good day all...please i need your advice and motivation....am currently teaching in a school at lagos but i plan to do my masters at UNN this year...please i want to know how possible it is to school and work(teaching or casual work) i.e those the time table allow that,,,am asking bacause i will be the one sponsoring myself....also for those at UNN which area can one live and get a job(teaching or casual) while schooling....planning on getting a part time teaching job.....please peeps share your experience with me while doing your masters..it will be very helpful....thank you in anticipitation of your advice...bless!!!

henry99:
good day all...please i need your advice and motivation....am currently teaching in a school at lagos but i plan to do my masters at UNN this year...please i want to know how possible it is to school and work(teaching or casual work) i.e those the time table allow that,,,am asking bacause i will be the one sponsoring myself....also for those at UNN which area can one live and get a job(teaching or casual) while schooling....planning on getting a part time teaching job.....please peeps share your experience with me while doing your masters..it will be very helpful....thank you in anticipitation of your advice...bless!!!

Mathew 6:24 (NIV): "No one can serve two masters. Either you will hate the one and love the other, or you will be devoted to the one and despise the other...."

let me be honest with you, postgraduate studies is a task that is best performed without distractions or extra stress that comes with having a job. I personally turned down several job offers so that I can concentrate on my postgraduate studies.

if there's a part time programme for your course, then go for it, but if there isn't I suggest you choose either you job or MSC programme. you can't conveniently run a full time programme and keep a 9am-5pm job. one will suffer. since you teach in Lagos, I suggest you try unilag instead of unn unless you have a job at nsukka waiting for you. cheers.

coollabman:



Mathew 6:24 (NIV): "No one can serve two masters. Either you will hate the one and love the other, or you will be devoted to the one and despise the other...."

let me be honest with you, postgraduate studies is a task that is best performed without distractions or extra stress that comes with having a job. I personally turned down several job offers so that I can concentrate on my postgraduate studies.

if there's a part time programme for your course, then go for it, but if there isn't I suggest you choose either you job or MSC programme. you can't conveniently run a full time programme and keep a 9am-5pm job. one will suffer. since you teach in Lagos, I suggest you try unilag instead of unn unless you have a job at nsukka waiting for you. cheers.

tnkz fr d advice bro.....fr some reasons i cnt do my masters at unilag....i knw its difficult to serve two masters but like i said am d one sponsoring myself dats why i am looking for a part time teaching job so dat i can have some time also for my studies also!!!

henry99:
tnkz fr d advice bro.....fr some reasons i cnt do my masters at unilag....i knw its difficult to serve two masters but like i said am d one sponsoring myself dats why i am looking for a part time teaching job so dat i can have some time also for my studies also!!!

well, you can pull it off if your supervisor is a "nice" person. are you going for a science course?!

coollabman:



well, you can pull it off if your supervisor is a "nice" person. are you going for a science course?!

yea...mathematics!!!