I check job vacancies everyday on NL, jobberman, nigerianhotjobs etc, tis so surprising to note that jobs for chemistry and some science graduates are so rare.. So I ask myself, do they mean there's no job for we graduates in chemistry except we av connections.. Heard frm few of my friends working nw n as chemist and they sed tis thru one connection or the other... Pls I just need to know and see if I shld switch to Engineering

just kip applying, and keep d hope alive. also a chemistry graduate, no job yet.
above all, God is d sure way, b patient.

Most companies recruit graduates irrespective of d discipline, so keep hope alive. You can also get your Masters degree and become a lecturer.

polymathic: I check job vacancies everyday on NL, jobberman, nigerianhotjobs etc, tis so surprising to note that jobs for chemistry and some science graduates are so rare.. So I ask myself, do they mean there's no job for we graduates in chemistry except we av connections.. Heard frm few of my friends working nw n as chemist and they sed tis thru one connection or the other... Pls I just need to know and see if I shld switch to Engineering

Switch your profession if its not too late (your age),most graduates are going for MSc because of unemployment and you can imagine the number of graduates queuing for the lecturing job,& Engineering is not a good alternative as you would need connections (I have a lot of Engineering graduates without job till now),& what was your class of degree in Chemistry,if you had 2.1 or 1.1,u can still keep the hopes alive,but I'd advise you to switch to probably a medical field,while still applying for a good job with ur 1.1 or 2.1.Know if you had a good degree there are lot of opportunities in even non related fields like KPMG,Banks etc

Ok, I gotta keep my hope alive and keep praying as said.. Thanks y'all

Owoado: Most companies recruit graduates irrespective of d discipline, so keep hope alive. You can also get your Masters degree and become a lecturer.

that's d problem, I don't like lecturing that much

Daluuzor: just kip applying, and keep d hope alive. also a chemistry graduate, no job yet.
above all, God is d sure way, b patient.

I'm so sure the job will come.. Will keep applying... Thanks

u can work in the commercial field na eg banks audit firms. its nt a must u practise wat u study na

ednut1: u can work in the commercial field na eg banks audit firms. its nt a must u practise wat u study na

sure, you're so right, but it depends on choice too...

polymathic: that's d problem, I don't like lecturing that much

remain positive, there's definitely something for you.

Owoado: remain positive, there's definitely something for you.

amen and thanks so much

Get the society needed chemicals to combat the society needs and you make tons of money.

polymathic: amen and thanks so much

u welcom broda

Owoado: Most companies recruit graduates irrespective of d discipline, so keep hope alive. You can also get your Masters degree and become a lecturer.

where is the Lecturing job? The labour market is supersaturated. There are a lots of master graduates without jobs out there. The key word here is ''God's favour'' because even with first degree you can still get a lecturing job. I advised you wait for God's time.

There is still hope, also a chemist. Dnt limit urself to applyin 4 science related jobs...u nid try other jobs in other fields, especially jobs for entry level graduates, if you have no job experience.