Procashtips:


Okay move along.

CyrusVI:
Some People will rush here to talk about Lamine Yamal but are quik to forget that his was an exceptional case

Generally, how many footballers have the privilege to rep their Senior team in any Major comp at 18, even Messi wasnt called up till 2006 and he wasnt under-18 then

Good Call by Jamb

Oh yes member.
Have sense for 2 minutes

codemaniacs:


schools had computer classes in the 90s and if you truly attended one of the top10 most expensive high school in Lagos then your school should have had a computer lab so again your posts are countering what you claim and you still don't have the intelligence to see it...

please return your certificate...

it seems the only thing they taught you is how to read and write english nothing more

Bro u reasoning is very low mehn…

So because we have computers back in secondary schools and universities means you will learn to be a certified software developer or a random programmer…

Back in high school… they tot us basic computer knowledge… how to type and basic design on Corel draw… I can confidently tell you that’s not a skill… it’s just a basic training to help you with systems.. you can’t even earn with that

Back to the university…
We have massive computer labs… they teach you basic programming languages which focus more on HTML… that will equally not get you setup in tech word…

As a computer scientist… back in uni… me and other mates had to take a months off school to learn deep programming/designs for our career and we are confidently earning from that today…

I will tell you one secret but if you believe or not… it’s not my problem

When I return back to uni after months of training in programming/design… I resume back to school and I Taught 3 computer science lecturer what I learnt…

I was basically training 3 lecturer in my dept… don’t forget… I was just a student under dis people and I’m still training them…

How did it happen? School couldn’t give me what I wanted so I went outside school to source for it…

So I’m telling you now… no school will teach you deep skills especially in high school…


I’m not referring to other departments in case u want to bring other fields arguments into this…

BigDawsNet:


Bro u reasoning is very low mehn…

So because we have computers back in secondary schools and universities means you will learn to be a certified software developer or a random programmer…

Back in high school… they tot us basic computer knowledge… how to type and basic design on Corel draw… I can confidently tell you that’s not a skill… it’s just a basic training to help you with systems.. you can’t even earn with that

Back to the university…
We have massive computer labs… they teach you basic programming languages which focus more on HTML… that will equally not get you setup in tech word…

As a computer scientist… back in uni… me and other mates had to take a months off school to learn deep programming/designs for our career and we are confidently earning from that today…

I will tell you one secret but if you believe or not… it’s not my problem

When I return back to uni after months of training in programming/design… I resume back to school and I Taught 3 computer science lecturer what I learnt…

I was basically training 3 lecturer in my dept… don’t forget… I was just a student under dis people and I’m still training them…

How did it happen? School couldn’t give me what I wanted so I went outside school to source for it…

So I’m telling you now… no school will teach you deep skills especially in high school…


I’m not referring to other departments in case u want to bring other fields arguments into this…

You typed as if you were not taught the basics in primary and secondary schools and you can earn from basic computer skills through jobs like receptionist, front desk officer, customer care .e.t.c

Universities will teach you deep skills if it is in their curriculum..

my friend in Ghana learnt programming in the university..

so what you will say is that Nigerian universities are using outdated curriculums..

You cannot teach lecturers programming because it is not in their scheme of work so that is a lie.

Natbrowny:
There is a special demon in this country.

Kudos to that demon. We dey see ur hand

Aswear

codemaniacs:


You typed as if you were not taught the basics in primary and secondary schools and you can earn from basic computer skills through jobs like receptionist, front desk officer, customer care .e.t.c

Universities will teach you deep skills if it is in their curriculum..

my friend in Ghana learnt programming in the university..

so what you will say is that Nigerian universities are using outdated curriculums..

You cannot teach lecturers programming because it is not in their scheme of work so that is a lie.

What can receptionists or front job really do for you? Highest they pay you 50k... that's not skilled job.

I'm not talking about Ghana, I hav studied outside Nigeria for masters after my degree in Nigeria and the practical training is way better than Nigeria.

Like I said, I have told many people this secret but they don't believe it but I no really mind... but it's the truth... A Computer lecturer is different from an IT skilled tutor... my lecturer have a little bit of advance basics knowledge on programming ... but it wasn't sound enough for them to use it for side hustle or use it to apply for proper IT jobs.

They saw my potential... and I taught them for some months... they even paid me... my lecturer paid me for my services even tho I dint want to collect it... but they did paid me
..

Bmaster:
watch it sire, education no be scam.
Na school wey be scam for Nigeria

Thats True... thanks for the correction

BigDawsNet:


What can receptionists or front job really do for you? Highest they pay you 50k... that's not skilled job.

I'm not talking about Ghana, I hav studied outside Nigeria for masters after my degree in Nigeria and the practical training is way better than Nigeria.

Like I said, I have told many people this secret but they don't believe it but I no really mind... but it's the truth... A Computer lecturer is different from an IT skilled tutor... my lecturer have a little bit of advance basics knowledge on programming ... but it wasn't sound enough for them to use it for side hustle or use it to apply for proper IT jobs.

They saw my potential... and I taught them for some months... they even paid me... my lecturer paid me for my services even tho I dint want to collect it... but they did paid me
..

There you go again countering your own posts with your own words.

Your lecturers cannot have a little bit of advance basics knowledge on programming and ask you to teach them... That is another lie...

Programming is universal.. once you have knowledge of one language then it's easy to transfer it to another language.. so if your lecturers have any knowledge of programming they won't need you to teach them anything in other languages...

Stop deceiving yourself.

codemaniacs:


There you go again countering your own posts with your own words.

Your lecturers cannot have a little bit of advance basics knowledge on programming and ask you to teach them... That is another lie...

Programming is universal.. once you have knowledge of one language then it's easy to transfer it to another language.. so if your lecturers have any knowledge of programming they won't need you to teach them anything in other languages...

Stop deceiving yourself.

Programming is very wide bro

An average Computer science can write basic programming languages that doesn't mean he or she is a software developer

The requirements of getting a Computer science job doesn't require you to have vast knowledge on programming...

I dint say my lecturer dint know programming, but what they knew wasn't up to something... or up to a stage they could get a job as a software developer...

What I knew then was like an addition to there own skills in programming... I'm not saying I trained them to be expert! But what I taught them could have cost lots of thousand of naira to acquire if they want to learn it in an IT school...

BigDawsNet:


Programming is very wide bro

An average Computer science can write basic programming languages that doesn't mean he or she is a software developer

The requirements of getting a Computer science job doesn't require you to have vast knowledge on programming...

I dint say my lecturer dint know programming, but what they knew wasn't up to something... or up to a stage they could get a job as a software developer...

What I knew then was like an addition to there own skills in programming... I'm not saying I trained them to be expert! But what I taught them could have cost lots of thousand of naira to acquire if they want to learn it in an IT school...

That's why I said Nigeria uses a outdated curriculums..

University is meant to be the IT school..

They are lecturers they don't need jobs as software developers so that is another lie again from you and where did lecturers who are meant to be lecturing students, marking scripts, preparing exam questions e.t.c. get time for you teach them something they already have knowledge of??

Good move. If your kid finishes sec sch before the age , let them get good skill before going to Higher institution.

nlfpmod:
What's their problem? Tomorrow employers will say they are looking for 22 -26 years old with 15 years working experience. Crazy people.

Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely.

We are just lucky that we are in democracy where we have some freedom of speech than in a dictatorship.

Beremx:
Primary 6 should also be made compulsory. Every child should get admitted into secondary school at age 11yrs

And what curriculum will they use since they have already covered Primary 6 curriculum?

If you support this policy, then you are a FOOL.

Beremx:
so those days we weren't knowledgeable abi? Lol okay o!

I understand what you are saying about one being of age before going to a higher institution but when you go to the Western world formal education don't take your whole life. By 21 those that want to go to university are done with it

blaise26abj:


I pray so . That is how they removed history from the curriculum. How do these people come up with these idiotic policies .

I've heard this for a long time but they really removed history from the curriculum?? Wow

Alexlalax1:
Like the poster above me rightly said, 2morrow they'll be looking for 22 to 26yrs. with 5yrs working experience. No be to early or late go school, work dey after school? Na Dem give people mouth to dey talk say school na scam. Make the society habitable for all, they say no. Person wey im house catch fire dey pursue rat. CLOWNS!!!

Nigeria as it stand today don't have a government that think, their business is just to play with some folks mumu buttons share whatever left of the national resources, share the grace and go home.

RickyJesus:
16 is alright. Kids finish school wey to earlier in this modern age.

Going by the way people write, admission age should be raised to 39 and a half years.

NovusHomo:


Going by the way people write, admission age should be raised to 39 and a half years.

My guy, things dey this bad? Because I felt their are some good private schools that graduate good student.

RickyJesus:

My guy, things dey this bad? Because I felt their are some good private schools that graduate good student.

You only need to read how people are "killing" the english language here, yourself included.

NovusHomo:


You only need to read how people are "killing" the english language here, yourself included.

No vex me oh.