TerryMcGinis:
are you serious? Is your friend in lag? Can i chat wit you on whatsapp pls?

jesmond3945:
who told you. Is just that welding technology now need robotics.

grandstar:
No course is useless

If there was, it will be education related courses. Why?

Because a course is more than what you read. There's an entire ecosystem around it.

Teachers tend to be poor sorry to say. That needn't be the xase but if your peers aren't doing well, they can influence you.

Lawyers for instance do well and so do accountants. Most of their peers are doing well.

Why I said no course is useless is you are the determinant of your future to a good extent.

You have zoologist working in banks. Engineers as well. It's not necessary you practice what you read.

Most importantly, you can work for yourself. This pandemic has been an eye opener. Millions of people are working from home!

If you're a teacher, you can start blogging or writing for medium.com if your english is good. As a blogger, you can easily make 1milliin a month in a year's time in passive income.

Many medium.com writers make 4-5 figures a month writing after a year of sweat equity. The income from then tends to be passive as you'll be earning lots of income from your past efforts.

You see many here on NL making money from online freelancing. Others from domaining, affiliate marketing and dropshipping.

You can also delve into other businesses as well such as estate agency, farming, buying of produce from the north and selling it in Lagos etc.

The sky is not your limit

larryking540:

study your course well young man ,one day e go pay u ,it might not be today ,it might not be tomorrow,but one day it will ,I am speaking from experience ,no course is useless

Makavelli25:
Am in ogun state. Send pm i will reply with my digits

grandstar:
No course is useless

If there was, it will be education related courses. Why?

Because a course is more than what you read. There's an entire ecosystem around it.

Teachers tend to be poor sorry to say. That needn't be the xase but if your peers aren't doing well, they can influence you.

Lawyers for instance do well and so do accountants. Most of their peers are doing well.

Why I said no course is useless is you are the determinant of your future to a good extent.

You have zoologist working in banks. Engineers as well. It's not necessary you practice what you read.

Most importantly, you can work for yourself. This pandemic has been an eye opener. Millions of people are working from home!

If you're a teacher, you can start blogging or writing for medium.com if your english is good. As a blogger, you can easily make 1milliin a month in a year's time in passive income.

Many medium.com writers make 4-5 figures a month writing after a year of sweat equity. The income from then tends to be passive as you'll be earning lots of income from your past efforts.

You see many here on NL making money from online freelancing. Others from domaining, affiliate marketing and dropshipping.

You can also delve into other businesses as well such as estate agency, farming, buying of produce from the north and selling it in Lagos etc.

The sky is not your limit

Coldie:

I dae tell u fact o.

The course useless. What's d use of studying a course that anybody with any degree can drag your job with u

Nezzjnr:

Hmmmmm

If only you know how those courses are very important as it stands now



For me I won't advise any Jambite to go For anything related to mass communication... You know why

Ourown:
Run away from Life sciences, Nigeria is not developed enough for those courses. Courses like biochemistry, microbiology. And others like Physiology, Anatomy and so. They are wash


Ps: please I'm in need of a job.

Just finished NYSC, I have a B.Tech in biochemistry. I'm 24 years old, smart and tech savy. Computer skills, HSE1,2&3, Excel, PowerPoint, baby programmer (Python), Adobe Pr, Adobe Ae. All in the my bag

Also good with analytical tasks and some experience as a project manager.

Kindly link me up with opportunities. I'm looking for any challenging opportunity to learn and grow while contributing my best.

Thank you, God bless.

Missyajoke:


Oau, if you study the course abroad you'll make it big but in Nigeria without connections forget. The lecturers in the department were very mean once they don't like they'll spoil your GP. So what's the essence of graduating from such department. When I was in part 2 then a guy had A but now, the guy is nowhere to be found are A.

ecclize:
Philosophy

idu1:
Yes of course. All basic health sciences.

MuhMubRaj:


Philosophy is course for wise People

frank41:



Google UpWork.com
See the job opportunities there and Chat me up if you are interested.

Polchiz:

I studied Biochemistry and I'm gainfully employed. Almost everybody in the same line of career in my company studied Biochemistry and we earn more than doctors.

Forgness:
I cut across almost 5 different specializations entirely which include maths, logic, reasoning, science and art. Why don't people get it? It doesn't matter what you study for your first degree. Just get any degree and move on. Life is filled with mysteries and puzzles. Just be a problem solver. That is all. Gush!

For example, if I had to choose between medicine and microbiology, I would choose the later. Doctors spend too much time learning robotic commands while biologists move straight into the lab and come out with innovations. There are more award winners and recognized biologists than doctors. Not saying medicine is not good but just my opinion. While doctor follow robotics instructions on treating the same ailments, biologists find solutions to recent ailments. So, doctors rely on biologists to come out with what they are going to adopt. Yet, Nigerian parents think medicine is more honorable than microbiology. But of course, surgeons and specialists are innovators toom But damn! It is a long journey. You gat the passion, go for it.

Check this out: BSc Microbiology, MSc Genetics, and PhD in deep genetic relating research...like finding more solutions to aging. Oh science is saying old age will be regarded as a disease by the year 2050. Lol

Olayinka8793:
Political Science.
Not even if your dad is a politician and you also dream of being one.
Na money and godfathers dey determine how far you will go in naija politricks.

Kylekent59:
Is there a kind of girls you would advise a guy not to marry??

When those girls don't marry, who would take care of them when they get older??

All courses are good. Nairaland wouldn't be responsible for the scarcity of students in a departement /faculty.

dumininu01:
wawu that's serious o ... I wanted to do the course before I changed my mind but it might not be like this in other schools tho

Forgness:
I cut across almost 5 different specializations entirely which include maths, logic, reasoning, science and art. Why don't people get it? It doesn't matter what you study for your first degree. Just get any degree and move on. Life is filled with mysteries and puzzles. Just be a problem solver. That is all. Gush!

For example, if I had to choose between medicine and microbiology, I would choose the later. Doctors spend too much time learning robotic commands while biologists move straight into the lab and come out with innovations. There are more award winners and recognized biologists than doctors. Not saying medicine is not good but just my opinion. While doctor follow robotics instructions on treating the same ailments, biologists find solutions to recent ailments. So, doctors rely on biologists to come out with what they are going to adopt. Yet, Nigerian parents think medicine is more honorable than microbiology. But of course, surgeons and specialists are innovators toom But damn! It is a long journey. You gat the passion, go for it.

Check this out: BSc Microbiology, MSc Genetics, and PhD in deep genetic relating research...like finding more solutions to aging. Oh science is saying old age will be regarded as a disease by the year 2050. Lol

Hahnemann:


For example?

Missyajoke:
Geology I personally won't advise you to study the course.

wizzy199:

Wow, thanks so much for the encouraging words.

Ugaboy:
Fishery, crop science, poultry, and some of those vocational courses