Recruitmentedu:

I will only give this advice here because I see you really want to move up.
Choose a cheap course , enter and then transfer to your desire course after a while

Recruitmentedu:

Both are the best.. But for me I prefer romania. There are some things that you will get very easy when you are here. But if you want to be in schengen then choose hungary

Recruitmentedu:


That's not true. Do your research very well. I have someone coming to study and his school fee a year is 2500 euro. And also try school outside the city. They have cheaper tuition fees

Recruitmentedu:
Some of the universities are the one of the cheapest in europe. From 3000 euro per year with cheap accomodation.

Wekerle Business School
Kodolányi János University
Central European University
University of pecs
Debrecen University
https://www.elte.hu/en/
https://www.uni-corvinus.hu/?lang=en
https://www.metubudapest.hu/
https://www.andrassyuni.eu/en/

Firefunmi2014:


I am an FCA like you, I have my firm in Nigeria and still making money from Naija, to be honest with you I have only converted pound to Naira once and all the money have been spending in Nigeria is being made from Nigeria. You can DM , let's talk further.

NairalandSARS:
Hi all.

Please I am looking for a good town to rent in Delta state. By "good", I mean with basic amenities like potable water, okay electricity, and good toilets.

(1)Kwale (about 3hrs from Warri), but they don't have light, so you'll rely on generator

(2)Beneku & Aboh are very close to Kwale, have constant light (oil companies there give them free light, they don't pay light bill). But na village 🙄🙄



I also need the town to be far away from WARRI area as possible. Like 3hr+ drive from warri. Looking at the google map of Delta state, the places I know such as ughelli, uvwie, and even sapele are close to that area. The other areas that are 150km+ away from warri are unfamiliar to me.

Please I will gladly appreciate your responses.

PS: Asaba is too expensive, so not an option for me.

(1)Ogwashi Ukwu
(2)Ibusa/Igbuzor/IgboDiN'uzor
.... They're close to Asaba

Osamagioghowewi:
Hello nairalander

Funkyinthehouse:



BOTH

Enddy50ty:


Can you recommend any particular video or channel one can learn from..??

teamb:
Travelling to canada in 60days kindly recommend tech aspects or languages I can learn asap

Mindlog:


Then push for the offer letter... Nigerian students over plenty for that Coventry University!😂😂😂😂

rukkyberry:
Hello house,

Thanks to everyone for their updates.
Please has anyone used Rwandair or EgyptAir? Is it a good airline?

Thanks

HardMirror:
1 million is useless money. abeg. buying flight ticket for 350k does not make 1 million good money. now tell me how much is a months rent in swindon? abi he wants to go and sleep under the bridge there? the op obviously has no serious plans. he will endup crossing sahara desert to save money but even then he wont make it to europe with his miserly 1 million. he had better settle down and work more. dont deceive him

ArcFresky:


No worry, e go give u gist

snowland:


Apologies for the delayed response. Unfortunately you are not qualified to participate in the giveaway because you did not meet any of the requirements. I'm sorry.

donttryme, since you are the next qualified in the Standy list, I need you to send me your proof of eligibility to humblegiveaway2020@gmail.com ASAP.

snowland:


There is a misconception here. Okay, the screenshot that I posted that shows Miracood's answers was a screenshot from another screenshot. The original screenshot, the one I took on the test day started at 3.38pm my time which was 10.38pm naija time.
But because it is a very long image of entire page 2 of the thread and in order for me to show Miracool, I had to take the screenshot of the section where his answers were. It is that screenshot, the one I took today that was timed 3.29am my time here and 10.29am naija time.
I already posted the entire screenshot somewhere on page 10 if you want to check it. It's very long though..

Tomsss:
Hello, please where can i exchange dollar to brazillian reals in lagos?

snowland:


Lol..

snowland:
Like this if you support 10k to 27 people

drizslim:
Morally & otherwise Didier Drogba Looks better compared to Samuel Eto'fils

beautyuche:
Wait so this thread isn’t active like that. We will make it active by Gods grace.

Romanoff:
Just use the money for business or keep growing the money.

Cause I no sure say the money fit buy you ticket to some countries that are not African countries.

codeigniter:


I disagree, you don’t want to be writing FBVs in production codes, how willl you write clean codes that supports DRY, KISS pattern. How will he simulate mixins, reusable decorators and achieve predictable code structure. I went to his repo and understood all, I could easily extend that cos there is a structure I have seen b4 and I understand. I started out with FBV too and still use it to achieve quick and dirty jobs. Kudos OP

TollMind:


Just keep pushing, other opportunities would definitely come, spice up your LinkedIn profile and your Twitter profile as well, and watch the magic

TollMind:
See for you to survive the Labour force now, you must be an Agba cooker, cook your CV and your profile on linkedin, that’s what we tech guys do, although we know what we’re doing we just spice it up to attract attention and it has payed many off

Classicalife:
Please note; I'm using this new account to hide my identity.

This thread forced me to seek for an advice here; https://www.nairaland.com/7141606/should-leave-job-japa-uk

Let me establish some facts (Not a show-off please):
1. I have a wife and 2 kids (Married).
2. I am a freelancer, I'm also working online with an American startup firm (they gave me the liberty to continue with my freelancing).
3. I make from N600k upward on a monthly basis. I made 1M in April.
4. I just acquired a landed property (No land grabber issue).

To start with, my elder brother is in the UK, he advised/invited me to come to the UK with my family using the student route. Meanwhile, he is not aware of my achievements here in Nigeria and he doesn't know where I'm currently working. He assumed I'm still working in my previous place of work (I didn't tell him either).

Personally, I don't like to be a liability nor a burden to anyone and I like to be independent. I know being a postgraduate student in the UK comes with some rules/restrictions such as the number of hours I could work during the programme (perhaps 20hrs max; I'm currently on 35hrs/week with the US firm hoping to increase it to 40hrs).

Now, this is where I need a very honest advice from the good people of Nairaland. Should I go to the UK or stay back in Nigeria with my family?

Thank you so much for your time and advice.
@lalasticlala @Seun Any advice please?

Itzocy:


I uploaded IELTS because I already had it but you can upload an English language medium letter from your university or mail the head of the master's program

FrenchXpert:
Language Requirement

A number of French higher institutions offer courses taught in English. A language proficiency certificate like IELTS or TOEFL is not required. This is not usually required for English-speaking countries as Nigeria.

If you wish to study in French however, you are required to have attained a B2 Level in DELF, TCF or TEF. This is the requirement for most institutions.