AyaE:
Most Nigerians do disability work because the hours are flexible and the pay is fair. I'm not sure about driving a tractor because you would still have to convert your nigerian driver's license to aussie and the standard class is class C which restricts you to a certain type of vehicle depending on the weight. So if you bring the normal licence here it will not be equivalent to the one required to drive a tractor. Other skills you can learn is hair braiding or servicing of cars I guess. Just worry about getting to aussie and having some money to 'hold body' for like 4 months.
P.S: beg your dad (or save up) to pay for at least half of the second semester.

Thanks brother, i do appreciate your response i have not logged in for some time now that's why i haven't replied, thanks alot
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Thanks brother, i do appreciate your response i have not logged in for some time now that's why i haven't replied, thanks alot

Good day house, I am still processing my admission, pls I need advice, after all the first payment I need to make, school fees and all that, which my dad would be paying, he already told me that after that I would make the rest via working and paying my fees, but he is willing to sponsor me so I could learn how to drive a tractor as in going to the school, guy pls would advice me to learn that or is there any other skills i should learn instead of that, as I have to be working and paying my other fees when I get to australia as no other help may come from home, pls somebody should advice me.