You don't just throw accusations like that based on assumptions. @ymcy and @ aje are valuable members of this forum. Calling them out on the basis you did is totally wrong.
SonofElElyonRet: Nope.. only thing that could've made me sell then was if our well known good friend had screamed "TIP don cast" . I was prone to panic selling back then. Not anymore
SonofElElyonRet: If to say man fit see future, I for don buy TIP with all my money at N2.. this stock is on fire.. was Japaul's "price paddy" not long ago
You for don sell am at N6, thinking say you hammer 😃
currentprice: NASCON Q4 is not yet out but the TA is saying something for who ever care. except price fall below 30. dont be surprise to see the stock toward 60 sooner than expected
Mindlog: That "staying afloat" is the immediate concern because the opposite doesn’t look good here in the UK.
It is then left for individuals on Care COS to continually invest in their personal development , no matter how little, bit by bit, so that they will not in the next 5 years from now, still hustling for care job shifts.
If anyone must still come to the UK through the study route, they should intentionally go for courses that would give them a higher chance in the UK job market, not wasting thousands of pounds on nice sounding courses but actually won't give them a chance of getting visa sponsored in that field.
DosaGl: I will advise you to broaden your job search beyond the UK. It's important to start building your resume/CV to a high standard as soon as you begin your program.
Data science and AI are in high demand everywhere, but remember, simply having the certificate isn’t enough. Stay flexible, stay updated, and be consistent in your career path.
Sadly, I’ve seen many individuals who studied engineering, worked for years up to mid/top-management levels in Nigeria, only to move to the UK, due to fear, impatience, or a lack of information, they ended up taking this care job thing everywhere- quite unfortunate!
DosaGl: So, because Physics was and is still my best subject, I will write something here.
Something like "Medical Physics" will actually pay a lot anywhere!
Think about it if its what you can do then, GOODLUCK!
I need suggestions please!
I have my first degree in Physics and a post graduate diploma in Computer Science, I want to go for Computer Science MSc at YSJ, I want to know if it's preferable to choose the Full time (without an industry placement) or Full time (with an industry placement).
Thank you.
Hello Dosa, good morning.
Please, l intend to study Data Science and Artificial Intelligence for my Masters. What’s the job prospects for this course in the UK?