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Ooops don't forget to include wire wire in your list, because everything is trash.Graduate doing this can not make money to build a house and buy car talkless of traveling abroad, pls stop dreaming those job are meant for secondary sch student. Its time to wise up IS EITHER YOU GO HARD OR YOU GO HOME. SAY NO TO SLAVERY. WIRE WIRE

Hardheolar:
drop your whatsapp contact, would like to ask more questions

08066752175

Hardheolar:
@walexysos. are u a student of the school? if yes, how can I get the putme past questions

YES
WE DONT HAVE PAST QUESTION, THE POST UTME IS COMPUTER BASE QUESTION
30 QUESTION
MATH
ENGLISH
GENERAL PAPER

TOTAL ALLOWED:15 MINUTE

TAI SOLARIN UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, IJAGUN
P.M.B.2118, IJEBU-ODE, OGUN STATE
(AN OGUN STATE GOVERNMENT-OWNED PUBLIC UNIVERSITY)
2015/2016 POST-UTME SCREENING EXERCISE FOR 100 LEVEL AND
DIRECT ENTRY (200 LEVEL) CANDIDATES
This is to inform the general public that the POST-UTME screening
exercise of Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED) for the 2015/2016
session will take place as indicated below:
1. THOSE WHO MAY APPLY
(i) Candidates who chose TASUED as their first most
preferred institution in the 2015 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination
(UTME), and scored a minimum of 180 in 2015 UTME.
(ii) Direct Entry candidates who chose TASUED as their first most
preferred and/or second most preferred institution for the 2015/2016
Academic Session and have applied through Joint Admission And
Matriculation Board (JAMB).
(iii) Candidates seeking a change of institution to TASUED through
JAMB, having scored a minimum of 180 in 2015 UTME.
(iv) Direct Entry candidates seeking a change of institution to Tai
Solarin University of Education and obtained 2015 Direct Entry JAMB form.
2. METHOD OF APPLICATION (LOG IN PROCEDURE)
(i) Candidates should apply online with the payment of application fee
of One thousand naira only (#1,000.00).
In addition, a processing fee of four thousand two hundred naira only
(#4,200) for first choice candidates and Nine thousand two hundred naira
(#9200) for categories of candidates in (iii) and (iv) above seeking change
of institution to TASUED, payable with Master card or VISA ATM card
(Please print out your receipt after payment)
Visit the TASUED website by typing www.tasued.edu.ng on the webpage.
NB: Only the www.tasued.edu.ng has the legitimate and authentic
platform for the post UTME registration form.
Click Post-UTME Registration Form.
Candidates are strongly advised to click the University Degree Brochure and
carefully study the O’Level requirements for the courses applied for, before
registration on the TASUED website, www.tasued.edu.ng
Complete the Registration Form by providing the required
information;
Submit your form by clicking submit
Print out an identification slip containing your colour passport
photograph. The printed slip will serve as candidate’s identification/
admission card for the screening test.
The sale of online form/registration commences on Wednesday, 1
July, 2015 and closes Friday 7 August, 2015.
Note that false information provided by any candidate shall be detected by
the special TASUED software applicationand such candidates shall be
disqualified.
3. SCREENING DATES
Screening shall be conducted on Saturday 8 Augustand Sunday 9
August, 2015 for all UTME candidates at the Ososa Campus of the
University, by 7.00am
The screening date for Direct Entry (200 Level) applicants shall be on
Tuesday 15 September, 2015 at the University Main Campus, Ijagun by
8.00am.
Candidates’ participation in the screening exercise is a mandatory
requirement for entry into Tai Solarin University of Education.
4. REQUIRED INFORMATION FOR POST UTME/DIRECT ENTRY SCREENING
REGISTRATION
(i) Bio-Data:
1. Surname
2. First Name
3. Middle Name
4. Sex
5. Date of birth
6. Age
7. Passport Size Picture
(File Size: 20KB max,
File Format: JPEG (i.e. ‘jpg’)
(ii) Academic Data:
1. JAMB Registration Number
2. Course
3. Post O’Level Qualifications obtained with grade (where
applicable)
1. UTME Score (Range: 180-400) (where applicable)
2. Detailed O’Level Results
(iii) Personal Data:
1. E-mail
2. Phone Number
3. State of Origin
4. Local Government (if Ogun State)
5. Name of Sponsor
6. Sponsor’s Address
7. Sponsor’s Phone Number
5. SCREENING DETAILS
Candidates should prepare for e-test and bring along the following to the
venue of the screening exercise:
(i) Original colour print-out from the On-line registration
(ii) Original JAMB Examination Notification of Result slip or
Direct Entry Registration Slip.
(iii) Application fee receipt for post UTME
6. WARNING:
(i) Electronic calculators, cell phones (GSM, CDMA, etc.) and other
electronic devices are not allowed in the venue of the screening exercise
(ii) Candidates are to arrive at the screening venue an hour before the
commencement of the exercise.


FOR MORE INFO CALL OR whatapp 08066752175
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ADEPOJU ADEWALE
Tasued Man Of The Year

Lothario:
do you have any intention getting married to ur gf

@lothario no i dont wants to get married now

am a type of person dat love beautiful girls and most of the time girls fell in love with me.i dont know how to be in a single relationship, have slept with random girls and i want to stop it henceforth.pls i wants to learn how to go along with a single relationship without getting greedy

MrsChima:
She is Nigerian?

shes a nigeria girl

At the age of 44 you are still poor u
now finally won a jackpot of 50 million
naira at the age of 45, then your
grandma was kidnapped for a ransom
of 49 million naira as well....What will
you do?

MrsChima:
I can't be under my man like that and don't expect him to be under me like that. She is insecure and you need to run.

@mrschima she's not jobless she pay my bills sometimes and she did not ask anything in return

Skillfullulu:
ANd u're not happ)

@skillfullulu she's pretty but i dont like the way she disturb me every day with call telling me she wants to see me

Princecalm:
Are you sure you did not charm her?

@princecalm charm keeeee

EricRichie:
Regardless of her intentions, give her some space else familiarity would soon set in.. I have experienced this before with my ex. ... Heed to my instructions brother... Give her the gift of missing you...

@ericrichie thanks, like what gift can i present to her

my girlfriend like seeing me everyday even if it is only 5 seconds,pls house what does dat mean.is she planning something or she's in love.she give me whatever i asked for either money or sex

missclasssy:
Generalization laced with Fallacy.

@missclassy are u a philosophy student,hw did u know about fallacy

One of the biggest financial fears that many people have is that they’ll
unexpectedly lose their job, which will lead to a downward spiral of financial
trouble. For many families, particularly those with children who are also
living paycheck to paycheck, that downward spiral will happen very quickly.
It’s a fear that I personally had for most of the first year of my son’s life.
Prior to that, I didn’t really worry too much about it at all. After our first
baby arrived, though, I began to truly realize how precarious our situation
really was. If I lost my job, it would be difficult to find a new one quickly, and
our financial situation wasn’t really resilient enough to deal with a quick
career change.
Here are 10 strategies that you can employ starting right now to minimize
the chances of and the impact of an unexpected job loss.
Step 1: Show Up
The single worst thing you can do as a professional is fail to show up. No
one is perfect in attendance, but when you start missing things with any
degree of regularity, people start to notice and it’s almost purely negative.
Beyond that, simply being present often puts opportunities on your plate. If
you’re the only one out of your department who shows up at a meeting,
guess who’s going to get the attention and the recognition from people
outside your department and further up the ladder?
Don’t call in sick unless you’re actually sick. Keep a clear calendar and make
sure each and every appointment is on there. Interact with people regularly
and don’t avoid them so that your presence is clear.
Step 2: Have an Emergency Fund
If you lose your job unexpectedly, the most valuable thing you can possibly
have is an emergency fund . An emergency fund is a simple thing – it’s just
some cash saved away in a savings account somewhere, waiting for a rainy
day.
The key to building a solid emergency fund is to automate it. Set up an
account with a different bank with strong online features – say, Capital One
360 – and then instruct that savings account to withdraw a little from your
main checking account each week. For example, you might choose to simply
have $20 moved each week from your main checking to this emergency
savings account. At the end of the year, you’ll have somewhere around
$1,030 in this account.
Then, just forget about that account. Only use it when a true emergency
happens, like a job loss or a major case of identity theft. Just let that
emergency money slowly build and it will take a bit of the fear away from a
major unexpected event.
Step 3: Build a Strong Professional
Network
Having a positive relationship with a lot of people in your field is helpful in a
lot of ways. Those people can help you find a new job quickly. They can
provide help with difficult professional tasks. They can share professional
ideas. They can also provide a person to hang out with and “talk shop.”
The easiest way to start building a strong professional network is by
participating in local professional groups, if there are any. If there aren’t,
consider starting one that involves people in your profession in your local
area where they can meet up for drinks or appetizers at a local
establishment once a week or so.
The other main tool for this is social media. Both LinkedIn and Twitter make
it easy to connect with people in your career path. I especially like Twitter for
this if you don’t have anyone local, as it’s incredibly good at generating
short and sweet conversations on professional topics (that can sometimes
veer toward fun side topics, too).
Step 4: Identify and Take On Resume-
Worthy Tasks
What is a “resume-worthy task”? Basically, it’s anything you might do in the
workplace that you could use as a bullet point on your resume to impress a
prospective employer. In my experience, this meant taking charge of a larger
project that might take months to really pull off.
How do you identify these tasks in the workplace? The easiest way is to step
back and ask yourself what things you do that provide the most value to the
business or organization you work for. What is really the most valuable thing
you do? Then, look for projects and tasks you can do to make that even
more valuable.
Maybe it’s something as simple as cleaning up the products that are on sale
in the shop each day or coming up with ideas for how to display them better.
Maybe it’s a major software project or a huge documentation project.
Whatever it is, always be thinking of what you can do to make yourself and
others more productive and maximize your value to the business. Those
tasks always look good on a resume.
Step 5: Get Educated – Especially If It’s
Cheap or Free
If your employer offers any sort of educational benefits, take advantage of
them. Use those benefits to take classes on anything related to your career
– and if there isn’t anything, take general business classes . Don’t let those
benefits fall by the wayside.
For starters, seeking further education is a very clear indicator of your desire
to work hard and self-improve, which is something that shines every time
that you’re trying to get a job. Further education in your field can only
increase your value as an employee, too, and it can also expand the range of
jobs available to you if you’re exploring similar fields to your own.
If you’re not sure what your employer offers for educational benefits, ask.
Unless you’re working in a very small shop (and sometimes even then), this
will almost always be received well by your boss because you’ll be seen as
taking some initiative to improve yourself. If this results in a free or very
inexpensive opportunity to take classes, then it’s a big win for you.
Step 6: Keep Your Resume Updated
When things are going well at work, updating your resume seems like a silly
idea. Don’t fool yourself. Even the strongest business can unexpectedly
collapse if things rapidly change. Even the greatest project can have a big
cut in funding.
Because of this, it never hurts to keep your resume fresh. Whenever you’ve
completed a major task at work that might be relevant to your resume, add it
immediately. If you’ve completed coursework that might be relevant to your
resume, add it immediately.
The worst thing you can do is not touch your resume for years, find yourself
suddenly unemployed, then be unable to come up with specific tasks or other
things you’ve completed that could help your employment prospects. Keep it
updated as you go and you’ll never have to worry about it.
Step 7: Be a Leader
Whenever there is a problem at work, don’t be afraid to step up and offer a
solution for it without immediately having to go to the boss. Suggest a plan
that can fix the problem and propose it to everyone involved, making it clear
that you’re simply trying to make things easier for all involved.
Sure, sometimes it won’t work and sometimes you’ll still have to go find a
manager anyway. However, most of the time it will work and when it does,
you’ll gain respect from the people you work with and they’ll naturally come
to you for help. This makes you much more essential in the workplace and
much more difficult to let go.
It can be scary to speak up and stick your neck out there, but if you can
actually come up with a plan that fixes a problem, don’t be afraid to do so.
The benefits almost always outweigh the risks.
Step 8: Be Candid with Your Boss
Regarding Job Expectations
Some jobs have a formal performance review system. Some do not.
Regardless of which situation you find yourself in, it’s still worthwhile to
know what your boss is expecting of you.
My suggestion is to do what I used to do at my previous employment. Once
a month or so, I knocked on my boss’s door and simply sat down for a chat
with how things are going regarding the projects I was working on. Was
everything going well in the eyes of my supervisor? Is there a problem out
there that I’m not seeing or handling well?
This served two purposes. One, it showed my boss that I cared about my job
and wanted to do well. Two, if there actually was a problem, this served as a
very early warning sign about that problem before it grew into a crisis. I
could fix the problem now before it developed into something bigger.
Step 9: Avoid Being a Negative Influence
at Work
If you don’t have something positive to say at work, don’t say it unless
you’re specifically asked to by a supervisor. Just don’t. There’s no benefit to
anyone in reiterating the negative attributes of other people. Those attributes
are clear to all – and if they’re not already, they soon will be.
Instead, focus on positive things when talking with others. Instead of talking
about how horrible that guy from accounting is, talk about how amazing that
guy from HR is. Instead of complaining about the long hours, focus on the
light at the end of the tunnel.
Spreading negativity makes the whole office worse and often gets you
labeled as a negative person. That’s not an attribute that will foster strong
and lasting professional connections, nor will it foster professional stability.
Step 10: Start a Side Gig or Two
The final step you can take to ensure financial stability no matter what
happens with your job is to not rely just on your job for income. Simply seek
out other ways to earn income, whether it’s from a part-time job, a small
side business, or something else entirely.
This achieves several things at once. For starters, it directly provides more
income for you so you can build an emergency fund and pay off debt faster
(both of which are great for your financial health). It also gives you outlets
for other professional areas you want to explore, and it opens the door of
possibility to an unexpected success (like The Simple Dollar was for me).
Write a book. Record some Youtube videos. Make something and sell it on
Etsy. Get a part-time job. Take on some freelancing work. All of these
options add financial and professional stability to your life.
Final Thoughts
The more steps you take to improve your professional stability, the more
likely it is that you’ll be able to weather any professional storm. You’ll be
able to handle job losses with ease, rebounding quickly into your own field or
branching off into something new. The ability to do this provides incredible
financial and professional stability, which can do nothing but help you over
the long haul.

pls advise me the type of business to open in south aftica, i will like to start my career there as soon as possible

fineyemi:
KWASU
UNILORIN
UNIOSUN

You can add yours if you think the listed ones are wrong

the fastest is TASUED

guccimilan:
My brother,before you consider getting job in a place like Germany you have to think of the language and permit of stay ( Auswise) without which you can't do anything unless you are getting an assistance from someone here using there till u get urs
$5000 can last you up to ten months in Germany but with a help of someone here for directions.

I think you will need a help to direct you either in the UK or Germany.

thanks

worry357:
Have you thought that you need to get a working visa for the UK or for Germany.
You will not just be able to get a leagal job without this.
Hope that you are not planning to enter and be an illegal! Your cash money will not stay with you very long as an illegal with the people that you will encounter!
What are your job skills? Do you have any qualifications or experience that an employer can see?
Have you noted that Germany speaks a different language which you will need to learn before getting a job?

Better to think what you can set up with that money at home.

thanks, am thinking of changing my status as soon as i find a job

pls anybody in house should advise me agricultural business i can do like fish farm,poultry,plantain farming etc

samtol4:
Qualifications:
Native English Speaker, Bachelor Degree, Teaching License, 1+ years teaching experience
Program name:
ADEC (Abu Dhabi Education Council)
Grade level:
Pre-School, Kindergarten, Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5, Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8, Grade 9, Grade 10, Grade 11, Grade 12
Positions available:
7
Position type:
Teacher (Certified/Licensed)
Subject:
All, English, Mathematics, Physical & Health Education, Science - General
Salary Range:
$3000-$5500/month
City:
Johannesburg
Region:
Africa
Apply
Apply Now to Teach with the Abu Dhabi Education Council
In-Person Interviews in Johannesburg on May 3, 2015

The Abu Dhabi Education Council (ADEC) is hosting interviews in South Africa for teaching positions in their public school system for the start of the next school year, August, 2015. To qualify for these positions you must be SACE registered and have at least one year's experience post-certification. ADEC is hiring teachers with the following specializations:

Reception (3½ to 5½ year olds)
Foundation Phase (Grades 1-3)
Intermediate Phase (Grades 4-5)
Senior Phase English (Grades 6-9)
Senior Phase Math (Grades 6-9)
Senior Phase Science (Grades 6-9)
Further Education and Training (FET) Phase English (Grades 10-12)
Foundation and Intermediate Phase Physical and Health Education

Teaching with ADEC means joining one of the largest educational reforms in the world. ADEC is redesigning their education system to allow their students options in life and their country a future after oil in becoming billingual in English and Arabic. You will be inspiring the minds of local students in Abu Dhabi through an outcomes based education system. Many of your students will be unable to speak English fluently so your influence will be all the more rewarding. You will need creativity, energy and passion to ignite the light-bulb moments for your students.

About Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi is the largest of the seven emirates in the United Arab Emirates and has become a major hub for expats living abroad. Life can be drastically different depending on where you are located. Abu Dhabi City is a vast metropolis where you will have access to modern amenities available in any major city. Al-Ain, a city of almost 600,000 people, is the traditional summer retreat for Emiratis due to its cooler climate and laid back lifestyle. Al Gharbia (the Western Region) is made up of multiple oases and smaller communities. You will get a more authentic cultural experience and join a very close-knit group of teachers there. Wherever you end up in Abu Dhabi you can expect to be greeted with warmth and be no more than three hours from the capital city.

Job Benefits

Competitive tax-free monthly salary starting at 12,300 AED ($3300 USD) to 20,400 AED ($5500 USD) depending on qualifications and experience
Airfare to and from Abu Dhabi for you and your dependents (your spouse and up to three biological children under 18)
Additional yearly airfare allowance for you and your dependents (your spouse and up to three biological children under 18).
One, two or three bedroom accommodation provided
Additional relocation allowance of 20,000AED to furnish housing
Local medical insurance for you and your dependents (your spouse and up to three biological children under 18)
Two months' vacation plus all national holidays

try this

thanks

pls house am planning to travel to uk or germany with $5000 with me minus visa and airfare.i want to know maybe the money is ok till i find a job

MrHighSea:
What course, level of education r u nw n publications etc

am currently doing my first degree in social studies education

am planning dat after my degree in social studies,i should proceed to masters in sociology and phd in anthropology

pls house how can i build my career in becoming a lecturer

qbd2:
Lecturer? Is there any university program called 'social studies'?.

yes, there is social studies course in universities

pls house advise me,am doing my degree at tasued in social studies education,am thinking of doing masters and phd in social studies education or can i find an alternative course or its ok.becos i will like to become a lectuter