What's good guys..?

I'd like to give a breakdown of the process involved with the Dufil Graduate Trainee Program as I experienced it.

So I got the link from a friend on the 12th of March 2021. The deadline for the application was 17th March 2021.

On the 18th of March, I received a mail from Dragnet; Informing me that my application was successful and I would need to take the exam.

I took the Dragnet Exam on the 22nd March 2021, the questions were based on three categories;
- Qualitative Analysis
- Quantitative Analysis
- Logic

The next step was an Email Invitation I received on 26th March for a "Written Interview" at the Head Office in Lagos. The date for the interview was 31st March.


By His Grace and Mercy, I was able to make it to Lagos for the written interview. It basically involved a set of 60 questions to be solved under an hour. The questions are roughly distributed like this:
- Quantitative (Math) - 42.5%
- Qualitative (English) - 42.5%
- Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biology - 12
.5%
- Others (Facts, World knowledge) - 7.5%


Currently, I'm waiting for feedback from Dufil as regards the next steps. Fingers crossed.


UPDATE!

After the written interview, I was fortunate to be shortlisted for the next oral interview scheduled to hold April 14th.
The oral interview was pretty much the standard interview.
It was roughly about:
- Your CV
- Knowledge about the company
- Sell yourself

Days later I received a mail inviting me for the final stage interview with the C.O.O of the company. The date was five days after the oral interview.

After the interview, we were congratulated for making it to the final stage and that's when we were given the good news.

All praise and thanks indeed belong to Almighty God.


That pretty much wraps everything up!

What''s good guys?

It's so great to see a community of fellow tutors on LatinHire...

I think this month makes it a year since I started and it has been great so far.

I majorly answer chemistry questions. Here's the link to my profile; https://brainly.com/app/profile/17024428

Looking forward to learning from you all...

Any update on this..?

Good Morning House,

So I intend applying for scholarships and admissions this year with the hope of it been approved late this year or early next year as I am currently undergoing my NYSC.

I have one question, from the previous posts it would seem one has to have a great deal of money to proceed (in the millions range). If hopefully I am able to secure a scholarship, do I need to still have up to those amounts..?

Thanks in anticipation of your replies.

What about students that are studying industrial and environmental chemistry..? Well not now of course like later... Would they be able to apply..?

Osemigho:


Just focus on finishing with excellent results in the one you are doing, Preferably first class.

You can enjoy several local scholarship for your field e.g. total, Mobil, etc. Search for them, apply to them, and chop their money with excellent result. Good luck!

Alright, lemme go check em out. But do you have any idea if those scholarships are applicable to private university students..?

mcobex:
I don't know much about getting scholarship but it seems I ran into one "Total scholarship " advert . Total - oil and gas company, maybe u can check it out

Alright, thanks alot. Would check it out...

So I was surfing the net earlier today and I saw this thread, amazed of the fact that it has 12 parts I must say. I want to apply for an international scholarship, preferably in Canada. Intended programme is Bsc. Chemical Engineering...
Am in year 2 in a Nigerian university, currently studying Industrial and environmental chemistry.
Completed sec school in 2015.

Would appreciate you guys help.
Thanks as you reply.
And yes! I've done my research but I seem to be getting nowhere...

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umaryusuf:


What Programming language do you code? I will add you to Python WhatsApp group if you are pythonista?

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