Please,i need somebody to tell me,if somebody that read bsc(ed) can be able to read masters in engineering?

Answer ur question urself,can a square peg be put into a round hole?whats gonna happen?U wil b more confused than the confusion the BSC(ed) is corrently giving u,imagine jumping over PGD n do M.Eng.So if u wanna do engineering write Jamb n start afresh no time is too late 4 education.FULL STOP

I was told by a friend that even wit PGD,i cant do masters in engineering is that true?

cejo:

Answer your question urself,can a square peg be put into a round hole?whats gonna happen?U wil b more confused than the confusion the BSC(ed) is corrently giving u,imagine jumping over PGD n do M.Eng.So if u wanna do engineering write Jamb n start afresh no time is too late 4 education.FULL STOP

@Abusite,jus go 2 any school n start ur MSC in engineering u r schooled 2 know hw these things works.Why do want engineering now?Well i can refer u 2 a school in canada called TORONTO wher u can exchange ur Bsc(ed) with PHD jumping PGD N MSC.Contact me @ 080, U dont know what u want,do u wanna build d next sky scraper dat wil collapse.I GO JAIL U 4 LIFE.

what course did u study?
What do u intend to do?
Do u want to be in the class using ur Bsc(Ed) to impact knowledge to others?
Or in the field to apply your knowledge on the job?
Don't be certificate drunk.
I know someone with Bsc(Ed) in Industrial Tech Edu(mech. Option) and he is on the field applying my knowledge in construction works in civil, mechanical & electrical. Also I've seen an accountant in the real estate business and when he is talking on construction work u will think he has engineering background.
But their is a way u can do ur master in engineering depend on ur course of study, u do PGD and some remedial course u are good to go.