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Travel › Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by WestAfrican: 6:35am On Sep 21, 2022

Hi folks,
Is anyone looking at receiving money from Nigeria or wanting to pay tuition fees in Australia? I may be of assistance.

Can do upto AUS $50,000. Has to be within a week. Message me if you are interested.

Cheers

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Travel › Re: Nigerian Students In Australia: Survival Tips!! by WestAfrican: 8:48pm On Feb 06, 2022

Sorry, only just logged in here today. Well I left Brissy on the 3rd. Hope you find what you looking for. Cheers

OtuosoroGod:
Hi everyone, thank you for your contributions you guys are awesome. Anyone in Brisbane Queensland will be in late January.

Travel › Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by WestAfrican: 8:43pm On Feb 06, 2022

Search mara lawyers Australia on Google. Then find one in any city of your choice.

mummy1964:
Pls how can I get through a mara lawyer that someone has use in this thread

Travel › Re: Nigerian Students In Australia: Survival Tips!! by WestAfrican: 11:38am On Dec 16, 2021

Anyone in Brisbane and wants to catch up for a drink? Will be heading that way late January.

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Travel › Re: Nigerian Students In Australia: Survival Tips!! by WestAfrican: 11:52am On Apr 15, 2021

Dickson44:
What will u advice someone who is traveling to Australia with Tourist visa?
Can the person have access to work?

I am sure my reply is irrelevant at the moment, as you may have already been to Australia and returned to your country of residence. My advise to anyone planning this route in the future is - avoid the temptation of working. You will be risking a 3yrs + ban (the truth is that if caught you may not be able to reenter Aus in the future).

Apply for another visa offshore while you still have a current tourist visa. It does help in way of accelerating your visa application.

Travel › Re: Nigerian Students In Australia: Survival Tips!! by WestAfrican: 11:39am On Apr 15, 2021

highway007:
Hello,
Please Can my sister or her husband sponsor me for a student visa?
By all means.

They are both on PR

Thank you for your anticipated response.

Programming › Re: I Need Help On How To Avoid Burnout by WestAfrican: 8:44pm On Dec 14, 2020

How to Deal With Burnout

Anil, who dealt with work burnout
ANIL was beyond exhausted. He had taken on a new job because it promised greater prestige and more income. But now he was working late nights as well as weekends, sometimes up to 80 hours a week. “The work environment was chaotic,” he states, “and all the responsibility fell on me. I said to myself: ‘What have I done? If I don’t make a change, I’m dead.’” Anil was rapidly burning out.

Workplace burnout is more than mere tiredness, and it goes beyond the ordinary stress of everyday work. Burnout is characterized by chronic exhaustion and strong feelings of frustration and powerlessness. Those suffering from burnout tend to withdraw emotionally from their work, lose motivation, and become less productive. Studies also link burnout to numerous emotional and physical health problems.

What causes burnout? Work overload is often a factor. Because of economic pressures, some employers demand that employees work longer hours, at times for less money. Technology now keeps some in constant contact with their job, blurring the lines between work and private life. For some, job insecurity, lack of control over their work, or feelings of being treated unfairly contribute to burnout. So does dealing with unclear priorities or conflicts with coworkers.

Burnout can also be self-inflicted. In the pursuit of career goals and greater income, some try to fit ever more work into their life. Such ones may become overcommitted and find themselves on the road to burnout.

If you are experiencing workplace burnout, how can you recover? Granted, change may seem impossible if you feel trapped in circumstances beyond your control. Nevertheless, consider the following four steps for dealing with burnout. You may have more options than you realize.

1. EVALUATE YOUR PRIORITIES.
A happy family
What is most important to you? Many people would likely put family relationships and good health near the top of their list. These are things that are likely to suffer if you are burned out.

By clarifying your priorities, you prepare yourself to make difficult decisions and accept trade-offs. For example, you may see that your work is leading to burnout. Yet you may reason, ‘I cannot change jobs or work less; I need the income!’ True, everyone needs income, but how much and at what cost to the things you value most?

Beware of pressure to adopt the priorities of others around you as your own. Your employer’s priorities and yours are likely different. Others may choose to put work first in their life, but this does not mean that you must do the same.

BIBLE PRINCIPLE: “EVEN WHEN A PERSON HAS AN ABUNDANCE, HIS LIFE DOES NOT RESULT FROM THE THINGS HE POSSESSES.”—LUKE 12:15

2. SIMPLIFY YOUR LIFE.
A simple meal
To reduce stress and gain time for what you truly value, you may consider working fewer hours, you may be able to persuade your employer to reduce your current job demands, or you may determine that you need to change jobs. Whatever you decide to do, you will likely need to adjust your financial situation and make changes in your lifestyle. But this is not impossible and may not be as hard as you might think.

In many lands, a consumer-oriented society sends the message that happiness is linked to income level and possessions. But in reality it is not. A simpler lifestyle can bring greater freedom and satisfaction. To prepare for such a change, reduce expenses and save money. Try to lower or eliminate debt. Discuss the need for change with your family members, and seek their support.

BIBLE PRINCIPLE: “HAVING FOOD AND CLOTHING, WE WILL BE CONTENT WITH THESE THINGS.”—1 TIMOTHY 6:8

3. LEARN WHEN TO SAY NO TO WORK.
If you face an unrealistic workload or some other persistent problem in your workplace, discuss your situation with your employer. Whenever possible, offer solutions that meet both your needs and those of your employer. Reassure your employer of your commitment to your work, and explain what you are willing to do; but be clear and firm about what you are not able to do.

A man pointing to his wristwatch
Use foresight and be realistic. If you want to work less, your employer may expect you to accept less compensation. Anticipate risks such as the threat of job loss, and be prepared to respond. Remember that your prospects for finding a different job are better while you are still employed.

Even when you have reached a mutually agreeable work arrangement with your employer, you can expect to be pressured again to take on more work. What can help you to remain firm? Keeping to the commitments that you have made. Doing so might give you leverage to ask your employer to do the same in return, including keeping your workload within the agreed limits.

BIBLE PRINCIPLE: “LET YOUR WORD ‘YES’ MEAN YES, YOUR ‘NO,’ NO.”—MATTHEW 5:37

4. RENEW YOURSELF.
Even when your work is free of major problems, you may still have your share of stresses, difficult people, and unpleasant situations. So make time for sufficient rest and balanced recreation. Remember that recreation does not have to be expensive to be refreshing to you and your family.

A woman takes time to relax by reading
Cultivate interests and friendships apart from your work, and avoid defining yourself by the type and amount of work that you do. Why? The book Your Money or Your Life observes: “Who you are is far greater than what you do for money.” If your identity and self-worth come primarily from your work, then you will find it difficult to minimize the role that work plays in your life.

BIBLE PRINCIPLE: “BETTER IS A HANDFUL OF REST THAN TWO HANDFULS OF HARD WORK AND CHASING AFTER THE WIND.”—ECCLESIASTES 4:6

Can you really make the changes needed to deal successfully with burnout? Yes, you can. Anil, mentioned at the beginning of this article, did so. He says: “I contacted my former employer and asked if he would take me back, and he did. I was embarrassed to face my former coworkers after I had talked about moving on to ‘greener pastures.’ And I took a significant cut in pay. But I gained peace of mind, and I had more time for my family and other things that I truly value.”

A JOURNEY BACK FROM BURNOUT
Wayne and Marie are a married couple in their early 30’s who live in the United States.

What led to your dealing with burnout?

Wayne : We were running multiple businesses and had gone into debt over our heads. I wanted to build our business to a point where life was more comfortable and I could make money while working less. My goal was to reduce stress, but I got just the opposite.

How were you affected?

Wayne : We realized that the things we were working so hard to get—nicer clothes, a bigger house, and more expensive vacations—were not making us happy. I felt emotionally drained, and I lost all motivation.

Marie : My health suffered. Our relationship suffered. We didn’t get along well.

How did you simplify your life?

Wayne : We examined our goals and our life situation. We decreased the overhead of our business. I had a trendy office, and I let it go. I changed the kind of car that I was willing to drive. I built a one-man business and intentionally kept it small. We worked our bills down and kept our expenses low.

Marie : Simplifying was not as hard as I thought it would be. We reduced our frequency of eating out and ate at home. We went for walks, and we got healthier. Eventually, we began working part-time and doing volunteer work.

What has been the result?

Marie : Our life has stopped being about making money. We adjusted our focus to more important things, and our relationship improved.

Wayne : Life has smoothed out. We are much happier.

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Travel › Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by WestAfrican: 1:16pm On Nov 08, 2020

AussieJoan:
Oh definitely, just 4 or so cases of Covid and very few restrictions so things have been going good.

Good on you. Keep safe as before.

Travel › Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by WestAfrican: 10:20pm On Nov 07, 2020

AussieJoan:
Not much . Covid put everything on hold so things have been quite slow moving forward.
I haven't been here much myself cos of other commitments.

Yes oh covid-19 has been nice with me. Cut my trip to Kenya and Rwanda short. But its all good. Looking forward to returning soon. Hope youse are now better with restrictions level dropping.

Travel › Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by WestAfrican: 9:58am On Nov 05, 2020

Was up maam what did i miss? Haven't been in this forum for a while now.

AussieJoan:
This is in addition to what bligs wrote.
I know someone that used the graduate entry approach but she was a nurse from Nigeria and did excellently in her academics.
The fees won't be less than 30k per annum for most universities.
Apaty from uniforms and equipment which shouldn't be upto $500 there isn't any substantial spending except if you like buying textbooks like no tomorrow
If she can associate herself with number 1. God ( those here can testify to this) and real information givers she should be okay.
Simulations aren't time consuming. However she should prepare herself for placements ( I hate those) depending on what level you are. There's a large possibility that she won't be able to work. Some schools put placements during the holidays Nevertheless it is possible to raise her school fees but she would need to be prudent in spending and also have enough to cover the first year when coming in.
If she ticks all boxes, she won't need the extra points by schooling in regional areas but if she can get those, goooooddd cos Nurses are in demand.

Travel › Re: Nigerian Students In Australia: Survival Tips!! by WestAfrican: 11:13pm On Apr 09, 2020

Otumbalamba:
No both I have CPR, first aid and working with children check.
I also have white card,police check and am doing forklift license now.

I have applied to so many jobs on indeed, seek, mable,hire up,gumtree .
I have also registered with many agencies.

CV and cover letter is vital. For example, If you are searching for job in Forklift, make sure all your work experiences and references are in Forklift or something similar. Same goes with cover letter.

If you no get experiences, try find way to arrange for 9ja. Oftentimes this guys want experience workers.

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Travel › Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by WestAfrican: 1:43am On Jan 13, 2020

I doubt if she can gain admission for a Master program with her HND. She may want to look into a Post Graduate Diploma as it is higher and longer in study duration than a Graduate Certificate.

Graceee:
Oga WestAfrica please advice

Please advice
My friend holds a HND from a polytechnic in finance and she wants to apply to study in Australia schools,
can she apply straight to Masters with HND in finance??
But if she cant apply for masters straight
Between Graduate diploma and graduate certificate, which is advisable that would optimize her chances of visa application.
OR
Please advice on which one she should be applying for.

Travel › Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by WestAfrican: 3:12am On Jan 11, 2020

Its always recommended you certify your documents with a notable notary or lawyer.
If i were you, i will get a letter from the department, get the documents certified again and then forward it to the immigration.

Paulson91:
I got this responds from Immigration after 3months of my Application. The Certificate of Induction which was said to be not Genuine or seen as a fake document was issued during my 100 level Departmental Induction which is being organised by the Department student Association. The Certificate of Induction and the Immigration Mail is shown below.
Dear friends, I solicit for your kind Advice and directives as I am still yet to responds to the Immigration Mail.
God bless us all

Travel › Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by WestAfrican: 12:09am On Jan 11, 2020

Yeah its fine. If they ask which i doubt if they will care, but let them know you wish to visit a relative before embarking on your journey to Brisbane.

francisactivate:
My e-family, is it possible to book Lagos to Sydney flight and spend some days with a relative in Newcastle before heading to Melbourne? ( Note: School resumes February ending).

I hope I will not have issues with immigration at the point of entry if they see that my inbound is far from my school.

I will need an urgent response. I am about booking. Thanks in anticipation

Travel › Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by WestAfrican: 8:37am On Jan 07, 2020

Congrates bro. I like the way you have written your timeline. It is very concise.

Australia is a land of endless opportunities. Lookout, grab, cease and utilize them.

francisactivate:
My sincere Gratitude to God and to all who provided tips in this forum.
I want to use this oppurtunity to encourage someone and share my timeline.

National Diploma: Animal Production and Health 2001
Bachelor of Agric. 2008

Graphic Designing and Printing 2009 till Date

Professional Diploma in Advertising 2019

Visa Application 21st Oct.
Biometrics, Medicals 24th Oct.

Documents:
Academic: transcripts, certificates (OND, B.Agric)
Dioloma in Advertising., Academic reference letter.

Work: Business registration (self employed), Award letters, certificate of Job completion, conference invitation letter, previous job withholding tax receipts, invoice, cash receipts, certificate of appreciation in as business summit and career day speaker, my design portfolios, CV, previous job reference letters (NGOs and state Govt.), state revenue tax receipt for business premise. (All to prove that my business is existing)

Health: Yellow card

Character: Affidavit of Good Conduct, Police Clearance cert.

Home Ties: Business, Wife , 2 kids, Property, Business proposal for vocational training centre after studies, Car ( Car Hire service).

Proof of Fund: Sponsor 13M, personal 3.8M closing Balance with inflow showing all source of funds from personal business.
Letter of Sponsorship, Affidavit of sponsorship, sponsor ID and Birth certificate to show proof of relationship.

SOP: letter of intent showing the future prospect of the course in Nigeria with relevant recent Newspaper publications as reference.

IELTS 6.5

Studied the thread from part 1 to part 3..., read online articles on Visa Grants and GTE.

No contact from CO.

All wrapped with God's Grace and Favour

Finally, GRANT dropped on 6th Jan. 2020

Course: Master of Design, Monash University Melbourne. Course starts 1st March. Got a month to prepare .
I pray for more grants to all applicants ..Amen

Travel › Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by WestAfrican: 7:34pm On Jan 03, 2020

Addenn:
Yes my uncle. So am I good to go?

Sorry i have been busy and forgot to reply your inquiries.

Our circumstances change in life. Its good a close relative stand as your sponsor but if your circumstances does not permit, its still okay to have an outsider come to your rescue. In this case your sponsor need to write a compassionate cum compelling reasons he/she wants to sponsor you i.e You are too bright in school and would like to help you achieve your goal in life since your parents are too poor etc. Or if he's your uncle, he has promised to help you study to any degree of your choice etc.

$50k not too bad. But again the flow of the money does matter. Remember if your uncle has family and the flow of the money isnt good that will be a red flag.

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Travel › Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by WestAfrican: 7:13pm On Jan 03, 2020

gentlemate00:
Oga West..The listed skilled is under ROL my question now is which of the skilled visa category one can apply or eligible.

Skilled Independent visa (subclass 189)
Skilled Nominated visa (subclass 190)
Skilled Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 489)
Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 491)

Just as the name suggest. It should be Subclass 489

The Skilled - Nominated (Provisional) visa (subclass 489) is an Australian state sponsored visa for skilled people wishing to live and work in a regional or low population growth area in Australia. You must score at least 65 points (the pass mark) on the Points Test to be eligible for this visa.

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Travel › Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by WestAfrican: 4:08am On Jan 03, 2020

Can you elucidate?

gentlemate00:
Oga WestAfrican i greet una for the wonderful job here been seen your post from old post....Its nice to see you here 2020. your response to the old post was on point was good. I believe lot of people appreciate your good gesture.
The link show below which category regional nominated visa 190? the skillselect is on regional area.

Points calculator
Select visa subclass
Business Innovation and Investment (Provisional) visa (subclass 188)
Skilled Independent visa (subclass 189)
Skilled Nominated visa (subclass 190)
Skilled Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 489)
Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 491)

Travel › Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by WestAfrican: 8:59am On Jan 02, 2020

gentlemate00:
Please my course is on the skilled listed under ROL..Does it mean i can use it to apply for PR? WestAfrican , oga mi Solitin40..

Technically, YES. See if you meet up with the points using this URL:

https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/help-support/tools/points-calculator

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Travel › Re: Nigerian Students In Australia: Survival Tips!! by WestAfrican: 6:33am On Dec 25, 2019

New rental reforms from March 2020.

https://www.realestate.com.au/news/sweeping-rental-reforms-to-have-significant-impact-on-tenants-and-landlords/?rsf=ps%3Afacebook%3Anews%3Answ%3Arent

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Travel › Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by WestAfrican: 3:36am On Nov 06, 2019

davidflipcy:
Hello nairalanders, am at a crossroad right now and I will need a critical evaluation of my situation on how to go about it or to just give it up.

Me and My girlfriend who happens to be a permant resident in Australia want us to get married in Nigeria at the end of January/February.

We have wanted to explore the Australia Partner visa but the most important requirement which is to live together for at least 12months is very hard to attain. She will return to Australia after the marriage and I will be here in Nigeria. (I don't know if am wrong on this requirement or there is another way around it)

But with my little research, I was thinking we could explore the family sponsored visiting visa. This will give us the chance to live together to fulfill the the 12months requirements. Before the visiting visa expires, we can then apply for partner visa. In turn, I will be given a Bridging visa to stay in Australia till the partner visa application is finalised.

Now, the problem is successfully securing the visiting visa. I only have a small business I run. It's not even registered, no travel history, I have no properties or substantial finances which are requirements for seeking a visiting visa.

I want to ask if this method of mine is possible especially getting the visiting visa with my defenciencies OR there are other suggested methods we could explore?

Coming in through family sponsored visiting visa and then reapplying for a spouse visa would have been a great option but like you mentioned, you may not qualified as a result of not having sufficient evidences to show you will be a genuine visitor.

If I were in your situation, I will allow the marry take place in Nigeria, apply for a spouse visa, then later apply for a visiting visa. In this case, you can't be in Australia when decision is made on your spouse visa. But then, you do have a chance to visit her while waiting on the outcome of your spouse visa.

Or you can take a leap of faith by throwing in your visitors visa with the hope of a positive result then apply for a spouse visa while in the country. But again, I think they now have a rule were the main applicant is assessed first before their spouse. You need to look into that too.

Ganbatte ne.

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Travel › Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by WestAfrican: 9:15am On Oct 28, 2019

Barth88:
Brisbane isn’t regional

Gold coast, but some postcodes within metropolitan cities which includes Brisbane will be considered as regional areas.

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Travel › Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by WestAfrican: 9:59pm On Oct 27, 2019

strangest:
regional all the way!!

Newcastle
Perth
Brisbane

Will all be considered as regional areas.

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Business › Re: Which Viable Business Can I Start With N150k To N200k? by WestAfrican: 9:57pm On Oct 27, 2019

brownemmanuel43:
ote author=WestAfrican post=83244331]Hi friends,
Sorry I haven't been able to reply youse as a result of been busy.

I just want to set some expectations here. This is what I wanted to discuss with the OP. I was going to see if he would be interested in some of the items I will be sending back to 9ja. They are random items ranging from cars, electronics, house hold items, bric-à-brac. I wanted to see if he would be interested in buying at a reasonable price and reselling to make his profit.

Secondly, if he wasn't interested in that and has an idea on what he feel will sell over in 9ja, I can help him buy them here if he's happy with the price etc.

Lastly, I may be able to suggest a few petty trade he can start up with.

There is nothing exceptional I was going to do except for the aforementioned. If that sound like what you would like to do, I will set up a Facebook page, upload images of some of the items that hasn't been boxed up for youse to see.

In the meanwhile, if you have any idea of something you do like to share, do not hesitate to DM me.

Sorry for the typos, I thought i do write up something here for now.
Onye West I greet you. I am into supplying of crayfish and red palm oil, pls could U be of help to get potential buyers in Europe

Hi Emma, I am not in Europe but rather in Australia. It's very hard to bring in such items to Australia from Africa. What people do is ship them to Europe or America, package them professionally them send them to Australia. Having said that, I know a friend who runs an African shop over here. If you are able to get them into Australia without issues, I will forward you his contact so youse and discuss further.

Godspeed.

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Business › Re: Which Viable Business Can I Start With N150k To N200k? by WestAfrican: 9:52pm On Oct 27, 2019

[quote author=Johntemmy post=83467907][/quote]Hi John, in order not to waste our time this is how this will work. You add me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/west.black.1804

Look at some of the items I have had time to upload, if you are happy with them I will then have a video call with you so you can see more. You can also ask for other items to added / boxed up and sealed. At this juncture, you need to sign up an account with PAYPAL. PayPal is the more secure medium of making payments for e-commerce / online shopping. If there was a shady dealing, you as a buyer is rest assured to receive your item and I as a seller is also sure to get my money.

You then need to pay, 30% of the total cost of the items you have asked for.

I do a transparent business and I always try to put the favour of me and the person I am dealing with in equilibrium.

If you are happy with that, contact me, if not, that's is fine.

Travel › Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by WestAfrican: 3:39am On Oct 26, 2019

Just in.

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Business › Re: Which Viable Business Can I Start With N150k To N200k? by WestAfrican: 9:55am On Oct 19, 2019

mutfad:
Plenty west black on FB! Which?

Am very sorry, someone just pointed it out to me. Mine is with the Nigerian map.

Direct link would be:
https://www.facebook.com/west.black.1804

Business › Re: Which Viable Business Can I Start With N150k To N200k? by WestAfrican: 7:42am On Oct 19, 2019

Hi friends, I have just created a FB account. Will load images/photos of some of the items am sending over. Will discuss further on my page.

My Facebook moniker is (West Black). Feel free to add me. Take care.

Travel › Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by WestAfrican: 1:02pm On Oct 18, 2019

louis44rhema:
Thanks for this info. Please, Is anyone studying PhD in NSW precisely Southern Cross University. I had a tuition waiver for a PhD. Can I work and support myself for living expenses in terms of house rent, feeding and transportation to and fro school. Anyone in SCU should please HALA..... Thanks

Yes you can work and if you have a partner, they too can work. If you get a good IELTS result you can apply to teach in a primary school if that's what you like to do otherwise there are plenty of blue collar jobs out there

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Travel › Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by WestAfrican: 12:58pm On Oct 18, 2019

Dearbest:
thanks for your response sir. What I intend to ask with my last question is, can I enrol for a TAFE course like aged care alongside my postgraduate studies. So combining the two together at once. From the example you gave. Let's say am studying a master program in Adelaide already, can I at the same time apply for a TAFE course and do it alongside my master program in Adelaide?. I hope you get my question now sir.

It's possible as long as you hold a substantive visa which I'm this case would be Uni of Adelaide.

Business › Re: Which Viable Business Can I Start With N150k To N200k? by WestAfrican: 10:37am On Oct 18, 2019

Hi friends,
Sorry I haven't been able to reply youse as a result of been busy.

I just want to set some expectations here. This is what I wanted to discuss with the OP. I was going to see if he would be interested in some of the items I will be sending back to 9ja. They are random items ranging from cars, electronics, house hold items, bric-à-brac. I wanted to see if he would be interested in buying at a reasonable price and reselling to make his profit.

Secondly, if he wasn't interested in that and has an idea on what he feel will sell over in 9ja, I can help him buy them here if he's happy with the price etc.

Lastly, I may be able to suggest a few petty trade he can start up with.

There is nothing exceptional I was going to do except for the aforementioned. If that sound like what you would like to do, I will set up a Facebook page, upload images of some of the items that hasn't been boxed up for youse to see.

In the meanwhile, if you have any idea of something you do like to share, do not hesitate to DM me.

Sorry for the typos, I thought i do write up something here for now.

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