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NWANICHODE:
Ask yourself first _ what is the relevance of the masters degree when you finish? What differentiates you from others who did it I their country? What can you do differently ?

is there are relevance differences in Nigeria ?

What has anyone done differently in Nigeria?

montumonami:
I graduated same year and served the following year as well. Also applied for jobs and internships but none seemed to work out. In my own case, I'm not from a financially advantaged home, so I have resorted to applying for scholarships for masters abroad. I think I have applied up to 4 masters scholarships so far. I think you should try same.

have u tried fsbn scholarship

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montumonami:
Again, if you want to be self sponsored as stated in your post,
(1) check your country of choice
(2) research on the school you're applying to, example. entry requirements like IELTs, transcripts, etc.
(3) work toward getting all the required documents and start your application....

First, you should apply for international passport.. That's the first thing I did as it is required in most of the applications.
I hope pros in this can contribute so I learn also...

you are on point.....he should get an international passport

Lyricalgod:
I graduated from the university in 2017 and served the following year, have tried a couple of job applications and internship programs but none has paid off.

Days back my parents asked me to apply for a masters programme abroad, since they would have less financial engagement next year,they would be able to sponsor me comfortably, I suggested giving me the money to setup a business instead,but they were not too interested.

But am confused don't know where to start,and how to go about it I.e application, visa etc.. I know a lot of experienced readers are here who have been there,and i know their are people like me out there who want to learn and gain vital information.

Mods please push this to front page

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Lyricalgod:
I graduated from the university in 2017 and served the following year, have tried a couple of job applications and internship programs but none has paid off.

Days back my parents asked me to apply for a masters programme abroad, since they would have less financial engagement next year,they would be able to sponsor me comfortably, I suggested giving me the money to setup a business instead,but they were not too interested.

But am confused don't know where to start,and how to go about it I.e application, visa etc.. I know a lot of experienced readers are here who have been there,and i know their are people like me out there who want to learn and gain vital information.

Mods please push this to front page

Determine your budget.
If you have about 9m for UK, USA, Ireland, Canada, Australia go for it.
You may consider if you have about 3m Mauritius.
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My parents spend about 10 mill in 2012 on my MSC abroad. At times I wonder why I went. I could have bought property which will yield 10x now. It has not increased my job prospects here even though am doing well in a fed agency. My take, think twice. On the other side, I knew shit from my degree here. Someone even typed my project but during my MSC I knew what education is. AM an expert in research, have access to e libraries around the world, traveled across Europe, made friends whom am still in contact with, have never been refused visas since. Good luck to you.

What you do people derive from unnecessary jokes and trying to derail a thread?
Someone needs a piece of information, if you don't have it, its ok to jump and pass. Don't make Nairaland a junk. Many of us still come here to learn one or two things.

OP, you need to have a country and course of interest. You can log on and check schools and their requirements online. Many schools have a contact for international students once you meet up with their requirements.
Goodluck.

Why do you need masters degree abroad ? Is it with good intention of going back to nigeria after your degree ? Or you just want to get away from Nigeria? Plan your life very well

Lyricalgod:
I graduated from the university in 2017 and served the following year, have tried a couple of job applications and internship programs but none has paid off.

Days back my parents asked me to apply for a masters programme abroad, since they would have less financial engagement next year,they would be able to sponsor me comfortably, I suggested giving me the money to setup a business instead,but they were not too interested.

But am confused don't know where to start,and how to go about it I.e application, visa etc.. I know a lot of experienced readers are here who have been there,and i know their are people like me out there who want to learn and gain vital information.

Mods please push this to front page

Avoid UK. Go and do it in either Ireland or Canada. Your permanent stay is guaranteed 100% after completing your masters.

Lyricalgod:
I graduated from the university in 2017 and served the following year, have tried a couple of job applications and internship programs but none has paid off.

Days back my parents asked me to apply for a masters programme abroad, since they would have less financial engagement next year,they would be able to sponsor me comfortably, I suggested giving me the money to setup a business instead,but they were not too interested.

But am confused don't know where to start,and how to go about it I.e application, visa etc.. I know a lot of experienced readers are here who have been there,and i know their are people like me out there who want to learn and gain vital information.

Mods please push this to front page

Guy drop your WhatsApp number, I’m in Australia...i can tell you one or two things

polabo:
My parents spend about 10 mill in 2012 on my MSC abroad. At times I wonder why I went. I could have bought property which will yield 10x now. It has not increased my job prospects here even though am doing well in a fed agency. My take, think twice. On the other side, I knew shit from my degree here. Someone even typed my project but during my MSC I knew what education is. AM an expert in research, have access to e libraries around the world, traveled across Europe, made friends whom am still in contact with, have never been refused visas since. Good luck to you.

Point?

Lyricalgod:
I graduated from the university in 2017 and served the following year, have tried a couple of job applications and internship programs but none has paid off.

Days back my parents asked me to apply for a masters programme abroad, since they would have less financial engagement next year,they would be able to sponsor me comfortably, I suggested giving me the money to setup a business instead,but they were not too interested.

But am confused don't know where to start,and how to go about it I.e application, visa etc.. I know a lot of experienced readers are here who have been there,and i know their are people like me out there who want to learn and gain vital information.

Mods please push this to front page

DM me. Lets discuss and know what you studied etc
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We will get you as many admissions as you want

Make use of masterportal.com

God help am just planning to relocate to Canada due to pressure from my brothers in Canada and my mum
I don’t wish going for now because I earn well in Nigeria in which I can even start a family with what I earn in my working place in Nigeria but my mum told me that she want a better future for me that I should relocate
Am realy confuse

agabaI23:
DM me. Lets discuss and know what you studied etc
Skillachiltd.com

We will get you as many admissions as you want

must be dm you tell him what you wish to tell him here so that people will benefit

polabo:
My parents spend about 10 mill in 2012 on my MSC abroad. At times I wonder why I went. I could have bought property which will yield 10x now. It has not increased my job prospects here even though am doing well in a fed agency. My take, think twice. On the other side, I knew shit from my degree here. Someone even typed my project but during my MSC I knew what education is. AM an expert in research, have access to e libraries around the world, traveled across Europe, made friends whom am still in contact with, have never been refused visas since. Good luck to you.

sorry bro, but this "am" do give me headache whenever I see it try to use "I'm" or "I am" next time

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Yes, I wrote the exams few weeks ago. Awaiting the outcome

Fuckdem:
have u tried fsbn scholarship

What I'm running away from. All these parents and "paper degrees" are like 5&6. It's for their selfish interest. They just want that feeling of knowing their son is a Masters degree holder or a PhD holder. Something to brag with in social gatherings.

They should better give you that money to start a business. I'm speaking from experience.

hisexcellency34:
Why go abroad when you can conveniently do your Masters Degree at Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University?? One of the very best in the country now

How much is the tuition fee

IamPatriotic:
Go to Ministry of National Planning on Independent Avenue, Abuja.

To do what? Stare at the edifice?

montumonami:
Yes, I wrote the exams few weeks ago. Awaiting the outcome

bro we are together oooh....I wrote mine in Enugu.....where did you write yours??

adonainana post=87234964[b:
]The right step to study for a masters abroad is to make sure the recipient country gives you opportunity to stay there and look for work legally after your graduation.
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Thus countries like canada, US, Australia should come into your mind.

If your fees are not that much, consider English speaking arabic countries such as Bahrain, UAE, etc. These countries are seriously underated, no income tax, plentiful of jobs etc, Forget anything about religion and focus on your life for now

Dont be scared of starting new things, going into a country for a first time is the equivalent of sometimes travelling to a new state within your country for the first time, at first you wont know anyone. It is normal.

All you have to make sure is that the country will allow you to stay and find work. This is because the money you paid back in tuition fees and accomodation, etc. It is feasible that you make it all back even before you leave that country. It is just common sense really

Dont join the bandwagon, cos my friends are going here, one uncle said this one uncle said that.

AVOID THE UK. AVOID THE UK, AVOID COMING TO THE UK FOR MASTERS OR FOR ANYTHING

The day your visa ends as a student here in the UK, it is the day they stop even acknowledging that you were even once a student and it is one of the most expensive countries to live in the World.

If you have already made the mistakes stated above, well for now you are on your own, perhaps you just need to keep pushing and trying to find a job within Nigeria for now or start to look for countries you can go for further study in

What about Germany?

supereagle:
I can post some scholarship links for you.

I'm interested too
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Or Whatsapp me
08140548708

opsyswagger:
must be dm you tell him what you wish to tell him here so that people will benefit

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things have changed with the new policy from 2020/2021 academic session .....you will have 2 years post study visa and have a higher chance of getting a job being a high-skilled immigrant

adonainana:
The right step to study for a masters abroad is to make sure the recipient country gives you opportunity to stay there and look for work legally after your graduation.

Thus countries like canada, US, Australia should come into your mind.

If your fees are not that much, consider English speaking arabic countries such as Bahrain, UAE, etc. These countries are seriously underated, no income tax, plentiful of jobs etc, Forget anything about religion and focus on your life for now

Dont be scared of starting new things, going into a country for a first time is the equivalent of sometimes travelling to a new state within your country for the first time, at first you wont know anyone. It is normal.

All you have to make sure is that the country will allow you to stay and find work. This is because the money you paid back in tuition fees and accomodation, etc. It is feasible that you make it all back even before you leave that country. It is just common sense really

Dont join the bandwagon, cos my friends are going here, one uncle said this one uncle said that.

AVOID THE UK. AVOID THE UK, AVOID COMING TO THE UK FOR MASTERS OR FOR ANYTHING

The day your visa ends as a student here in the UK, it is the day they stop even acknowledging that you were even once a student and it is one of the most expensive countries to live in the World.

If you have already made the mistakes stated above, well for now you are on your own, perhaps you just need to keep pushing and trying to find a job within Nigeria for now or start to look for countries you can go for further study in