moski5:


thanks

emmm life partnership whats that?

its another term for live in lovers. Its marriage without actually being married. But u have to go to the lawyers to make it official in the form of notarial agreement whereby d SA citizen agrees to b ur spouse and cater for u and vice versa.

moski5:


thanks

emmm life partnership whats that?

its another term for live in lovers. Its marriage without actually being married. But u have to go to the lawyers to make it official in the form of notarial agreement whereby d SA citizen agrees to b ur spouse and cater for u and vice versa. But u two have to live together, own stuffs together bcus d immigrations do conduct random checks on u two.

PAINGAIN:
its another term for live in lovers. Its marriage without actually being married. But u have to go to the lawyers to make it official in the form of notarial agreement whereby d SA citizen agrees to b ur spouse and cater for u and vice versa.

thanks alot bro

Thermodynamics:
What about studying on shot programs in south African UNISA to be precise. How must is the tuition fees for a diploma in Engineering and what about food in SA, how much can one survive in a month, also what are the chances of geting a job in SA for someone holding a South African diploma in Engineering certificate. If you have an idea of any other good shot program or company training that have a high job opportunity in SA please tell me about it. eg like safety and pipeline training some companies do here in Nigeria.

there r a lot of short courses u can do at unisa, there is one for 6 months,one year, 2,3 years. It all depends on what u wanna do. U fit get employment here after studying if u r very good at it. I know some naija pikins who get their own companies(construction)here. Engineering pays here. I bet u, if u stand out academic wise, a lot of construction companies go even dey track u before u finish ur studies. As per d fees for studying at unisa I think google will help u better. The best part is that u don't even have to pay everything cash. U r given a time frame to pay. There are a lot of professional nigerians here doing very well in their fields. No discrimantion whatsoever, if u can deliver, everyone patronises u, blacks,whites,indians,chinese,coloureds.

Good write up ....although saying 90percents are pauper is absolutely wrong .More so,"what we do here"?what abt Nigerians in d academic?what abt the technicians?and the rest .

i didnt want to come online today but i know their may be questions waiting for me let me reply then start answering them one after the other.

youngsahito:
Wich city is the best to stay, I mean dat is rilly productive for guyz to wrk n make cool cash?

let me classify it like this, if u are extroverted hustler go to johanesburg their is like lagos hustling for strong people u will make it too, if u are introverted hustler go to pretoria, pretoria is like abuja where president stays all the same the are all good.

wolex3030:
Hi uche i guess i met u when i came to SA cos ur story sound familia. u live in Pretoria Sunnyside to be precise & ur business is in Sunnyside also,close to Ghana bar which very close to plein str where i stayed . u got to SA from Ghana. u ve a friend who is in UNISA a Yoruba guy.If u are the person am taking abt. then u shld be able to remember me as well,i visited SA two times one in dec 2013 for my Xmas & new year holiday & the 2nd time during my Easter holiday in 2014.i usually stop to say hi to u any time am going out then.I still remember ur business packages (culf 1,2,3 etc).Anyway ur submission as regard SA due to ur experience is just the reality abt SA bt also there are many young Nigerians do wonderfully well in SA as in doing legit work & business. as for me i enjoyed my stay in SA cos it is good place to spend time if u ve money.also there is a huge gap btw SA & naija. GOD bless u uche.

wooow my man i remember! how are u? hmmmm good to see you here iam the one. i just got admission UNISA please come again o the busines has expanded now i operate my kitchen from Ghana bar now i really appreciate all your surports and courage God is with us. when are u coming perminently like u promised?

Thermodynamics:
What about studying on shot programs in south African UNISA to be precise. How must is the tuition fees for a diploma in Engineering and what about food in SA, how much can one survive in a month, also what are the chances of geting a job in SA for someone holding a South African diploma in Engineering certificate. If you have an idea of any other good shot program or company training that have a high job opportunity in SA please tell me about it. eg like safety and pipeline training some companies do here in Nigeria.

hie short programmes around N90k for 6months, if you know how to manage you can survive with N65 to N70k per month including rent kitchen is alwys available u can just buy pot cooking is easy, a plate of food is around N530. when you have south african certificate within 3 months u can get a job.
they have those programmes here in UNISA.

PAINGAIN:
its another term for live in lovers. Its marriage without actually being married. But u have to go to the lawyers to make it official in the form of notarial agreement whereby d SA citizen agrees to b ur spouse and cater for u and vice versa. But u two have to live together, own stuffs together bcus d immigrations do conduct random checks on u two.

perfect.

samtol4:
Good write up ....although saying 90percents are pauper is absolutely wrong .More so,"what we do here"?what abt Nigerians in d academic?what abt the technicians?and the rest .

thanks bro but no where i said 90 percent are pauper, although i didnt include academic but i said 10 percent working in big offices, another 10 percent own business so if i had added academic u can see the percentage.

PAINGAIN:
let me help that guy cus I also live in joburg. First and foremost d xenophobia attacks happened in places they call locations/townships or basically slums. Nigerians don't live in those slums no matter how koboless they r bcus that's where the worst of the worst in SA live. Some of these slums r pretty close to d highbrow areas. Zimbabweans,malawians stay in those kind of places. FYI those slums r like 5percent of joburg and these attacks on foreigners always happen in such places. Coming to d issue of nigerians and drugs, yes nigerians r seen as drug dealers but if u r not dealing on drugs then u have nothing to worry about, no one will discrimate against u. Eg, I sell cars, I go to auctions or places they sell accident damage cars, I buy one or two cars, fix them up and sell them. Sometimes in a month I sell upto 4 to 5 cars. A lot of nigerians,cameroonians r into that business too. I also do interpretation in law courts here in SA. Basically I am working for d government in a job that no south african can do. There r a lot of nigerians here doing real business, some r realtors, some r into importation,some have restaurants, some run night clubs, some have bottle shops, some r mechanics(if u r a mechanic come to SA,it pays). Bottomline is, if u r not into drugs bizness and u have ur permit, u have absolutely nothing to worry about.

Nah man, you are lying hey, Nigerians do live in slums, the whole Berea, Yeovil, Hillbrow area is made up of slums and that's where you find African immigrants the most, and no again there are informal settlements and townships, there two aren't the same, Soweto for instance is not a slum

PAINGAIN:
hillbrow is not a slum. Hillbrow has one of d best collection of skyscrapers. When u r outside d city of joburg and u take a look at d CBD u'll realise how beautiful it is both during d day and at night. Hillbrow was so nice that when SA blacks got their freedom it was d first place they started living in. The only problem with hillbrow is d people living in hillbrow,they don't keep it as clean as d rest of joburg CBD,there is prostituting going on, a lot of night clubs. What I meant was nigerians don't live in the slums no matter how poor they r.

No bro hillbrow is a slum, let's be realistic, many peope call it Lagos now, don't mislead people

this thread is meant for advice and guildlines before you decide to come over, i 'll advice any one who wants to coment to make sure you read from the first page else u wont undastnd the reason we come this far.

truth be told iam not exempted we are supose to migrate to another country with dignity and alot of fund, not just paying visa and flight thatz where the whole problm startd for 90percent of people suffering here.

finally the whole blame to our government and economy may God help us all and bless our country nigeria, i wish buhari will change things i 'll like to return start a big fast food their and employ nigerian maybe nxt 2 years.

ucheokpara100:
this thread is meant for advice and guildlines before you decide to come over, i 'll advice any one who wants to coment to make sure you read from the first page else u wont undastnd the reason we come this far.

thanks for all this info.

Pls tell me what you know about Nigerian doctors in SA. Can u link me to any? How easy or hard is it to work in sa for a doctor who schooled in naija?
Thanks

How much would it cost for someone who has a diploma in Nursing to do degree in SA, and how many years would it take. Are their jobs for nurses.

azat:
thanks for all this info.

Pls tell me what you know about Nigerian doctors in SA. Can u link me to any? How easy or hard is it to work in sa for a doctor who schooled in naija?
Thanks

the only doctor thatz close to me is a Congolese but i will findout secondly if u are a nigerian doctor geting a job here is easy iam sure of that thy need nigerian doctors here.

Op the area called Bedford view what can you say about this place. Thank you

gboly3190:
How much would it cost for someone who has a diploma in Nursing to do degree in SA, and how many years would it take. Are their jobs for nurses.

they have a body called SAQA they are in charge of certificate valuation, afta their valuation your points will determine in any school offering nursing courses cos i dnt know if unisa is offering it but i will check and let you know.

gboly3190:
How much would it cost for someone who has a diploma in Nursing to do degree in SA, and how many years would it take. Are their jobs for nurses.

my friend's wife(both nigerians) dey do nursing now. She's in her fourth year now but not at unisa. D thing can cost u between 15 to 20 thousand rand a year(that's over 400thousand naira) but once u finish,job dey well well. My friends wife has been getting employment offers since her second year but she turned them down bcus she wants to go further in studying. She just finished one practical at one hospital and they have given her an open offer for when she finishes her studies or she can start immediately.

ucheokpara100:
they have a body called SAQA they are in charge of certificate valuation, afta their valuation your points will determine in any school offering nursing courses cos i dnt know if unisa is offering it but i will check and let you know.

Thanks Op, would be expecting the info. Pls how much do they pay nurses per month

penquin:
Op the area called Bedford view what can you say about this place. Thank you

iam in pretoria, is like iam staying in abuja, i 've been to johanesburg is like i 've been to lagos also but not every part of lagos and abuja so i dont know that place called Bedford View.

PAINGAIN:
my friend's wife(both nigerians) dey do nursing now. She's in her fourth year now but not at unisa. D thing can cost u between 15 to 20 thousand rand a year(that's over 400thousand naira) but once u finish,job dey well well. My friends wife has been getting employment offers since her second year but she turned them down bcus she wants to go further in studying. She just finished one practical at one hospital and they have given her an open offer for when she finishes her
studies or she can start immediately.

Thanks bro. Pls can u help me find out the school she is doing her degree, and the process involved. Thanks bro

LeSudAfricaine:
Nah man, you are lying hey, Nigerians do live in slums, the whole Berea, Yeovil, Hillbrow area is made up of slums and that's where you find African immigrants the most, and no again there are informal settlements and townships, there two aren't the same, Soweto for instance is not a slum

do u even know the meaning of SLUM? How can u call hillbrow,berea,yeovil as slums? Its like saying harlem in newyork is a slum. Alexandra is a slum that's why they r called townships/informal settlements bcus using d word slum would not b cool. U call a place as well developed as hillbrow,berea and yeaovil slums. Smh

gboly3190:

Thanks Op, would be expecting the info. Pls how much do they pay nurses per month

i have a female nurse friend she's earning N192,000 which is N12,000 here. in a big hospital i dnt know of small hospitals.

about work if you study here there is job, iam studying accounting first year companys do call us for job introductions thats my own personal experience

gboly3190:

Thanks bro. Pls can u help me find out the school she is doing her degree, and the process involved. Thanks bro

she's doing hers in a private nursing school, they r all acredited. The process isn't that hectic. Their minimun requirement is school cert which will b evaluated by d south african qualifications authority(SAQA). Then immediately its completed, which takes between 10 to 20 working days, u take it back to d nursing school, they'll then process ur apllication,get medical cover, make d necessary payments(u don't have to pay everything at once) then they issue u admission letter which u'll use to apply for ur study permit. When u get ur permit u can open a bank account. Then ur study resumes.

PAINGAIN:
do u even know the meaning of SLUM? How can u call hillbrow,berea,yeovil as slums? Its like saying harlem in newyork is a slum. Alexandra is a slum that's why they r called townships/informal settlements bcus using d word slum would not b cool. U call a place as well developed as hillbrow,berea and yeaovil slums. Smh

ha ha ha, bru I'm South African born and bred, we can't argue about my country I know it like I know the back of my hand you can't teach me anything, The presence of bulidings alone does not make an area developed, yes the infrastructure is there but it's crumbling, Hillbrow over the years has degenerated into a slum, it is a shadow of what it once was, derelict buildings, open sewers, litter everywhere etc, there are slums in New York, Paris and London, Hillbrow is one slum of Johannesburg .To say no Nigerian in SA live in slums is laughable

PAINGAIN:
she's doing hers in a private nursing school, they r all acredited. The process isn't that hectic. Their minimun requirement is school cert which will b evaluated by d south african qualifications authority(SAQA). Then immediately its completed, which takes between 10 to 20 working days, u take it back to d nursing school, they'll then process ur apllication,get medical cover, make d necessary payments(u don't have to pay everything at once) then they issue u admission letter which u'll use to apply for ur study permit. When u get ur permit u can open a bank account. Then ur study resumes.

Thanks, can I do the application from Nigeria or I av to travel tl SA

PAINGAIN:
she's doing hers in a private nursing school, they r all acredited. The process isn't that hectic. Their minimun requirement is school cert which will b evaluated by d south african qualifications authority(SAQA). Then immediately its completed, which takes between 10 to 20 working days, u take it back to d nursing school, they'll then process ur apllication,get medical cover, make d necessary payments(u don't have to pay everything at once) then they issue u admission letter which u'll use to apply for ur study permit. When u get ur permit u can open a bank account. Then ur study resumes.

Thanks, can I do the application from Nigeria or I av to travel to SA