NewStats: 3,264,584 , 8,184,172 topics. Date: Wednesday, 11 June 2025 at 04:13 PM 1d554k

kife:

​If you are a 3rd class graduate, please note only 3 schools accept 3rd class for PGD. They are; Conestoga College, Niagara College, & Fanshawe College.
What course did u major in @ d UG level?

sociology education

kife:

​If you are a 3rd class graduate, please note only 3 schools accept 3rd class for PGD. They are; Conestoga College, Niagara College, & Fanshawe College.
What course did u major in @ d UG level?

I have Bsc/ ed sociology

ENGRJCJ:

HI Eric, it's 7m OK for the balance..

with ds huge in ones , is there any necessity to pay tuition advances for coe again?

what is d requiements for post graduate diploma for third class holder. please

TCF1980:
@Chumaco12.

Where are you based seeing that the whatsapp number on display is Chinese mobile number. Do you have showroom in Lagos Island? How much is Baja motorcycle and TVS trycicle?

lis this fiarly used overseas or new ones,? I need tokunbo

"our current experience shows that DIBP is favouring maths and science teachers, as stated, but u are not ineligible to try and we could well see a positive result in d future, if d australian enviroments needs a teacher of your curriculum.so if you have a way if spending time, it us good to do."
THE ABOVE MESSAGE WAS SENT TO ME BY AN IMMIGRATION LAWYER WHO IS A MARA FROM SOUTH AFRICA AS I WAS TRYING TO ENGAGE HER TO HANDLE MY 189 visa processing for me. but seriously got discouraged when she sent this above response after she assessed my timeline as below;
age -28----- 30 points
qulification-- b.ed Sociology----------15
english--- ------------------ -----------------10
experience 4yrs. ----------- ------------------------5
he said I am eligible to try but the major are those that teaches maths and sciences but I teach social studies and government here in Nigeria. please with the above response am I not just going to waste my money and time since not all teachers were needed. please good people of this forum should please help me with good information. though secondary teacher her highly needed but d condition now is like putting me off again. please my e-family show me d way. lol.

ukese:


Hello if you would like to invest in the lucrative transport business with 450k

then this is for you, you can buy a Tricycle, TVS king model, do all the registration and paint it with 450k, and get paid back 800k, as hire purchase.

location is UYO
08177349385

can I get the tokunbo for tvs

bb64:
please is there anyone that has recieved positive asessment on teaching profession to please share wit me.. I am on knee o

please my E - ,family help me with the above for God sake. please ooooo

jorgan:


“Many of life's failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up.”. This is a quote from Thomas Edison, a man who tried more than 999 times before achieving a ground breaking success.

You trying a third time won't look anyhow, the only way it looks to every reasonable person in Pretoria is that u r a fighter! Get ur genuine sponsor, revamp you documents and give your visa application another shot! With God on ur side he is the chief Case Officer, the Consular-general of all.

please is there anyone that has recieved positive asessment on teaching profession to please share wit me.. I am on knee o

johnsontade:


Thanks

I wouldn't say i really prepared that hard for PTE but i think why i was able to score high was simply because of the exam structure.

It involves more activities compared to Ielts that made it more interesting and i took it with the mindset that i was just playing around with an English app on PC which eased off the pressure but took the timing very seriously like i was truly writing an exam.

The 2 materials i used for practice were Pte macmillian testbuilder which i got on expatforum and the Pte test simulation given to me by scrollmeout. I can share this files with you via dropbox cos they are too heavy to be sent via mail.

pease hellp e with it too. pls

erictack203:
@laminaria,

Bro, the 1st time you for AL3 program, which program did you applied for?

Pls revert.

please what did you packaged? what is d tuiton deposit to secure ission? I mean the 25%, for first course and 10%for other ocourses plus d health cover how much is the package? please react. thank you.

chase123:
. First you need to have your teching skills assessed by Australia institutue of Teaching and School leadership(AITSL), they are the assessing body for Overseas Teacher which is indicated on Immi.gov website under the Occupation list.for u to have a positive assessment from AITSL you need to obtain 8 band score in the listening and speaking test,7 band score in the reading and writing test of IELTS,then u provide evidence of teaching practise programme while undergoing studies in the university and your university transcript,certificate with other personal information documents.check AITSL website if you don't understand anything and them for further clarification .once you receive a positive skill assessment from AITSL you go on to apply for permanent residency visa to migrate to Australia. Which you good luck

can I write PTE

lawland:
I don't know what to tell you but i do know that Community service does not have advanced diploma, its only Cert iv and diploma

oh ! thank you. but can I do advance management programs tor please kindly suggest a package for me and answer d remaining questions

bb64:
muah! to d gurus in d house. please I kindly need an advice. I am a graduate of sociology wt two honours Bsc\Ed. I intend going for community services programmes on SVP I Australia. but can someone enlighten me on course package suitable that will be link to my previous qualification becos of my sop. secondly, which of the schools takes 25% for first program and 10% for subsequent ones for tuition deposits?. thirdly, without including certificate course can I opt for ELICO, diploma and advance diploma in a suggested course to form a package?. please put me through. I beg d whole fellas.

@lawland, boss lady, futuredon, e.t.c,please react

muah! to d gurus in d house. please I kindly need an advice. I am a graduate of sociology wt two honours Bsc\Ed. I intend going for community services programmes on SVP I Australia. but can someone enlighten me on course package suitable that will be link to my previous qualification becos of my sop. secondly, which of the schools takes 25% for first program and 10% for subsequent ones for tuition deposits?. thirdly, without including certificate course can I opt for ELICO, diploma and advance diploma in a suggested course to form a package?. please put me through. I beg d whole fellas.

Nicogen4us:
Is it for human or livestock consumption?

for livestock consumption

lawland:
If you are here for masters, your spouse will have unlimited working hours while you will be restricted to 40hrs per fortnight, but if you are here for Bsc or Diploma, the 40hrs per fortnight rule will apply to both of you.

I will advise you to have enough money for Cert. training especially in aged care or disability, your spouse can do the same but if he is not the care or hospital type, he can do a security training or get a forklift license and white card. It will help both of you secure a job quicker.

Yes, you can bring African food with you but make sure they are neat and well packed, insects free as well.
You can pack extra food if you want something to sell, some African shops can buy them from you.

Hope i answered your questions? You can stand up now....

forty hrs for my spouse too cant there be some under the table works for him too outside d 40hrs??

entrepreallianc:
I salute all the Nlanders in the house. I have decided to provide some info that will help those who have just got their visas and are planning on coming over.
these are the basic things you will need.
1. A new mindset... Australia is a very good place but with very different set of laws for everything.
2. Come with enough money for your house rent (rent for one room with other facilities shared is btw $150-220 weekly depending on where you are staying) , a car(a car is a necessity here) and other basic necessities.
3. learn to drive and come with a proper drivers license- go to road safety and do the right thing, it will save you years of seeking a drivers permit here.
4. Food is cheap here except for people who are adamant on eating Nigerian food, cos african food is expensive here. 16 cubes of knorr na $5. All that Gari you take for granted is gold here. N500 goat meat is $12 here.
5. Dont bring too much clothes and shoes, clothes here depends on the weather and you have good bargains all over and for shoes it will shock you to see them walking bare feet most of the time. dem no send you at all. When you get to the airport, get a lebara line for enough talk time to those back in naija. for $29.90 about N4k monthly, you have 3 hrs talk time to naija and 2GB, and unlimited talk time within australia, optus and Telstra are good as well but dont give enough talk time to Naija.
6. For guys, buy a clipper and start learning how to shave your hair. For ladies buy wigs and learn how to do basic weaving for yourself, it will save you cash in your first few months.
7. Get all the practical skills you can use before coming
8. The first jobs you will do here will be MENIAL JOBS, except you have a job offer from Nigeria. get ready to get a white card for those who intend to work in basic construction sites or do an aged care or disability course to get into the system quickly with an aged care job. other jobs will be cleaning, working in warehouses etc. the basic pay for a cleaner here is about $17-23.40 per hour. So dont expect that to pay your fees.
9. If you can pursue the PR route, thats the best way to come to Australia.
You will be better prepared with this information. Australia is one of the best countries in the World... I can say that again and again.
my two cents...

thank you for this great advice. please what sort of work can be quickly sort for immediately as one landed in Aussie on student visa? how long does it take to sort for job?
secondly, What is d eligibility of one's spouse . is there any requirements for spouse on student visa (SVP) to be precise.?if one's spouse is on ground, is he eligible to work? and can he work to finance his or her spouse education?
thirdly, what are d possibilities of bringing in Nigeria food when coming? what are d suggested things that one can bring in for sales when coming instead of packing clothes. in d luggages?
Iam on knee waiting for good people of this forum to give real answers.

menme:


Akwa Ibom! the lady is in lagos o, i dont know how youll do it.

how much pls

sheyishey:
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please how much is this and how can one get it?

ferdimako:
You mean you teach now?

yes I do presently teach.

ariyibioladokun:

please let me get u very clearly, I mean can my dependants stayed behind to me later after av settled down, though their visas would have bn processed along wt mine. secondly is there any needful for my spouse to write the test of English as well at all?.thank u.

house, I appreciate d response . we shall all sing d song of victiry. amen. please after d assessment of result, what is d visa requirements to logde d application, more so, as an applicant, is there need for my spouse to write d Ielts exam again? what is required of my spouse.? also i want ti ask if I am to include my dependant, can I include d name of my 2siblings staying wt me as they are all under 18years? please need idea of this. thank u

pkease colleagues in d house, kindly help in clearing this impression by Nigerians about Aussie. people condemned Aussie saying the weather is too cold. learned, its not suitable for people who fi have rheumatism, and chest pain as a result or cold weather. please how true is this. thanks for sincere response from people up there.

pls all in d house, especially @ bossladymo pls kindly assist me wt answer to this question. what is my chances to immigrate to Australia? I am a lady of 28yrs, a graduate from tai solarin university of education wt Bsc\edu in sociology,. I can work anywhere wt my degree but presently I am working as a teacher in a private secondary school since 3yrs now,.Am I qualify to apply? please with my present work, is Australia seeking for teachers? I intend changing my career to nursing if I am opportuned. but please, house bail me out wt full explanation on this. thank u.

pls assist wt this. I have been denied of USA visa thrice now can I still repeat it cos I am not relenting

pls can u please enlighten me on what to buy wt 1m expenses inclusive and d likely profit margins after sales in Nigeria. with the idea u ve had. thanks for this thread

pls can u please enlighten me on what to buy wt 1m expenses inclusive and d likely profit margins after sales in Nigeria. with the idea u be had. thanks for did thread

please I need help on my issue as a student of sociology graduated 2011 from a university of education, I have bsc \ edu. in sociology and since 2and half years bn working as a teacher in a private secondary school. I want to live and work in Australia as av severally tried bn to USA but denied of visa. please help for God sake if I am qualify under d skill shortage wanted in Aussie. if yes what will I do? if no what is d advice and I want to be there to make my living more successful. pls I am on knee o for good and genuine response or advice's. thank as I wait for responses.