ICaSNg:


You may want to consider the UK

The best and most certain option for him/ her is the UK as you have mentioned.

[kindly advise on how I can join a recruitment agency.
]I understand how that can be. I came in Oct 2020 and got a few jobs after resilience and strategic applications.

My advise is for you to choose the kind of jobs you want. There are several industries and you cant keep shooting one CV to all.

Also, you should consider using recruitment agencies in Ireland. They always have jobs; some might be far from your house location. Speaking of which, where you live in Ireland could also be a factor.

Recruitment agencies like Noel Group, Staffline, Temple etc. If you can be on their data base they'd always send you jobs whenever they are available.

Don't forget the level 5 lockdown has hit the economy and only a few companies operate right now.

I hope this helps. Cheers.


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Kindly advise on how I can join a recruitment agency

Any nairalander in NUIG?

Doctorfitz:


Pls guys need ur responses.

Hello Sir/Ma
Please I would like to further discuss this with you. I recently got provisional admission into Dublin Business School for an MSc in Business Analytics this week.

I need to know if it’s possible to pay part of the fees for the purpose of Visa application and pay the balance before school resumption in September.
Kindly respond with your email

samuel889:


Hello Sir/Ma
Please I would like to further discuss this with you. I recently got provisional admission into Dublin Business School for an MSc in Business Analytics this week.

I need to know if it’s possible to pay part of the fees for the purpose of Visa application and pay the balance before school resumption in September.
Kindly respond with your email

Good day

I'm a novice myself I think you should ask the oldies as I have myriads of questions myself..
Thank you

Philadelphia:


Level 8 qualifies you for 1 year PGWP. Your application is going to be sketchy and I’d advise that you don’t attempt this if it’s your plan at the moment.
My candid advice further is that you don’t even use a block account. Also, you’re on a long thing if you just wanna get to Ireland and start working

if I don't use a block account, how else can I apply for a visa.
I don't plan on starting a job immediately, I have funds to keep me going for about a month.

ICaSNg:


You may want to consider the UK

I've not seen an IT graduate diploma that is as low as 4mollion in the UK. If you know of any, I'll be glad to hear it
I've searched on Google, the cheapest I could find is in Ireland.

Hello Good morning I am new to this thread, Letterkenny Institute of technology gave me a discount of 6000euro is that the total school fees am paying?

Hello

Please This is my email let's connect
adeberet@gmail.com

Thermodynamics:


I've not seen an IT graduate diploma that is as low as 4mollion in the UK. If you know of any, I'll be glad to hear it
I've searched on Google, the cheapest I could find is in Ireland.

I've not suggested the UK based on tuition, i made that suggestion based on how you will be raising funds for visa app and probably circumstances surrounding sponsorship.

samuel889:


Hello Sir/Ma
Please I would like to further discuss this with you. I recently got provisional admission into Dublin Business School for an MSc in Business Analytics this week.

I need to know if it’s possible to pay part of the fees for the purpose of Visa application and pay the balance before school resumption in September.
Kindly respond with your email

Definitely, DBS allows partial payment of at least 6000 euros before visa app and balance immediately you arrive in Ireland or at the point of registering for online classes

I would like to use the educational bond as my proof of finances. One of the Information They require from students is the Visa Application Number but the problem is I won't be able to get the visa application number until I go over to the the visa office to submit my application.

There is this APPLICATION TRANSACTION NUMBER which is an eight digit number which is provided whiles filling the visa application form online. I would like to know if that is what is required ?

Please looking forward to your reply as to how to go about this

Dwebb55:


You need to apply online first before applying for the Edubond. You will need to state your application number when applying. If you go to their website, it's a pretty much straightforward application.

You will need all the documents you stated above when applying as well. Ensure all lodgements in and out are well explained

will the Ireland Embassy accept Duolingo?

Strydermanz:
Hello Good morning I am new to this thread, Letterkenny Institute of technology gave me a discount of 6000euro is that the total school fees am paying?

School fees is around 10k or so. Your discount is what you are paying.
Congrats!

Attaj:
will the Ireland Embassy accept Duolingo?

Yes. Duolingo is accepted

Attaj:
I would like to use the educational bond as my proof of finances. One of the Information They require from students is the Visa Application Number but the problem is I won't be able to get the visa application number until I go over to the the visa office to submit my application.

There is this APPLICATION TRANSACTION NUMBER which is an eight digit number which is provided whiles filling the visa application form online. I would like to know if that is what is required ?

Please looking forward to your reply as to how to go about this

Your visa application number / transaction number is initiated during your online visa application. I think you need to speak with your agent / visit the Education in ireland website for detailed info

Thank you very much. I don't have an agent, doing this on my own.is that advisable?

ICaSNg:


Your visa application number / transaction number is initiated during your online visa application. I think you need to speak with your agent / visit the Education in ireland website for detailed info

[quote author=Thermodynamics post=99947156]
if I don't use a block account, how else can I apply for a visa.
I don't plan on starting a job immediately, I have funds to keep me going for about a month.[/quote

Like he said, it can be risky. There is still a lockdown here. Getting part time jobs is not straightforward and once you get accommodation, you are expected to pay monthly at the start of every month. Your bills will not wait and there is no one to tell stories to. Better wait until you are well prepared before coming

Attaj:
I would like to use the educational bond as my proof of finances. One of the Information They require from students is the Visa Application Number but the problem is I won't be able to get the visa application number until I go over to the the visa office to submit my application.

There is this APPLICATION TRANSACTION NUMBER which is an eight digit number which is provided whiles filling the visa application form online. I would like to know if that is what is required ?

Please looking forward to your reply as to how to go about this

I can't recall but once you begin your application online your visa number would have been generated

If anyone knows about any vacant single room in Dublin between the range of 400 to 450 max per month, the person should please send me a DM. I urgently need a single room now. Thanks.

[quote author=Dwebb55 post=100064498][/quote] I can't agree less. Well said bro.

Attaj:
Thank you very much. I don't have an agent, doing this on my own.is that advisable?

Hopefully you get it right once you don't have complicated case factors.

forbaj:
I have a single room in Waterford for 150 euros per month, you'll be sharing the entire house with one other person. It is a good way to avoid the high rent cost in Dublin as classes are still online. Private chat me if interested.

Still available

[quote author=forbaj post=99776430]I have a single room in Waterford for 150 euros per month, you'll be sharing the entire house with one other person. It is a good way to avoid the high rent cost in Dublin as classes are still online. Private chat me if interested.

Please I am interested in the house. We could get to talk about it. I did not know how to DM you as I am new here.

Paid my school fees for a top up program at Griffith College March 8 and I'm yet to receive any response from the school. Please i just wanna know how long it takes for them to see the payment receipt. Please I need some insight cos I'm kinda nervous.

Hi everyone. What are your thoughts on applying for a part-time course (IT related) in Limerick ?

I can afford to pay for the first year, but will be heavily reliant on jobs to pay for the second year. I don't have to worry about accomodation and feeding for the first year because I have a family friend who's willing to take care of that.

Please advise.

NigelCundy:
Hi everyone. What are your thoughts on applying for a part-time course (IT related) in Limerick ?

I can afford to pay for the first year, but will be heavily reliant on jobs to pay for the second year. I don't have to worry about accomodation and feeding for the first year because I have a family friend who's willing to take care of that.

Please advise.

@dapreal
@ICaSNg
@Dwebb55

NigelCundy:


@dapreal
@ICaSNg
@Dwebb55

As An international student, you are not eligible to study part time, only full time study!

Dwebb55:


As An international student, you are not eligible to study part time, only full time study!

What if you come in to study a Higher Diploma? If you choose to advance and pursue the MSc. can you pursue the MSc. on part-time after completing the HDip program?

Philadelphia:


What if you come in to study a Higher Diploma? If you choose to advance and pursue the MSc. can you pursue the MSc. on part-time after completing the HDip program?

Only 8f you get a job thereafter. The field of study is critical here because if it isn't on the critical skills list and you don't have experience, getting a job with your HD will be difficult