agabaI23:
kngwoke01@qub.ac.uk

skedemi:
Can I PM you sir? I studied Petroleum engineering too with a 2:1...

AdeBensin:


Sure boss.

Efe42:


Nothing just waiting and looking for an internship program or a suitable vacancy to applied and I'm tried of doing that I'm really filled up with unemployment status

subcbouy:
Search for local and low weight companies too. Take heart, you will soon tell your story how you overcome. keep pushing Efe.

brandable:


Well said Gerrard. To add to what you said, for those planning for stutern graduate accelerator program, I was informed that it will kickoff next year. See attached

Gerrard59:
Well, I've been in similar situations and to be honest, it's not funny. My issue is with you doing nothing for two years. Two years?!?!?!?! Honestly, that's not a nice thing to hear/read. How do you cope during this period? Also, I read that you like the oil and gas industry. Well, no problem with your predilection but the industry is highly competitive and the best of the best compete to get a foot into the sector especially at the entry level stage. Another thing is that people rarely leave the industry to other industries and as a result, you would find persons working in one company or different companies within the industry for a decade or three decades sef! An example is the Head of Total Exploration Nigeria. The man has been with Total since his NYSC in the late '80s! So inasmuch as there are opportunities here and there, the competition is fierce. Seplat that her recruitment this time two years ago had over 42, 000+ applicants for less than 30 slots and some of the applicants I met were exceptional. Some schooled at the best of institutions, one even studied all through his life in the UK and lots of first class everywhere. I implore you to try other sectors provided you fulfil the requirements.

Furthermore, instead of staying at home doing nothing, I advise you find a way or ways to raise Graduate Accelerator Program for opportunities in the IT industry. Why I'm suggesting this is because the tech industry is egalitarian; no one cares about what and where you studied, and your grades. I know things aren't easy but you need to do something in the mean time which can change your trajectory for the better. Meanwhile, you can keep trying regarding job applications (your CV and cover letter being on point) and know your aptitude tests skills very well. Just know that it's highly competitive out there and these companies can afford to be very picky and select only the best of the best. Last year's PwC's recruitment had ~76, 000 applications for less than 200 slots. . So you see?

Cc: Efe42

Jamesrock:


I want to apply to Stutern but the issue is I want to know how their graduate do get job- I intend going for income sharing

Jamesrock:


I want to apply to Stutern but the issue is I want to know how their graduate do get job - I intend going for income sharing

Gerrard59:


From what the company says, she places successful candidates into tech firms from which they (candidates) will share their salaries (last I checked it was 15% and also depends on how much a candidate will be paid) with Stutern for two years. Afterwards, you are free. I implore you do more investigation but I recommend the program to anyone whose options are extremely limited and desires a better shot at life in the future.

Jamesrock:

When next year

Gerrard59:


From what the company says, she places successful candidates into tech firms from which they (candidates) will share their salaries (last I checked it was 15% and also depends on how much a candidate will be paid) with Stutern for two years. Afterwards, you are free. I implore you do more investigation but I recommend the program to anyone whose options are extremely limited and desires a better shot at life in the future.

Efe42:



Please sir can you break it down what is stutern and what are there into

Gerrard59:


In a nutshell, Stutern is a recruitment company that places graduates into jobs via internships and bootcamps.

Efe42:


Were are there located now and is there any current vacancy now

Gerrard59:


Please learn to conduct research for anything you want/need to know. No one told me about Stutern, I did my research and got to know. Please do yours.

Thank you.

brandable:


Feb/Mar 2020

Gerrard59:
Well, I've been in similar situations and to be honest, it's not funny. My issue is with you doing nothing for two years. Two years?!?!?!?! Honestly, that's not a nice thing to hear/read. How do you cope during this period? Also, I read that you like the oil and gas industry. Well, no problem with your predilection but the industry is highly competitive and the best of the best compete to get a foot into the sector especially at the entry level stage. Another thing is that people rarely leave the industry to other industries and as a result, you would find persons working in one company or different companies within the industry for a decade or three decades sef! An example is the Head of Total Exploration Nigeria. The man has been with Total since his NYSC in the late '80s! So inasmuch as there are opportunities here and there, the competition is fierce. Seplat that her recruitment this time two years ago had over 42, 000+ applicants for less than 30 slots and some of the applicants I met were exceptional. Some schooled at the best of institutions, one even studied all through his life in the UK and lots of first class everywhere. I implore you to try other sectors provided you fulfil the requirements.

Furthermore, instead of staying at home doing nothing, I advise you find a way or ways to raise money for next year's Stutern's Graduate Accelerator Program for opportunities in the IT industry. Why I'm suggesting this is because the tech industry is egalitarian; no one cares about what and where you studied, and your grades. I know things aren't easy but you need to do something in the mean time which can change your trajectory for the better. Meanwhile, you can keep trying regarding job applications (your CV and cover letter being on point) and know your aptitude tests skills very well. Just know that it's highly competitive out there and these companies can afford to be very picky and select only the best of the best. Last year's PwC's recruitment had ~76, 000 applications for less than 200 slots. . So you see?

Cc: Efe42

dozieinspired:
. Please do you know how much the Stutern Graduate Accelerated program cost?

Gerrard59:


430K without any bond after or 75K and a bond for two years. There are other payment options in between. Please Google "Stutern Graduate Accelerator Program" for more details and official contact.

barbietosin:
Lagos state

Amanee:
Mehn, don't give up

You have no other choice really except you know people that know people that know other people that can help you or you have a productive business. If not, keep grinding, one day e go pay

lambalamba:
Fear God na Oga Femoric.

You passed SHL test and you weren't invited for the AC?

Don't mislead Nigerians ehn. Quite a number of people were recruited through the 2013 process, and have resumed since. Try to tone down the lie small small ehn.

Wish you the very best!