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Thermodynamics:
HELLO HOUSE, PLEASE WHAT IS THE DEMAND FOR MECHANICS IN CANADA

Please I need answers to this

mimilyrics:
If it's one of the documents used to secure your admission offer and listed on your CAS, yes otherwise, no.

I've just googled the meaning of "CAS" but can't really get a clear answer, please what's the meaning?

Kekereekun123:
is that why you are shouting Biko google it.

I've googled it before coming here, personal experience from your fellow Nigerians are different from what you'll see on Google.

hello guys, I've misplaced my original waec result and I've been told it might take up to one year to get another one. I have my bachelor's degree already though, i want to know if i will need my original waec result in other to travel and do a masters program inn Canada, US or Germany.
Is it a requirement for visa?
will I be required to provide my original waec result at any point during the process?
Take more note that I'm applying for a masters degree and already have my bachelor's degree.

HELLO HOUSE, I HAVE MY UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE BUT HAVE LOST MY ORIGINAL WAEC RESULT.
PLEASE I WANT TO ASK IF I WOULD BE NEEDING MY ORIGINAL WAEC RESULT AT ANY POINT WHEN TRYING TO GET MY STUDY VISA.

HELLO HOUSE, I HAVE MY UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE BUT HAVE LOST MY ORIGINAL WAEC RESULT.
PLEASE I WANT TO ASK IF I WOULD BE NEEDING MY ORIGINAL WAEC RESULT AT ANY POINT WHEN TRYING TO GET MY STUDY VISA.

HELLO HOUSE, I HAVE MY UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE BUT HAVE LOST MY ORIGINAL WAEC RESULT.
PLEASE I WANT TO ASK IF I WOULD BE NEEDING MY ORIGINAL WAEC RESULT AT ANY POINT WHEN TRYING TO GET MY STUDY VISA.

HELLO HOUSE, I HAVE MY UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE BUT HAVE LOST MY ORIGINAL WAEC RESULT.
PLEASE I WANT TO ASK IF I WOULD BE NEEDING MY ORIGINAL WAEC RESULT AT ANY POINT WHEN TRYING TO GET MY STUDY VISA.

HELLO HOUSE, PLEASE WHAT IS THE DEMAND FOR MECHANICS IN CANADA

HELLO HOUSE, PLEASE WHAT IS THE DEMAND FOR MECHANICS IN GERMANY

Hello house, I'm considering learning direct imaging repair but I don't know if it is a skill of high demand. I just finished nysc this year and have been thinking and calculating what to do, at this point in my life I don't have anytime to waste, I don't want to learn anything that won't pay off as I'm not getting any younger. So if there is anyone who is a Direct image engineer, please I need your advice.

sapphiere:
Most women would rather die single than marry most Nigerian men.

Uniport girl what's up, you've got a pretty skin, just sent you a PMS.

For those in Germany what kind of engineering skill can I learn that is in high demand Germany?
I mean vocational skills like
Mechanic, Welding and all that.

Hello, someone should please suggest a Free tuition school in Germany that offers Masters taught program in Mechanical Engineering, and also have a room for internship during the masters program.

For those in Germany what kind of engineering skill can I learn that is in high demand Germany?
I mean vocational skills like
Mechanic, Welding and all that.

Hello, someone should please suggest a Free tuition school in Germany that offers Masters taught program in Mechanical Engineering, and also have a room for internship during the masters program.

For those in Germany what kind of engineering skill can I learn that is in high demand Germany?
I mean vocational skills like
Mechanic, Welding and all that.

Hello, someone should please suggest a Free tuition school in Germany that offers Masters taught program in Mechanical Engineering, and also have a room for internship during the masters program.

Hello, someone should please suggest a Free tuition school in Germany that offers Masters taught program in Mechanical Engineering, and also have a room for internship during the masters program.

Hello house, I have a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, I want to apply for a MSc degree in scientific computing (IT area).

What are my chances of getting the admission?

That's because women are generally more than men

Midlife:
I don’t think he is bashing the course,
He is just saying that in Nigeria, getting a job in that field needs connection.
I stand to be corrected sha

I have a friend who is very good in programming, he knows up to 5 programming languages, from what I can see, he doesn't get much money from the coding stuff, he gets jobs once in a while.

uchman:
Check my post and understand that every graduate In Nigeria needs connection, irrespective of the course studied...

Mechanical is a course that you dont even need to work for someone but to be self employed...

Check out the name, Mechanical Engineering...
Everything is all about Mechanical in this world, the course doesn't need advertisement...

I am also a Mechanical Engineer, did apprenticeship with an Automobile company and today, I am self employed...

Mechanical Engineering is not a course you will depend on what you read but more practise...

Learn Mechanic work, learn generator repairs, learn welding and fabrication...

Just learn something...

You said you're self employed, do you own your own mechanic shop?
If yes, was it difficult to start in terms of finance?

uchman:
Do you know why I am crying for you?
You mentioned that computer graduate can go for laptop or phone repairs, Elect elect to electrician and you have forgotten that Mechanical have much skills more than those areas you mentioned...

1) Automobile repairs ( Mechanic workshop)...
2) Welding and fabrication
3) Generators and power plant repairs...
4) Air condition and refrigeration...
5) Minning or Marine engineering...
6) Robotic...
7) Mechatronic...

You can find all the above mentioned for apprenticeships, except maybe 5 and 6...
Be wise bro...

Power plant repairs
Air condition and refrigeration
Minning or Marine engineering
Robotic and Mechatronic

These particular skill set you mentioned up there won't put food on my table at the moment, they can only be helpful in securing a job, what if I was unable to secure a job in a company after learning?

As for welding, I can't do that, it has a long term effect on the eyes.
The only thing I've really considered is being a mechanic, but learning how to fix cars mean you have to open your own workshop when you're done learning, and that will cost money of which I don't have for now, renting of land and all.

Akamariner:
That course you studied seems to be beneficial only to those who are connected, I advice you still go for any it-related field

Noted.

Hello nairalanders, since I graduated, I've not been able to secure a job, I've applied and applied and applied and applied, all my efforts so far to secure a job have proved abortive. I'm tired of seating at home and want to learn a skill that can put food on my table but I don't want to learn anything that'll not boost my CV.

For instance, if I had a degree in computer engineering/science i can comfortably go ahead to learn laptop or phone repairs since I know that if I secure a job tomorrow, I can easily apply my skill in where ever I'll be working.

If I had a degree in electrical engineering, I can easily pair up with an electrician and have a more practical area in my field while putting food on my table.

As for me, I have a degree in mechanical engineering

So I ask, what kind of skill can a mechanical engineer learn that can give a reasonable income and at the same time add some value to his CV.

I'm not a fan of "drop your certificate and hustle like a dropout" I have a hustler mindset, but I don't want to do it rashly, i don't want to do something out of my area of specialization.

Generator repairs seem to be somewhat okay, but it's a skill that can only be used in Africa ( Where light is an issue) who knows where one will find himself tomorrow.

Besides Nigeria may start having steady power supply sometime in the future.

Cousin9999:
You wouldn't be doing a master's. You would be doing a two-year training program approved by whatever body certifies you.

They have enough med shortages that they'll roll out the red carpet for you to go and train as a tech, especially if you agree to the regional program. The fact that you're a trained engineer will only make you more marketable. I'm sure they prefer someone with your education over a Filipino.

Once you start working as a tech, you can do your master's in your preferred field. But be warned, there's no shortage of engineers, just a shortage of companies willing to pay appropriate salaries.

Thanks a lot man, I've understood so much from you already.

Do you know of any school or training institute you can refer me to? I've tried Google but all I see are full-time undergraduate courses in sonography/ultrasound

Also, is sonography/ultrasound regarded as a tech course?

Cousin9999:
I know you didn't want to go med, but sonography/ultrasound tech is basically a trade that you can get in 2 years. It's cheap training, easy work, and pays well, even in Canada. Think about it.

I'm actually surprised at Canadian med salaries now. They're comparable to American, and that wasn't always the case. I guess shortages are motivating it.

I'm ready to change profession, but will I be accepted for a masters in sonography/ultrasound with my engineering degree?

See aboki when suppose to de sell Suya or de repair palm na put on that kind fine shoe and sit down for that kind fine environment.

Welcome to Nigeria where the intelligent is at the back and the dumb is at the front.
Tail de front and head de back.
Upside down country.

Cousin9999:
I doubt anything like that is in short supply except niche stuff, and those jobs tend to be heavily guarded by racist unions. It's still worth looking into, but training is typically not cheap and easy to find.

However, truck drivers (big rigs) are always in demand, even during the pandemic. No one wants to be on the road 3 weeks at a time despite the good salary. And many drivers branch out on their own once they clock experience. It's definitely worth the money and time. They average 19M naira a year. Independent contractors make like double that.

How about forklift driving?
How about mechanics?