Nikkiherself

what is a privilege that people act as if it isn't ???

NYSC is not cruise. A smart person knows this. They use their NYSC to make their CV look better.. How... COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SERVICE(CDS). Some of you don't know that you can use your CDS activities as volunteering on your CV that's if you actually did something meaningful. When you see fellow corpers trying to do projects.. they have a plan...a goal. Some are targeting awards.. Some are targeting jobs. Some want something to document for a scholarship they want to apply for. You want to apply for a scholarship abroad to study adult education... You are posted to a school.. You can talk to the community and organise classes for adults in that community who are interested.. Document it. Now imagine applying for a programme under the Erastus-mundus or chevening scholarship that has to do with adult education.. You write in your statement of purpose how you organised classes for adults to help improve their literacy and then link it to one of the UN SDGs... As a medical laboratory scientist, a nurse or doctor in a rural area..you can do outreaches during your service year.. You are a graduate of chemistry or microbiology with bias for research on the environment... You can do a a chemical analysis of the soil or source of drinking water in that community.. You can do it in conjunction with other corpers in your field. Do it in form of a project work and keep it.. You can approach a private laboratory and talk to them about your plans and see if they can run the analysis for you at a discount.. Based on your findings, you can talk to the community about how to improve the situation. You can even bring the attention of the local government to it if the results are not too good.. Now imagine how good this will look on your CV when you are pitching for a scholarship? I am not saying this will work.. I am just sharing ideas on the opportunities i see that fresh graduates can utilise to make their profile better. This will enable us think outside the box.

NYSC is not cruise. A smart person knows this. They use their NYSC to make their CV look better.. How... COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SERVICE(CDS). Some of you don't know that you can use your CDS activities as volunteering on your CV that's if you actually did something meaningful. When you see fellow corpers trying to do projects.. they have a plan...a goal. Some are targeting awards.. Some are targeting jobs. Some want something to document for a scholarship they want to apply for. You want to apply for a scholarship abroad to study adult education... You are posted to a school.. You can talk to the community and organise classes for adults in that community who are interested.. Document it. Now imagine applying for a programme under the Erastus-mundus or chevening scholarship that has to do with adult education.. You write in your statement of purpose how you organised classes for adults to help improve their literacy and then link it to one of the UN SDGs... As a medical laboratory scientist, a nurse or doctor in a rural area..you can do outreaches during your service year.. You are a graduate of chemistry or microbiology with bias for research on the environment... You can do a a chemical analysis of the soil or source of drinking water in that community.. You can do it in conjunction with other corpers in your field. Do it in form of a project work and keep it.. You can approach a private laboratory and talk to them about your plans and see if they can run the analysis for you at a discount.. Based on your findings, you can talk to the community about how to improve the situation. You can even bring the attention of the local government to it if the results are not too good.. Now imagine how good this will look on your CV when you are pitching for a scholarship? I am not saying this will work.. I am just sharing ideas on the opportunities i see that fresh graduates can utilise to make their profile better. This will enable us think outside the box.

saw a quote that said, “anger is the part of you that loves you the most. it shows up when you're being mistreated, ignored or disrespected. it's a signal - calling you to step away from what's harming you. whether it's a room, a job, a relationship or an old version of yourself, anger let's you know when it's time to walk away. if you learn to listen to it, to trust it and make it your ally, it won’t need to shout so loudly."

even better, you can use as many colours as possible

Thank you UBA. Thank you GTB. Thank you FCT Magistrate Court.

I cannot believe I willingly chose cyber security 😩