Brandonx:
Wo marriage is overhyped Any marriage that want to collapse should collapse.
If he has money he should go on vacation to a developed country, sleep with women from different race and forget about those children and wife before they send him to his early grave all in the name of saving marriage.

Sense

Chikicaka:


My advice would depend on a lot of factors that only you can give me the answers but it's a public forum no need talking about yourself much, would ask a friend that was in your kind off situation how he did his and would revert back to you.

Please i want advice on this also

champeeon:


Do you stay around there? I want to ask about their light. Do they have regular power supply?

Anywhere in Tanke have minimum of 12hrs power supply in 24hrs.

champeeon:


Thank you. I'm considering Tanke too.

Tanke is the best location for you.You wont be bored even though yoy may want to stay on your lane. You will settle faster.

Try tanke student area though.

KyleSanders1s:
Oh, I was so lazy to read your post. I just don’t understand can’t you express your thoughts more succinctly and not write 10,000 characters each. You have no idea how annoying it is. Besides, since we are talking about interior design, then you should understand that everyone loves minimalism. Nevertheless, you have an interesting story and I like that you are also fond of interior design. I chose this profession quite by accident and did not even think that it would become a part of my life and would bring a serious income, but I was wrong ... I was able to learn interior design online and find a very cool job in London ... I'm happy!

Be calming down sir,anyway do you mind if i send you a DM?I apprecuate your input sir.

0rion:


Good If you don't kids at the moment. You and your wife can quickly raise money. If you are certain you can get a PhD with that then go for it.

My only concern is the job availability with that. I know you must have done your research well on the course.

I cant get Phd with that even though its master degree programme.And also its the affordable programme that can help me migrate atleast for now.I plan when i get in i will understand the scope better then maybe after 1year can pursue whatever i may settle for.

0rion:


I don't know how big is your family. If you can bring your family it will help you alot to save towards PhD.

Once you start your msc you should immediately start look for PhD scholarships or offer if you can afford it

In all honesty i appreciate your candid advice,am actually bringing my wife along.Just me and her as we are yet to have baby.But i applied for supply chain and logistics and i am certain i can do Phd with that.Are you of the opinion i switch to a programme that can make me run Phd. i just dont like anything chemistry again ahh.

0rion:


Those the Financial requirements covers your family?

They may need to join me later on.

0rion:


If you have money you can still apply for msc in any of these countries.

Canada is not granting visa recently even if you have the money.Seems they dont really need Nigeria.That is even you apply from Nigeria though.But uk visa is 90% guarantee if you qualify.

0rion:


That's really good. I hope you met all the Financial obligations. It can be very demanding

Saving up seriously but i should before september.It is very demanding not for children lol

0rion:


Sorry, why can't you do a PhD because you have MBA?

Is it unlawful or what? I have seen people with two phds.

I think PhD route might be your best best if you can apply for a scholarship

I may be wrong.My first degree is Industrial chemistry and Did MBA afterwards.I think if i want to pursue Phd i should have pursue Master within chm or Industrial chemistry.

0rion:


It may be difficult . Best way to enter one of these countries legitimately is to get a work permit or a Student visa. If non of these two, I will advise you to stay in Nigeria.

Yes am actually entering any of them via student visa.Got offers already in the uk.

dawnomike:
Your best shot to enter into Canada with your profile is to get a Ph.d scholarship and go via study visa with your family.

Ensure you apply for a work permit for you and your wife before you leave Nigeria. Once in Canada, it is easier to process your PR over there.

How to apply for your Ph.d

Search for schools that offer graduate studies in your area of interest.

Proceed to search for a supervisor which is pretty easy via their portal

Once you have a supervisor, proceed to apply

Once granted admission... Apply for scholarships/study grants

#Ayam tired of typing

Well i cant do Phd now because i only did MBA..thanks for your advice.

0rion:


If you are comfortable there in Nigeria just stay. But you can send your kids to school in either Canada or UK if you can afford it.

Have tried my best in Nigeria and have lost hope.Trying to save up to get out asap.

0rion:


If you are comfortable there in Nigeria just stay. But you can send your kids to school in either Canada or UK if you can afford it.

No i meant stay in the uk.I am planning to comw to uk then move from uk to canada,applying to canada or australia from Nigeria is a war now.So my plan was to enter uk and move from there.But i may end up loving it there.

0rion:


Its a long story but has to do with the time I have spent in the UK. I didn't want to start from the beginning.

Im quite comfy here now. No need to relocate.

Someone also told me the same thing though.I was denied canada visa so am considering uk and i feel i may stay back if am comfortable too..You are the second person telling me this too

0rion:


Canada is your best choice and I think you can move easily to the US. Also American passport is one of the strongest if not the strongest.

Jobs opportunities are high in Canada. I have few friends over. Wanted to move to Canada but decided to stay in UK.

Please can you tell us why you stay back in Uk.considering moving to uk too soon.

Such a pathetic story,you will rise again in Jesus Name Amen.

Kekereekun123:
there are prospects. You would need apprenticeship or licensing. The work visa or permanent residency visa should be your mail concern.

Thank you so much sir..I read its regulated too.

Activist001:
It won't be easy but if you're determined, failure is not an option. Goodluck.

Thank you sir

Cousin9999:


You don't have money to start up a business right away, so unless you have a strong network, it may not be the smoothest journey to designing abroad. Maybe before you go, you should try to network abroad, and also see what projects you can do remotely to build your portfolio there.

What makes you want to do this abroad?

Thanks so much for your detailed explanation.
Seriously its not that its a must i have to do it abroad anyway.It is what i have been doing for years in Nigeria and i dont know any other thing i can do..I have my first degree in industrial chemistry.If i can do something better or something else i wouldnt mind but honestly i dont know any other thing i can do.

Cousin9999:
Do you have the money to establish a designer business and support yourself before it starts earning? Will you be okay with doing another job while you build up your designer business or portfolio abroad?

Thank you so much for your comment sir.
Yes i will be okay to do another job while building up my designing business or portfolio abroad.
Please what better approach will you advice me to go through because despite this is my passion i really dont want to stay back in Nigeria even though am enjoying the business here.Am kinda lost on how to go about it.Please advice as i am already 35years.

Happy sunday friends,
I am planning to relocate to a more develop country early next year.I have been an interior designer here in Nigeria and i enjoy it as it is my passion.I will love to continue even when i relocate but after doing some research online i still dont know if there are prospect for interior designers in all this advance countries.
My desired countries are Uk,canada,australia or any scandinavian country.
I will appreciate the input of anyone in any of this countries.
Thanks

G-100,i am interested.whatsapp 07063896089

Am glued to this thread.Its so sweet.

Gaddafithe2nd:
This is a nice thread. The OP is really blunt and sincere. Despite spending almost a year in Germany as a student; I can write the good, bad and the ugly based on my experience. Once I am less busy, I will share my experience.

Anticipating

Japan's latest record-breaking bullet train doesn't only run faster and smoother -- it's also able to transport passengers to safety in the event of an earthquake.
The N700S -- the 'S' stands for 'Supreme' -- entered into service July 1 and serves the Tokaido Shinkansen line, which links Tokyo Station and Shin-Osaka Station in Osaka.
It can run up to 360 kilometers per hour, a new record set during a test run in 2019, making it one of the fastest trains in the world. The operating speed, however, will be capped at 285 kilometers per hour.

Japan debuts new earthquake-proof bullet

https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/japan-new-shinkansen-model-n700s/index.html

Wickedness

Danielhouston:


We have given you all the answers. We have told you what your options are. We have given you a website to search for a course. You want us to work out a miracle for you? Why do you expect me to find a course for you to study? You’re becoming annoying and you’re derailing this thread.

So sorry and i sincerely appreciate all the help.

Daejoyoung:

Surprisingly for German schools, age rarely matters. In my opinion, it is not too late, if it is a career you love. Of course you can also apply for jobs in Design ( or similar) directly from Nigeria, you can also check for Masters program in design ( or similar) and apply anyway. The Bachelor application thing could just be one of your various applications and plans.
Starting a Bachelor's program in Germany also have its' advantages, because you are guaranteed 7-9 years of stay ( since you have the opportunity to continue with masters), and in a carrer like Design( whether interior, graphic, U.I/U.X), many employers just need a Bachelor's degree and that's all.
The only downside is that it takes 3 years, but there are compulsory internships.
In the end however, the decision is yours. I'm just giving out information, to help you weigh your options.

You mean the UG is 3years programme with internship?is the internship paid?
I am not sure i can get a job offer from Nigeria because i know a country like Germany will expect a certificate in interior design ofwhich there is no design course in the whole Nigeria.We only have architecture.So everyone practising interior or decorator are self thought.It is regulated in almost all advance countries except if you are in the country already you can start your business.

Danielhouston:


You cannot study interior design with a Bsc in industrial chemistry. The problem is, you don’t want to study, you just want to work as an interior designer. Why don’t you apply for jobs and use a work visa?
There are other science courses you can study with your degree, without majoring in chemistry. Do your research with the website that was shared with you. I checked and I saw a few, but it’s not my job to research things for you.

The only way you can practice interior design is if you get a job offer and a work visa, or study interior design, or do an Ausbildung in interior design, or you have enough money to establish a business here as a freelancer, or you’re a refugee with a work permit that allows you to be a freelancer/business owner.

In Germany, you practice what you studied.

I actually want to study,but i find my passion around civil engineering,architecture,interior design,decorator and 3d visualisation.All of this are self thought.If i can find a master programme in which i wont do chemistry i may consider it and conclude its not a must i do my passion to survive.I will appreciate your assistance if we can do the search together..I can DM u for this so i dont derail the thread.