One day, I’ll have my bath, go to work in the morning, then head to the airport in the evening to start a new life in another country.
But until then, a moving babe will meet her luck soonest.
I don’t want to be an Entrepreneur or do entrepreneurship, please I need a job
I love being a 9-5er, I love the corporate world.
I can’t sell anything please
This is the reason I told my mentee(she will see this) to focus in Nigeria and get good with her skills. She now has gotten a promotion in a Big 4 just last week.
Advanced skills armed with MSc is better than no skills in your new field.
Letter No. 8✍🏽
"I used to believe that only a genius could fully comprehend your depths... Thank you for making me feel like one just knowing you".
In our eighth letter, Adesewa writes about locked rooms, open doors and the pull toward pharmacogenomics.
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Here is a list of companies offering NYSC Primary Place of Assignment (PPA) opportunities.
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I will continue updating this list as I come across more companies.
Careers I’ve tried in my 20s;
- Law, studied it for 7 years, practiced for 2.
- Tech, wanted to be a frontend engineer. Learnt html to a decent point. Gave up by the way side. God punish Java.
- Business, my 2 friends and I started our hair business— BFT hairs, put capital together but got scammed by our wholesaler. The hairs never came. End of business
- Commercial Banking, worked in the bank for a minute. Liked being addressed as a banker.
- Trusteeship, brief too. Enjoyed being a corporate trustee than a private trustee. Private trust was really just… private.
- Investment banking, quite different from commercial banking. Still on the journey.
Is this the end? Absolutely not!
Stay tuned for my next adventure as a slowly wrap up my 20s 😂
You need to add flavour to whatever you are studying at postgraduate level.
If your undergraduate degree is in Mathematics, don't limit yourself to Mathematics alone. You can go for Actuarial Science, Data Science, Mathematical Biology, Financial Mathematics, Computational Mathematics, Statistics, Operations Research, and many other applied areas.
If you studied Biology, you can consider fields such as Biotechnology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, Genetics, Molecular Biology, Biomedical Science, Environmental Biology, Marine Biology, and other applied areas.
If you studied Physics, you can look at fields such as Medical Physics, Geophysics, Astrophysics, Renewable Energy, Materials Science, Computational Physics, and many others.
The world is changing. At postgraduate level, try to add a new dimension to what you already know. Your undergraduate degree gives you the foundation, but your postgraduate degree can give you a specialization and open new doors.
Don't just study for the sake of adding another degree to your CV. Think about how you can combine what you already know with what the world needs today.
CoGSAYR Research Skills Training Series🔬
Session II
Understanding study designs
🗓 Saturday, 25 July
🕔 5PM WAT/6PM CAT/7PM EAT
This session will provide a practical introduction to the major study designs used in biomedical research.
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Letter No. 7✍🏽
"For a long time, I searched for answers in the places where life unfolds most honestly... There, I learned that health is shaped by memory, environment, circumstance and hope".
Christolina, Namibia, writes about still becoming.
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