@jane_janeu I'm not even concerned about the slapping aspect, but the fact that the bride shoved the food the mother wanted to serve her guest was so fun called for, that so disrespectful of her.
And my apologies for any insulting word I used earlier.
I was part of those people in 2022. 😂
The HR recruiter called me just four days after I applied. I was right in the middle of an experiment in my lab in Germany 🇩🇪 when I got a call from the Netherlands 🇳🇱.
Halfway through the conversation, he asked, “What’s your salary expectation?” I was completely dumbfounded. 😂 I honestly told him, “I don’t know.” I was earning about €400–450 per month as a student and hadn’t even researched what the role paid.
When the offer eventually came, I saw a salary that was more than 10 times what I was earning as a student. At that point, there was nothing to negotiate. Joy wan wound me. 😂😂
But my second offer, the one that brought me to America 🇺🇸? Ah, that one was full of negotiations. 😂
Applying for an MSc in Germany? 🇩🇪
Here’s a checklist of the documents commonly required by German universities:
-BSc Transcript/Certificate
-International Passport
-CV (europass)
-Motivation Letter (if required)
-Proof of English/German Language Proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL/MOI, where accepted)
-Recommendation Letters (if required)
-Course Description/Module Handbook (if required for some programs)
For Nigerian applicants, it’s also wise to have these ready:
-WAEC Certificate (many universities or uni-assist may request it)
-Primary School Leaving Certificate (often useful during the visa process)
Note:
Every university has its own requirements, so do your research and prepare your documents before applying.