Nigercity:
Hello fam
A Nairalander is just about to collect his log book, for industrial training (I.T) formally known as SWIES (student workshop industrial experience scheme).
So please, if you have crossed these bridge during your undergraduate days, kindly share your experience,
And pls what are the dos and don't involved,
And my question is do students really collect allowance for I.T ?
and which one gives the best offer between private companies, government companies and multi national companies.

Pls your response
Will be appreciated

Epositive:
Okay.

UltimateStarman:

Don't worry
as long as you are good
you will be blessed

Nigercity:


Amen sir!
Pls working in a private institution or multi national company, which one is better
In terms of learning and which one is gives the best experience,
Plus which one pays most

UltimateStarman:

multi national

Nigercity:

Don't be offended Like how much do they pay?
And is the payment monthly, or after the program

Nigercity:


Pls share your experience sir

Epositive:
What's your course of study and do you reside in Abuja? I am running mine in a federal agency - and the pay is 10k per month.

Epositive:


Choice of organization for an IT program depends largely on your course of study, location and partly, the salary. The truth is, most organizations don't pay NYSC members, talk more of IT students. Some are even owning their staff so... . This is why government, through ITF (industrial Training Fund) have arranged some finances for students at the end of the program.

I'm a student of Agricultural Economics and Extension. After a lot of farm practices in school which majorly fall under the 'Agriculture' aspect of my course alone, I decided to go into administrative aspect of it this time, for the sake of the 'Economics and Extension'.

Being in a governmental organization for some weeks now, I realized that you need to be serious if you really want to learn. Unlike private organizations, nobody takes your unseriousness seriously here. But if you have a side hustle, good for you. You can skip days and make some money.

Personally, I am very punctual. I want to learn and ensure that my relevance is greatly felt.

JOACHINpedro:
Omo if you dey eye that allawee, do any reg you're required to do both in school and SiWES office. If not you go cry the day your course mates go dey receive alert.
The experience was just like any other working environment, just the inquisition from you as an apprentice differs.
Good luck on your IT

Herbephe1:



I'm a biochemistry student schooling in kaduna

Nigercity:

Am an
Engineering student
How about muilt national companies like Guniess, pz e.t.c

Epositive:


Be specific. Is it electrical, civil or chemical engineering?

I actually don't have any idea on the modus operandi of those mentioned companies, in relation to IT students.

Visit these companies and get first hand information. You can also reach them through their phone numbers and social media handles. I visited and submitted my (photocopied) forms to like 5 organizations before settling for one.

HELLASJ:
Just finished mine last month, I must say it worth especially the experience, you got to be serious if you want to learn, if not nobody will take you seriously. Ask questions where necessary and don't do over Sabi.
Where I did mine I wasn't paid but I learnt alot that'll help me after graduation by His Grace!

PS
It depends on your course of study

Thanks

Kk
Thanks
Any changeling experience?

Best of luck