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The reality is that such complaints about the UK being hard are from students who have restricted hours to work and have tuition to pay. AND they are new in the system. With time, things get better when they reskill/get certified, start a career and adjust into the system A scenario of a couple, both working the normal 40 hours per week (even on the livng wage £10.5-13 per hour) will have a take home of about £3,000 outside of London. Thats working blue collar. If they have no or one child, they can conveniently save about £400 pounds every month, as schooling is largely free for kids. Thats about N400,000 per month. Yeah, I understand that some people can save more than this is Naija, such people need not come to the UK to live. However, if you are not yet at that cadre where at the barest minimun even when you and your partner work full time you can save 150k per month, then let no one tell you UK is not good! Once a person starts a good career here in the UK (after schooling or getting certfied), he/she WILL BALL for life, provided sense dey and the NRC no get hand for im matter! At least certain things like housing are sure without much stress or system working against you. A Naija guy in his 40s here just bought a 5 bed room house from a Development Group where I work at £349,000. Sure, it is mortage, and he will pay over a period. The Naija blood in me even felt that was too much, but he is a big guy in corprate world here and come to think of it, if he sells the house in another 20 years to say he is retiring home, he would have nothing less than half a billion in naira to himself, if not more! Working class Nigerians are also starting businesses here...consulting and making cool cash. Summary: people can do well or otherwise in Nigeria. And people can do well or otherwise in the UK. My take: the odds of doing well in a Tier 1 or 2 country are higher than in Nigeria. All one needs is a plan. Don't come into the UK with the Naija boss mentality of "I have 2 maids and three cars, so I cant adjust." Get certified in a profession or re-skill into something more valuable in the new enviroment and dont get stuck on shitty jobs because they pay the bill and you can send some money home to build a house. There is light at the end of the tunnel. Anywhere we dey, may God make a way for us. God bless Naija my country! God save the King and keep the UK! 10 Likes |
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pman06: Cyber Security is more than GRC bro...But GRC is a soft landing for transitioners. |
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I am applying from the Diaspora and already made the payment online. Would I still be requested to do biometric?
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Processing Form A through First Bank.
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mitmir12: No |
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xtianengr: Nobody knows, but I think it gets static as some point for a while |
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Oanda rate is rising. Applicants are to be careful when calculating.
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Gloriyah: Thanks. Clear now. |
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Thanks. But further doubts..... I chose Yes and the form followed. Am I on a right track? Gloriyah:
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Hello, please I am interested in the thread on this topic. A newbie into Cybersecurity and would be needing guidance. semmyk: |
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Will TB Test result be ed with other documents for TLS biometrics or on GOV.UK website?
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I am at the IHS payment stage, but I am finding it difficult to edit parent details. Do I have to start a new application at that level?
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KingCassy: Go to Pope John Paul Catholic Guest House, 27 Bagui Street, Off Ademola Adetokunbo, Wuse2. The hotel is is cheap and not far to the venue. 6-800 bolt ride will take you there. |
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Macbenjamin: As a current offer holder too but yet to get to Aberdeen myself, I learnt the school is quite demanding in of study hours. Meaning, you may not have good time to work, and job opportunities in the city aren't as much as in cities like Edinburgh and Glasgow. If you are going with your partner who can work full time to you, then you may not have to worry. But try to pay at least 50% of your deposit. 1 Like |
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Gloriyah: Thank you very much. |
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Please who knows the payment plan for York St John University. After the payment of 50% before CAS, when is the balance expected?
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arthurwillia: I waited outside. |
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nairalandolodo3: You will only be allowed into the premises at you alloted time. Once you get in, show them your booking and you will be taken inside the private lounge. No need for further queue. |
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joshbill: Yes, here in Ibadan. |
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OZAOEKPE: Have you completed the form? |
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OZAOEKPE: Check your Trade portal to know that. 1 Like |
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OZAOEKPE: When I got to the disbursement stage, I ed the form online, printed it and went to bank with a letter of authorisation to debit, a copy of port and other ing documents which was ed on the Trade Portal. |
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