faithzy:

April

So is mine, have you applied for visa yet?

Have been offered admission at Griffith college but the problem I have now is that I'm sponsoring myself.
I heard someone saying the school can provide an agent
Who will help me with the documents and even visa processing?

slimdolyin:
Have been offered admission at Griffith college but the problem I have now is that I'm sponsoring myself.
I heard someone saying the school can provide an agent
Who will help me with the documents and even visa processing?

Please how long did it take for the school to get back to you after applying for the admission

Like 14days

BabajhideySammy:

So is mine, have you applied for visa yet?

Probably next next week, still gathering my documents

faithzy:

Probably next next week, still gathering my documents

Were you given discount?

slimdolyin:
Have been offered admission at Griffith college but the problem I have now is that I'm sponsoring myself.
I heard someone saying the school can provide an agent
Who will help me with the documents and even visa processing?

Yes, the school will connect you with an agent if you want. Wait for the official mail from the international Dept. If it's taking too long, you can send a reminder to them.

Cheers!!!

I've sent them a mail already

BabajhideySammy:


Were you given discount?

Yes

faithzy:

Yes

Please let’s chat. My email address is sammyjhidey@gmail.com

Chiggsglover:


STUDENTs DOCUMENT
Visa application summary(Visa application form)
2 PASSPORT PHOTOGRAPH
SIGNED QUESTIONEER

INTERNATIONAL PASSPORT (up to 6 months validity)

A SIGNED LETTER OF APPLICATION


EVIDENCE ACCOUNTING FOR GAP IN EDUCATION HISTORY (Nysc/Employment Record)

EVIDENCE FEE HAVE BEEN PAID (Invoice/Tuition receipt/Bank Transfer Reciept /visa support letter)

EVIDENCE THAT YOU HAVE ACADEMIC ABILITY TO FOLLOW YOUR CHOOSEN COURSE (ACADEMIC RESULTS)

EVIDENCE OF YOUR LEVEL OF ENGLISH (Ielts /Toefl/PTE)

APPLICANTS BIRTH CERTIFICATE (from National Population Commission)

PRIVATE MEDICAL INSURANCE

APPLICANT BANK STATEMENT

CV

SCHOOL DOCUMENT


ADMISSION LETTER

LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE (VISA SUPPORT LETTER)


SPONSOR DOCUMENT (if employed)

SIGNED SPONSORSHIP/CONSENT LETTER

PROOF OF EMPLOYMENT or BUSINESS (EMPLOYMENT LETTER/ CAC/ TAX CLERANCE)
Pension Card and proof of payment. My dad is a staff

PAY SLIP (the latest 3 pay slips if employed), this too, UK doesn't require it tho.


BANK STATEMENT (6 MONTH showing nothing less than 7000 euros if full tuition has been paid)
I showed 4.2M, it's important you use the account you get monthly payment, buzz me if you wanna know how we explained the funds and dropped it.

Thanks to God, 6 weeks and I'm lucky,

HI, I just buzzed you! I want to know how you explained the funds

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faithzy:

HI, I just buzzed you! I want to know how you explained the funds

So u have switched from Germany

smartsk:
Is there anyone presently schooling in Ireland courtesy of the Government of Ireland International Education Scholarship (GOI-IES)? Can the Stipend paid cover both accommodation and living expenses?

Basically just about 10000 euros towards tuition fee to 60 students across the world.

http://eurireland.ie/2020/02/10/government-of-ireland-international-education-scholarships-2020/

Coldie:

So u have switched to Germany

Just like you!

.

Please how long does it take to get admission from Technological University Dublin after applying

faithzy:

HI, I just buzzed you! I want to know how you explained the funds

I sent a reply,



Long time family, 5weeks in Dublin and I'm feeling great, I Feeeeeeeeeelllllllllll good and fantabulous.


Hope you're all doing well.

Good day my people...

I studied Animal Science and Animal production with second class upper division(2.1).
I intend to do my masters in Ireland.Please which school in Ireland offers Agricultural courses?

https://careerwise.ie/what-are-the-it-jobs-in-highest-demand-in-ireland/

WHAT ARE THE IT JOBS IN HIGHEST DEMAND IN IRELAND?
IT is a thriving industry in Ireland, and many multinational companies based here require skilled IT professionals for a huge variety of roles. Whether you are a project manager or a specialist in software design, you will find exciting and challenging jobs to fit your skillset here.


IT JOBS OF THE FUTURE
It can be tricky to decide where to focus your skills in this sector, but if you are an IT graduate or you are re-training to work in this area, you may be interested in the following ideas. These are the top five IT jobs in Ireland at the moment:

1. IT project management. This role currently tops the charts of the jobs most likely to be in demand in the future, and it doesn’t always require an IT degree. If your communication and organisational skills are strong, this might be a good avenue to consider.

2. Software systems developers. A software systems developer creates and modifies software systems, and this is crucial across most industries, including the public sector. This requires a skillset that is likely to remain in high demand for years to come.

3. Data Analysts and Business Analysts

4. Software tester. Since technology has progressed at such a staggering pace in the last twenty years, software testers are in very high demand in many areas. This role accounts for twenty percent of jobs in the IT industry, and is all about locating bugs and identifying problems in new software packages.

5. Technical support. Because users are handling more advanced technology than ever before, comprehensive technical support is vital. Those with the skills to support the customers and users of a product, whether at home or in large businesses, will be essential to the future of IT.

6. App developers. Imagination and creative vision will be a key asset if you are considering app design as a potential career path. Developers are in demand for app development across many industries, including multinational corporations, local companies and even government organisations.

smartsk:


Okay...The documents state that the scholarship covers both Tuition fee plus10k Euros stipends. My concern is would the 10k be able to cover both accommodation and living expenses in Ireland?

if you have 10k Euros for living expenses and accommodation, I think it will be enough for a year. E.g
Accommodation @500 = 6000
Transport @100/month = 1200
Bills & card@100/month =1200
Feeding @200/month = 2400
Miscellaneous = 200

Ireland must have been doing you well��� welcome back.

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I sent a reply,



Long time family, 5weeks in Dublin and I'm feeling great, I Feeeeeeeeeelllllllllll good and fantabulous.


Hope you're all doing well.[/quote]

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200euros/month for feeding �

Blessedolamide:
if you have 10k Euros for living expenses and accommodation, I think it will be enough for a year. E.g
Accommodation @500 = 6000
Transport @100/month = 1200
Bills & card@100/month =1200
Feeding @200/month = 2400
Miscellaneous = 200

Seg11:
200euros/month for feeding �

it's only an estimate. If you don't eat out, I see no reason why 200 euros won't be enough for a month. Prices of food stuff & ingredients are not on the high.

smartsk:


Okay...The documents state that the scholarship covers both Tuition fee plus10k Euros stipends. My concern is would the 10k be able to cover both accommodation and living expenses in Ireland?

If u have that money bro I advise u go to UK...

Coldie:

If u have that money bro I advise u go to UK...

why do you say so?

ICaSNg:
https://careerwise.ie/what-are-the-it-jobs-in-highest-demand-in-ireland/

WHAT ARE THE IT JOBS IN HIGHEST DEMAND IN IRELAND?
IT is a thriving industry in Ireland, and many multinational companies based here require skilled IT professionals for a huge variety of roles. Whether you are a project manager or a specialist in software design, you will find exciting and challenging jobs to fit your skillset here.


IT JOBS OF THE FUTURE
It can be tricky to decide where to focus your skills in this sector, but if you are an IT graduate or you are re-training to work in this area, you may be interested in the following ideas. These are the top five IT jobs in Ireland at the moment:

1. IT project management. This role currently tops the charts of the jobs most likely to be in demand in the future, and it doesn’t always require an IT degree. If your communication and organisational skills are strong, this might be a good avenue to consider.

2. Software systems developers. A software systems developer creates and modifies software systems, and this is crucial across most industries, including the public sector. This requires a skillset that is likely to remain in high demand for years to come.

3. Data Analysts and Business Analysts

4. Software tester. Since technology has progressed at such a staggering pace in the last twenty years, software testers are in very high demand in many areas. This role accounts for twenty percent of jobs in the IT industry, and is all about locating bugs and identifying problems in new software packages.

5. Technical support. Because users are handling more advanced technology than ever before, comprehensive technical support is vital. Those with the skills to support the customers and users of a product, whether at home or in large businesses, will be essential to the future of IT.

6. App developers. Imagination and creative vision will be a key asset if you are considering app design as a potential career path. Developers are in demand for app development across many industries, including multinational corporations, local companies and even government organisations.

What about Accounting / Finance courses?

momoqueen:
Ireland must have been doing you well��� welcome back.

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I sent a reply,



Long time family, 5weeks in Dublin and I'm feeling great, I Feeeeeeeeeelllllllllll good and fantabulous.


Hope you're all doing well.

Thank jare, how e dey go na