NYSC PADI

Dear Corps Members, you see those certifications offered to you during your CDS, Project management certifications, NIM, HSE etal…, Use your money to eat better food. Beeni, I talk am 😇😌

Dear Corps Members, you see those certifications offered to you during your CDS, Project management certifications, NIM, HSE etal…, Use your money to eat better food. Beeni, I talk am 😇😌

Who wan employ all this people wey don finish NYSC?

Looking forward to speaking on the subject.

NYSC experience is very humbling. As you de serve for one remote village inside ijebu ijesha, your mate de serve for KPMG.

Surprised by how many people didn't know about this! 😅 KPMG actually offers internship programs for corps members and even Undergraduates, it's a great opportunity. All the details are on their website go check it out!

NYSC experience is very humbling. As you de serve for one remote village inside ijebu ijesha, your mate de serve for KPMG.

I wasn’t excited about NYSC. Honestly saw it as one year I could easily lose if I wasn’t intentional. So I made a decision: if I was ever going to serve, it had to be rewarding, not just something I endured. Before I registered, I sat down and made a list of companies hiring entry-level and graduate trainee roles with salary ranges between 150k – 300k I didn’t apply randomly. I applied only to roles that aligned with my skill set and long-term direction, didn’t limit myself to just data analysis, stretched to business analysis, research & policy, business development, etc.. After applying, I didn’t stop there. I reached out directly to decision-makers, whether it’s CTOs, COOs, and CEOs, honestly I no send HR like that, oops 😅 I sent messages on LinkedIn. Sometimes, I even reached out via Instagram. (Yes, I had to stalk a little 😅) Slowly, the responses started coming in. Then a request letter. Did this for like 3 months o, got an offer in October, registered for November batch. That’s how!