things you can learn. You can save up money and Msc later.

truffle:
My brother pls do enroll for ur m.sc on a part time basis in unilag, im currently doing the same, im workin and doin my m.sc (part-time) in unilag too, do it now anr before u know ur done, im almost done as i have four months left something i started last year october, just like yesterday, do not let anyone discourage u for as long as ur a step in the right direction u must surely hit it big[qmuote author=seanblaise mypost=84802769]Good evening guys, I trust you all had an amazing day.

I have a problem which has been bothering me for a while now. I recently landed a job few months ago. The pay is not all that wonderful. When I add my other allowances, it sums up to 90k per month. I have been squating with a friend for some time now so am planning on getting my own apartment next year when I save up some money.

The only beauty about my job is that it gives you a lot of free time. I can be done with work as early as 1:30pm and go home.

I am thinking of going back to school for my M.Sc in UNILAG but as it is, I am my own sponsor. I have a first degree in Biochemistry.

Should I go back to school or continue working?
Does UNILAG offer part time options for students in my line of study?

Zyzman:


Hello brother I'm currently studying biochemistry in Unilag and I am to resume final year by 2020 I would love to get to know you bro. I'm so worried about job opportunities for biochemistry. Please drop your number let talk.

Codedboy95:
Don't, some people with Msc don't even earn upto 90k a month, since you said this job gives you free time my advice is that you should use this free time to learn a skill, for instance tech is the thing now but if you have no interest in tech there are still a lot of other things you can learn. You can save up money and Msc later.

elbulk:

You don´t become a programmer overnight. You need to put in a few years pf constant practice to be employable reasonably

seanblaise:
Good evening guys, I trust you all had an amazing day.

I have a problem which has been bothering me for a while now. I recently landed a job few months ago. The pay is not all that wonderful. When I add my other allowances, it sums up to 90k per month. I have been squating with a friend for some time now so am planning on getting my own apartment next year when I save up some money.

The only beauty about my job is that it gives you a lot of free time. I can be done with work as early as 1:30pm and go home.

I am thinking of going back to school for my M.Sc in UNILAG but as it is, I am my own sponsor. I have a first degree in Biochemistry.

Should I go back to school or continue working?
Does UNILAG offer part time options for students in my line of study?

blueskies:


Pls do you have a link for such schools in Finland?

seanblaise:

Please enlighten me on this. Which schools offer full scholarship for African students.

Ferya:


check the website yourself https://studyinfo.fi/wp2/en/