jojofola:
Beware of GNLD sha

advanceDNA:
Your certificate is the least of your worries...
U can always show your transcripts as employers know that certificates sometimes take time after graduation.

Your real worry is NYSC certificate, if it’s a full time position that requires your discharge certificate you might be rejected or offered something lesser many companies offers interns, IT staffs, or holiday jobbers..

On the other hand, if the HR person has carefully looked at your resume, chances are they know you just left college...

Either way... package what you have, including proofs you have graduated without any exception. If you can get your transcript before going.. do so....

Guy.. u go dey alright las las..

jojofola:
Beware of GNLD sha

DominionGreat:
If na GLND na them go the rush you self .no worry

Rhado:
Congratulations

Shytreasure:
Good evening everyone, I'm sorry to bother you all; please help me out on this matter that's quite disturbing.

I graduated from the university November last year, and since i could not immediately resume the business i was into while in school due to paucity of Capital, i decided to apply for a job just to keep myself engaged and avoid idleness (besides, i have a number of responsibilities).

Fortunately for me, at the point of giving up, having sent my curriculum vitae to a number of Organisations, schools etc, i got a message earlier today, inviting me for an interview and aptitude test.

[/b]The point is that, my degree certificate is not ready, and i applied as a B.Sc. holder. Although i have a National diploma which i also included in the CV, but the job requirement is a degree [b]

Ever since i got the message, i have been thinking of the best approach to address this situation as i don't want to miss this opportunity. Please, bosses and experienced ones in the house what should I do?

Lalasticlala, please i don't mind if this is moved to the front page.

luemz:
From my experience attending job interviews, what they ask is mainly just a copy of your CV.
Except it was otherwise stated that you should bring your credentials. It's usually at the documentation stage your certificate may be needed.
My advise, is just go with what you have. If they ask, just tell them certificate from the school is not ready yet and you'd make it available as soon as it is ready.
Best of luck on your interview mate!

LZAA:
Your diploma will cover for you bro
Most organisations overlook it after seeing the photocopy sef
As a HR what we mostly search for is the individual's appearance,capacity and tact
Good luck

Lalami3232:
This na one reason I love programming jobs. Dem no need your certificate most times except dem want make you sign contract. All dem wan know be say "ARE YOU A GOOD PROGRAMMER?". If dem test you say you good, your job don set even without a degree.
Now to your question, you no get statement of result yet? How about your NYSC certificate? In the absence of none, E go hard for dem to believe you sha, you need something to show. But no worry, just go with your CV like that. If the job no reach your hand, then the job no be your own. But I pray make you get the job sha cus boredom/poverty bad oooo


I don talk am before and I go talk am again, "the day I go mistakenly born girl pikin, I go ****"

LZAA:
Your diploma will cover for you bro
Most organisations overlook it after seeing the photocopy sef
As a HR what we mostly search for is the individual's appearance,capacity and tact
Good luck

DominionGreat:
If na GLND na them go the rush you self .no worry

yyba:
HR for nairaland abi ?

Shytreasure:
Good evening everyone, I'm sorry to bother you all; please help me out on this matter that's quite disturbing.

I graduated from the university November last year, and since i could not immediately resume the business i was into while in school due to paucity of Capital, i decided to apply for a job just to keep myself engaged and avoid idleness (besides, i have a number of responsibilities).

Fortunately for me, at the point of giving up, having sent my curriculum vitae to a number of Organisations, schools etc, i got a message earlier today, inviting me for an interview and aptitude test.

[/b]The point is that, my degree certificate is not ready, and i applied as a B.Sc. holder. Although i have a National diploma which i also included in the CV, but the job requirement is a degree [b]

Ever since i got the message, i have been thinking of the best approach to address this situation as i don't want to miss this opportunity. Please, bosses and experienced ones in the house what should I do?

Lalasticlala, please i don't mind if this is moved to the front page.