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Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by Gentlerespect76: 11:52pm On May 17, 2020 |
Olatomz1: I think it's the same place. I was told they have different modes such as fully online, in-house and three weeks online and one week practicum in their centre there. My concern @ Whyna is about the acceptability of this certificate because I saw a lot sense in your early analysis that a program of such nature is better undertaken elsewhere rather than in naija for obvious reasons. Please does the certificate issued by this Ikorodu center command recognition there? Please help a brother, biko. 1 Like |
Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by u3fine(m): 11:58pm On May 17, 2020 |
I am currently studying for my TEFL certification online and hope to round up this month. Afterwards I will see to the next phase is authentication of my documents in Abuja. My only concern now is the lockdown if MOE, MOFA and the embassy are open 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by kevwemanuel: 12:29am On May 18, 2020 |
WhyNa:thank you very much. |
Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by WhyNa: 2:15am On May 18, 2020 |
Gentlerespect76: I honestly don't know about the recognition of their certificate but if you have $1000 to spend on TEFL, better add small money, come here or go to another country and do it 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by WhyNa: 2:17am On May 18, 2020 |
Lol bro. All join. All na driving. I no dey English class gentlemate00: 2 Likes |
Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by WhyNa: 2:18am On May 18, 2020 |
Denique: Lol. Ok 1 Like |
Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by juliusocean(m): 6:22am On May 18, 2020 |
WhyNa:@whyna you're doing well can one become a citizen of that country? I always advice against relocating back to Africa when you escape.. |
Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by Gentlerespect76: 6:53am On May 18, 2020 |
WhyNa: Thanks again Sis. I think I am gradually getting to think in the right direction. God bless your good heart! 1 Like |
Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by Denique(f): 3:29pm On May 18, 2020 |
WhyNa, no pictures on this page yet? Kindly post some, so I can feed my eyes and clear some of the Naija images off my head. Thanks in anticipation 9 Likes |
Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by gentlemate00: 4:33pm On May 19, 2020 |
Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by Gernny(f): 8:14pm On May 19, 2020 |
People have been giving themselves headache,this whyna has just been going by and front,this her audio agent that got her job,refusing to share details SMH.You opend thread yet your giving half details. WhyNa: 3 Likes |
Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by Nobody: 11:52am On May 20, 2020 |
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Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by HeyHey(f): 3:45pm On May 20, 2020 |
Very interesting trend oo. Please I would PM you now |
Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by kevwemanuel: 5:55pm On May 20, 2020 |
u3fine:Please can you give more info or link to the organization you registered with for the TEFL. What's the cost of the TEFL? |
Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by WhyNa: 7:50am On May 21, 2020 |
Summer: Whoever said blacks can't tan was lying. When Spring came and the sun started showing up gradually, I was excited. Like it had been cold for a while and no sign of sunshine so it felt good to feel some sun on my skin. People kept saying I shouldn't wish for summer too quickly but I just laughed. Don't get me wrong, I love and prefer the cold but a li sun wouldn't hurt. Then I started seeing people. wearing long sleeves, no not just long sleeves, it's like a gown that covers from head to toes when going out. I didn't understand until today. The sun here didn't come to play I swear. It's not just hot but the air is HOT and the sun FRIES! your skin. See pictures of my arm after I went out to fix my bike. Notice the two skin tones? The light part is where the sleeves of my t-shirt stopped 10 Likes
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Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by WhyNa: 7:55am On May 21, 2020 |
Vietnamese women in the sun 4 Likes
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Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by WhyNa: 8:04am On May 21, 2020 |
Banking... Don't be surprised if you open an account and you're not given an ATM card or even internet banking services . Most banks if not all require you to stay in the country for more than a year before you qualify for that so get ready to go into the bank whenever you want to withdraw money. Also, you can't deposit money to your account or someone's account unless you're ready to provide proof of that money. No be small wahala. All this is in a bid to curtail money laundering or so. There are other ways you can do this though.... depositing money I mean This is a ticket with number you're given once you enter the bank. Just like what they do at MTN or DHL office so no need to queue. Just wait for your number to be called.
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Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by WhyNa: 8:14am On May 21, 2020 |
Accidents Last night, I had an accident. It happened soo fast. One thing I've noticed is when you bash or someone bashes your bike or car, KEEP MOVING. Nobody does the screaming, yelling, a beg na, pay for damages wahala. They can just mumble sorry and keep moving. So I held on to the breaks too fast to avoid hitting some guy who was trying to zoom past someone Infront who was clearly trafficating. Landed on the floor and hit my "head" . Thankfully, I had a helmet on (which is compulsory here) so the helmet was what actually hit the floor. The only person that stopped was the guy who was trafficating and had nothing to do with the accident. The other guy just prolly kept going. Thankfully, I'm fine, not a scratch. My headlamp got broken though. First mechanic said it will cost about 18k in Nigerian naira to fix it and some other part that was broken. Got another mechanic who's fixing it for 7k. Price price price. Bottom line...these guys here drive rough. Expect anything at anytime. They don't have the other road users mentality. It's all about them 7 Likes
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Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by DAramis: 8:25am On May 21, 2020 |
Stay safe. It seems like the have that Nigeria mentality of rough driving especially when the driver in question is running behind schedule. Don't they have those road traffic police to enforce offenders? 1 Like |
Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by WhyNa: 8:27am On May 21, 2020 |
If you're all about he efizzyi life, it's in times like this you'd be glad you rented an apartment that comes with free swimming pool and gym membership. Usually, those kind of apartments cost nothing less that $350 for a studio apartment. One good thing about Vietnam is you can live in 4 different areas and house in a year. Just make sure you sign 3 months contract only. If you don't mind moving around, houses are in abundance. It's still difficult taking pictures. One thing I'd really like to show you guys is what traffic is like here and the amount of bikes on the road. It's crazy! Here are some random pictures though. Those buildings that look like this usually have the pool and gym thingy. If you plan on coming to Hanoi, you can look at places like Vinhomes, Five point avenue, An Bin City etc 17 Likes
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Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by WhyNa: 8:30am On May 21, 2020 |
This doesn't even come close to the amount of bikes on the road during traffic but manage. Try to zoom in 4 Likes
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Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by WhyNa: 8:33am On May 21, 2020 |
One of my schools. I can only post the ones where the children's faces are not captured 6 Likes
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Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by WhyNa: 8:33am On May 21, 2020 |
This is just the waiting area 6 Likes
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Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by WhyNa: 8:34am On May 21, 2020 |
Snails... 8 Likes
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Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by WhyNa: 8:35am On May 21, 2020 |
Clam 6 Likes
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Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by WhyNa: 8:37am On May 21, 2020 |
I think these are quail eggs but it's part boiled bird and part boiled yolk or so 4 Likes
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Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by WhyNa: 8:39am On May 21, 2020 |
Sweet potatoes. Don't know if it's baked or something but they are yummy. Had them with sugarcane juice.. Damn! They have this machine that squeezes out juice from sugarcane. I'll try to take a picture. 8 Likes 2 Shares
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Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by WhyNa: 8:40am On May 21, 2020 |
Dinner with a Vietnamese family 16 Likes
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Re: My Journey To Hanoi, Vietnam by WhyNa: 8:44am On May 21, 2020 |
DAramis: Thanks. There are traffic lights and all they really obey them. Sometimes you have offenders who beat traffic lights when there's no oncoming vehicles. Also, if you're here, 03 red light = GO. Where does the police want to stand and arrest the rough drivers? Inside the traffic or in-between hundreds of bikes? 3 Likes |
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