In this 21st century no course is useless



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Do you enjoying Chatting into the far night.
Do you like helping people with enquiries.
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franchasofficia:
Marketing
Law
Sociology
Microbiology
Biochemistry
Guidance and Counseling
Political Science
Botany
Zoology
Forestry
Geology
Polymer and Textile
Meth Math
Public Admin
Business Admin
Banking and Finance
Mass Communication
Library Science
Physical Education
Fine Arts
Theater Art
Music
Industrial Chemistry
Petroleum Engineering
Petrochemical Engineering
Mining Engineering
Soil Science
Agric Extension
Health Education
Food and Nutrition Science
International Relations


Please don't let any of your siblings study any of the aforementioned courses in this era, they are better rewriting JAMB or learning digital skills than going to higher institution to waste time and resources, and if by mistake you allow them study any of these outdated generic courses, then prepare to support them with learning trade or starting a small scale business after graduation.



Some courses ought to be scraped in Nigeria. NUC/NBTE and Ministry of Education ought to revisit our tertiary education curriculum and remove a lot of outdated courses from there and replace them with current trends that can produce graduates that will solve current global challenges.

Am surprised you included Mass Communication on the list. Do you know how much advertising alone is worth, a branch of Mass Comm?

haybhi1:
That's the point boss. It will always worth it if one studies medicine.
Your input dope jare boss, no mind them.
I'm just getting to know this, chief.
Great, thanks. Here's one more course for you jambitos.
Meanwhile, Hakym, could you list the schools that offer it?

Just two in the whole federation. OAU and recently UNIMED , ondo. It's sad that OT diploma schools exceeds degree awarding. Practicing diploma holders too far outnumbers degree holders. Let's say 40 : 1 . 😔

haybhi1:
shey you don finish? E just vex me say some of my closest people physically na Igbos, and I like them scatter... na online una go just dey irk people upandan with your useless, uncouth, hate-filled mind. You like this, you no get any sense, and you call yourself true prophet. Where's the correlation between your post and mine?

I have very close Yoruba friends too, from childhood till date.
And yes I'm a trueprophet!
Lastly before you insult me, insult your daddy first.
I'm not your mate.

franchasofficia:
Marketing
Law
Sociology
Microbiology
Biochemistry
Guidance and Counseling
Political Science
Botany
Zoology
Forestry
Geology
Polymer and Textile
Meth Math
Public Admin
Business Admin
Banking and Finance
Mass Communication
Library Science
Physical Education
Fine Arts
Theater Art
Music
Industrial Chemistry
Petroleum Engineering
Petrochemical Engineering
Mining Engineering
Soil Science
Agric Extension
Health Education
Food and Nutrition Science
International Relations


Please don't let any of your siblings study any of the aforementioned courses in this era, they are better rewriting JAMB or learning digital skills than going to higher institution to waste time and resources, and if by mistake you allow them study any of these outdated generic courses, then prepare to support them with learning trade or starting a small scale business after graduation.



Some courses ought to be scraped in Nigeria. NUC/NBTE and Ministry of Education ought to revisit our tertiary education curriculum and remove a lot of outdated courses from there and replace them with current trends that can produce graduates that will solve current global challenges.

Be calming down nahhh
Kilode..

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Very very accurate[/quote not accurate at all what did he study in the university to put the rubbish out , I studied fine arts amd I made it big, I have a printing office, I am into graphics designs, interior designs n more , fine art is a practical course not theory

franchasofficia:
Marketing
Law
Sociology
Microbiology
Biochemistry
Guidance and Counseling
Political Science
Botany
Zoology
Forestry
Geology
Polymer and Textile
Meth Math
Public Admin
Business Admin
Banking and Finance
Mass Communication
Library Science
Physical Education
Fine Arts
Theater Art
Music
Industrial Chemistry
Petroleum Engineering
Petrochemical Engineering
Mining Engineering
Soil Science
Agric Extension
Health Education
Food and Nutrition Science
International Relations


Please don't let any of your siblings study any of the aforementioned courses in this era, they are better rewriting JAMB or learning digital skills than going to higher institution to waste time and resources, and if by mistake you allow them study any of these outdated generic courses, then prepare to support them with learning trade or starting a small scale business after graduation.



Some courses ought to be scraped in Nigeria. NUC/NBTE and Ministry of Education ought to revisit our tertiary education curriculum and remove a lot of outdated courses from there and replace them with current trends that can produce graduates that will solve current global challenges.

what did you study in the university, fine arts is a practical course that made me a successful man , I have friends who are doing great in fine arts as well do u know what is in fine arts at all?

Fine arts Includes
House decor
Painting
Sculpting
Graphics designs
Textile design
Video Editing
Etc and you call fine arts a useless course?

Very correct statement. If you are told that, it means you are in OYO

christejames:





Telling you that you can work anywhere while studying some of those course doesn't mean it's entirely useless, it's only awakening your spectrum to have a wider scope when it comes to job search and most importantly to be self-reliant.

franchasofficia:
Marketing
Law
Sociology
Microbiology
Biochemistry
Guidance and Counseling
Political Science
Botany
Zoology
Forestry
Geology
Polymer and Textile
Meth Math
Public Admin
Business Admin
Banking and Finance
Mass Communication
Library Science
Physical Education
Fine Arts
Theater Art
Music
Industrial Chemistry
Petroleum Engineering
Petrochemical Engineering
Mining Engineering
Soil Science
Agric Extension
Health Education
Food and Nutrition Science
International Relations


Please don't let any of your siblings study any of the aforementioned courses in this era, they are better rewriting JAMB or learning digital skills than going to higher institution to waste time and resources, and if by mistake you allow them study any of these outdated generic courses, then prepare to support them with learning trade or starting a small scale business after graduation.



Some courses ought to be scraped in Nigeria. NUC/NBTE and Ministry of Education ought to revisit our tertiary education curriculum and remove a lot of outdated courses from there and replace them with current trends that can produce graduates that will solve current global challenges.

Thank you! I studied G&C still regretting it

TheGreatIYANU:
SOCIOLOGY

If this does not make the list, scrap the list!

You are right,am still regretting that am a graduate of this course,the course has no purpose

franchasofficia:
If you are a young person reading this, forget what anybody is telling you, please to increase your chances of finding a job or surviving even in the street after graduation from the university or polytechnic, focus on studying any of the below courses:


For science students
Civil engineering
Architecture
Information Technology
Medicine
Nursing
Pharmacy
Laboratory science
Electrical electronics engineering
Mechatronics Engineering
Software engineering
Welding Technology
Mechanical engineering
Radiography


For Art students
Accounting
English linguistics
English and French
Financial Management
Early Child Developmental studies
Supply Chain Management

What about computer engineering for science student

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Fine art is now good,wasn't before

christejames:
If I mention them, you will think I'm going haywire but I'm somewhat correct


The courses are...

Medicine and Surgery

Pharmacy

Law

Engineering (especially Mechanical)

Computer Science

Note: the question said in Nigeria



And some others that I can't remember now. Those courses eh, you will think after graduation, money will be flowing because to many studying those course they think they are always sought after , the labour market is entirely a different story especially here in Nigeria, without connection or enough capital to start up for yourself, you will just be seeing yourself jumping from one office to the other looking for the firm or company that will at least top even 2k to your current salary so that you will move 😂

……let me remember yu of this too..biochemistry…imagine some medical hospitals rating college of health tech. graduate over a biochemist.this Nigeria ehhhee.

haybhi1:
The rest of you in other courses, sha strive to achieve first class in your courses, second class upper at worst, then you still stand some chances. However, it's important to arm yourself with other artisan knowledge that can fetch you a comfortable future.
Pick Software engineering or Data science on the sides. Learn trade from the Igbos, if dem go teach you —the part where you can import from overseas especially. Learn how to fix technical stuffs like MRI machines, ATM machines, bank doors and so on. Don't dull, don't be lazy, don't do scam, don't marry or impregnate when you're not comfortable (if konji hold you, hold am back, if not, soapy and face front). Know what you must know well and be patient. The sky is wide for everyone. Walahi, options still dey, na you dey zuzu.

Hopefully, leaders wey better pass Tinubu make sky clearer. Goodluck, compatriots.

God bless you for your contributions and reassuring words… 🤲🙏

Mideyblaq:

You are right,am still regretting that am a graduate of this course,the course has no purpose

Sociology is not as useless as it’s been painted.

Calm down and look deeper.
You’ll be alright…

ChybuzzDD:


You're such a silly gnorant boy who doesn't know anything.

Why would people who didn't study the course be licensed?

I told you quacks are people who didn't pass through training and are not licensed, yet you couldn't still understand.

A quack doctor is a fake doctor who didn't study medicine and doesn't have a license.
That's different from an incompetent or inexperienced doctor.

Most of you just use words without bothering to know the meaning.

quack doctor spotted.

ChybuzzDD:


Remove mechanical engineering from the list, bros.
It's one of the so-called useless courses in Nigeria
I have many relatives and friends that studied it, and till today, none has any job.
Some of us are still sending money to them almost 10yrs after their graduations
I won't advise anyone i know to go into it in Nigeria, unless he has what it takes to travel out immediately upon graduation.

The knowledge of engineering mathematics in mechanical engineering should have helped them pass aptitude tests, GRE exams and general quantitative assessments which employers use to sieve job applications.

ALLNIGERIANSMAD:
you are 100% correct. Medicine and surgery is even more useless, before you can get small better pay, you must live like a prisoner inside one room for many hours a day

You have no clue what you are going on about.
Which of the Medicine and Surgery are you talking about?
The one most hospitals in Nigeria cannot see qualified young Doctors to employ?
Ogbeni,you have zero idea.

Airlord2030:
quack doctor spotted.

You have a quack knowledge of what quackery is all about..

Airlord2030:
They would have been licensed if the course wasn't useless.

I'm sure you were one of those that wrote 10 JAMBs for Medicine and Surgery and got rejected..
Now your lifelong therapy,is to trash the course at every opportunity. 😂

christejames:
If I mention them, you will think I'm going haywire but I'm somewhat correct


The courses are...

Medicine and Surgery

Pharmacy

Law

Engineering (especially Mechanical)

Computer Science

Note: the question said in Nigeria



And some others that I can't remember now. Those courses eh, you will think after graduation, money will be flowing because to many studying those course they think they are always sought after , the labour market is entirely a different story especially here in Nigeria, without connection or enough capital to start up for yourself, you will just be seeing yourself jumping from one office to the other looking for the firm or company that will at least top even 2k to your current salary so that you will move 😂

Will you shut the fkp, how can someone study computer science and be jobless in the 21cenrury? Or information technology?? I have never seen IT graduate who's jobless. As for doctors most of them are paid poorly, law is design to groom you but you will later reap the benefits if you are patient

Airlord2030:
Medicine and surgery.

too many quacks.

Haha

ALLNIGERIANSMAD:
you are 100% correct. Medicine and surgery is even more useless, before you can get small better pay, you must live like a prisoner inside one room for many hours a day

Stop saying medicine is useless, how can medicine be useless, have you ever seen a jobless doctor in your life??

franchasofficia:
Marketing
Law
Sociology
Microbiology
Biochemistry
Guidance and Counseling
Political Science
Botany
Zoology
Forestry
Geology
Polymer and Textile
Meth Math
Public Admin
Business Admin
Banking and Finance
Mass Communication
Library Science
Physical Education
Fine Arts
Theater Art
Music
Industrial Chemistry
Petroleum Engineering
Petrochemical Engineering
Mining Engineering
Soil Science
Agric Extension
Health Education
Food and Nutrition Science
International Relations


Please don't let any of your siblings study any of the aforementioned courses in this era, they are better rewriting JAMB or learning digital skills than going to higher institution to waste time and resources, and if by mistake you allow them study any of these outdated generic courses, then prepare to support them with learning trade or starting a small scale business after graduation.



Some courses ought to be scraped in Nigeria. NUC/NBTE and Ministry of Education ought to revisit our tertiary education curriculum and remove a lot of outdated courses from there and replace them with current trends that can produce graduates that will solve current global challenges.

Remove petroleum engineering from that list

Pharmacist are now selling medicine by roadside kiosk. Almost every course becoming useless.

babasolution:


Very very accurate

Marketing us still ok, but you will have to learn salesmanship from the street. Good salesmanship is not learnt in university.

Hassanmaye:

Stop saying medicine is useless, how can medicine be useless, have you ever seen a jobless doctor in your life??

they're many, Wetin you know, we're talking about Nigeria dumb brain, if you are practicing in Nigeria you will be poor.

donbenie:
You have no clue what you are going on about.
Which of the Medicine and Surgery are you talking about?
The one most hospitals in Nigeria cannot see qualified young Doctors to employ?
Ogbeni,you have zero idea.

you can't comprehend simple thing Ode, practicing MBBS in Nigeria will keep you poor. You will continue to clamour for more salary and religated to a single room called office. Government will even tell you no work no pay if you attempt to go on strike.

ChybuzzDD:


Remove mechanical engineering from the list, bros.
It's one of the so-called useless courses in Nigeria.
I have many relatives and friends that studied it, and till today, none has any job.
Some of us are still sending money to them almost 10yrs after their graduations
I won't advise anyone i know to go into it in Nigeria, unless he has what it takes to travel out immediately upon graduation.

How about biochemistry? currently serving, want to migrate for post grad studies in USA.. Is public health rewarding ?

If na wizkid and Davido this place go don full with message and post.

Airlord2030:
quack doctor spotted.

Illiterate boy, a trained and licensed doctor is never a quack

Quacks are impostors who are neither trained nor licensed to practise in that profession.

Try and learn one new thing in your lifetime.

How do one do this translator stuff?

haybhi1:
To buttress the points of Frsnchasofficia, my Yoruba people, if you're in the Art/Commercial departments, don't slack on language courses like German, Spanish, Mandarin, and Hindi. Study diploma in them, understand them well using Duolingo or so, be fluent and become relevant. The first two can take you overseas easily and but the last two! Oluwa o! Those Asian expatriates will be flocking around you like flies, with good pay like some I know.
Note: I believe you understand English well enough to be able to serve duly as a translator.

Igbo people, I know say una go still come here tomorrow con abuse and bash us. Make una sha take advantage too o... God go judge una bad mouth and behaviour, because I no know why una go just hate people wey no get your time or hate you, in fact, their land dey bless you.