Kwakyewaaaaa👸🏽💕

I am a product of God’s love ❤️ main page: @kwakyewaaaaa

[Boluwatife @TEEPHTREND]

After giving birth, a woman's internal wounds take six months to heal, 12 months for physical recovery, two years for hormonal balance, and up to five years to rediscover her identity. Relationships frequently fail during this time due to a lack of understanding. Be kind and patient with new mothers; they are facing more challenges than it appears.

[Mwarii @thatgeminibloom]

Give her all the funding imagine just 4 cycles a year 💃🏽

[🤍. @iam_nanaadjoa]

Look at thissss🥹💗 cutest gift for your woman 🫶🏽

[Tito Idakula @titoidakula]

A few days ago, I woke up at around 2am. I knew it was my cue to pray. I was sleepy but pushed through and started praying in tongues. As I prayed, I was asking the Holy Spirit for revelation about what I was praying about.

[𝐕𝐎𝐊 𝐋𝐈𝐕𝐄 @Thevokofficial]

📍📍ATTENTION GENERAL PUBLIC📍📍

Emmanuel Jason Asare, a final year Human Resources (HR) student of the KNUST School of Business (KSB), has paid the academic fees amounting to GH¢ 20,000 for 11 needy students of KNUST for the 2023/2024 academic year.

The said amount includes arrears for some of the beneficiaries in some academic years.

According to Jason, he gave out this support to help some of the students who were confronted with financial difficulties to have the free mind to focus on their academic work. ⭐⭐❤️

[Ọmọlọlá🌹 @_OM_olola]

I will marry right and my home will be a replica of heaven on earth!!😌😌

[Ada is organising #SCASummit26 @Kolokodess]

- Go on LinkedIn, search for “I’m hiring for” or “we’re hiring for” and insert your desired role. It’ll pop up with a ton of posts from hiring managers & recruiters, Many you won’t likely see on job sections /platforms

- Have an editable version of your CV & cover letter easily accessible on web & mobile (preferably Google docs), to make quick adjustments where needed for each role

- Identify the keywords in each JD and adjust your skills & experience in your CV to fit it, helps move past the ATS phase of your application

- Show the impact of your work in your CV, eg number of users/beneficiaries/reach etc, valid data that helps quantify what you do

- Ask important questions in your interviews too, shows you know your onions eg “what does Success look like in this role”

- Understand that your chances of rejection are higher so apply for as many opportunities as you can to give you a better chance

[Darlin’K @__kwakyewaa__]

Marrying someone who settled for me cos they couldn’t get who they truly wanted.

[໒꒱ིྀ 𝕆𝕦𝕥𝕝𝕚𝕖𝕣⋆˚𝜗𝜚˚⋆ @Temilolaoluwa__]

So, I saw this video on TikTok that drinking overnight cucumber and lemon infused water stops menstrual cramps. I tried it and it worked so well, apart from that it also has a ton of benefits; It’s a natural detox, lowers high blood pressure, great for hydration…
You’re welcome.

[LOTUS🪷 @Phechr_Ufuomaa]

As a woman, cloves, ginger, supplements, cucumbers, citrus fruits, strawberries, cinnamon and honey are your best friends. Believe me!

[mamamoo @thelovelyMC]

there is something sweet in this september air, something familiar but new, something light & easy, something good

[Dr Oludayo Sokunbi @Oludeewon]

HOW TO WRITE AN ACADEMIC CV FOR ADMISSION/SCHOLARSHIP ABROAD.

These are the components of an academic CV.

RT and Tag your friends.

Look at this format below, write your academic CV and send a screenshot.

I will review some and comment.

So let's go:

What ACADEMIC CV should include:

📍Your Name (As written on your International passport)

📍Linkedin link, Email address, and Phone number

📍The first column should be your Education

(It should include name of school, name of course, name of supervisor, your research topic and related courses you did in school).

Use Times Roman or Calibri or whatever font and be consistent with it. (Font size: 10.5, 11,12)

N.B: For sub headings you can use 14, Times Roman. Let your dates align including the date format. e.g (November 2020- December 2020) or (Nov 2020- Dec 2020). Every information should be dated.

📍Continuing Education (Courses you are doing on either coursera, Udemy, etc)

📍Research Experience

For example,
©️Your Undergraduate work e.g I conducted research in blah blah.

©️I assisted in conducting blah blah ( especially if you helped someone in his or her research or something).

©️I reviewed literature review on two or three papers e.t.c

N.B : You can go online to look for papers to review.

📍Teaching Experience
You can volunteer if you don't have a teaching experience. This experience is very important if you want a teaching assistantship.

📍Professional Experience
You can enroll for an internship, volunteer ( you are increasing your bank of knowledge). But it should not be written as a volunteer role.

📍Publications ( if you have papers fine if not, leave it blank. If it is in review, you can write submitted for review and it should have been published before getting into graduate school).

📍Conferences
(You can attend conferences , you can log in for few minutes and log out, you don attend😂. It should be conferences and / or seminars related to what you want to study)

📍Honours and Awards
If you are the overall best student in Nursery school, include it. No award is too small🥺)

📍Technical skills ( skills you know how to use very well)

N.B : There are certain things you can include in your CV with the mindset that you will learn them before resuming or before you are invited for an interview. Learn those basic skill(s).

📍Professional Membership, Association(s) you joined during your program

📍Volunteering Experience (It is very very important)

📍Leadership Experience

N.B : To make your academic CV , a very strong one you [can ] attach an hyperlink to everything mentioned in your CV [ Use Google drive to generate a link]. Example: Your certificate, Your transcript, Your continuing Education certificate e.t.c.

Notes:

1. Use Quillbot and Grammarly to check for errors.

2. Don't reveal your weakness to the admissions committee. If your CGPA is not very good, don't add it.

Thank you @taiwotayoamos for highlighting this and @_omokhefe for compiling.

[Sister Deborah @deborahvanessa7]

This is MY 39 🎂🌸

[b @abeecdefme]

so real 😭

[mamamoo @thelovelyMC]

i’m a list kinda girl, grocery list, shopping list, cleaning list, to do list, any kinda list, helps me to keep track of everything I need to get done & so I don’t forget anything🌿

[Àgbà John Doe @jon_d_doe]

After dating my wife for about 9 years, I proposed to her.

She accepted the proposal but asked that our marriage should be deffered.

Why?

She felt I was not making the type of money that was going to make me love up to my responsibilities as a husband.

This is a woman I had

[The Tech Bae | Charmaine @lovee_charms]

I’m hardly seeing any ‘remote’ roles at the moment.

2-3 days in the office is the new standard🤣 party is overrrr

[Vacancies in Ghana @VacanciesGh]

Dear graduates, refrain from selecting government sectors for your national service.

You will come to understand the reasons within a year.

I strongly recommend opting for positions within the private sector, such as multinational corporations, startups, or even contemplating the initiation of your own venture.

[Vacancies in Ghana @VacanciesGh]

Think about these 10 things before deciding where to do your national service:

1. Do you want to use what you learned? If yes, choose companies that let you do that. If not, choose what you want to do next.

2. Decide if you want to work a lot or do other things during service. Like running your online business, sleeping, etc

3. Imagine where you want to work in 5-10 years and do your service there.

4. Big companies might not have the best chances. Some don't keep people after service.

5. Avoid government jobs; they rarely keep people after service.

6. Don't pick government jobs; you'll probably do simple tasks like photocopying, data entries, errands and sometimes even sleeping on the job.

7. If you like school stuff, be a TA. You get more chances like scholarships, mentorship etc

8. Try startups; you'll work a lot, but you'll learn a lot and maybe stay after.

9. Aim for big international companies like MTN or Nestle. You'll learn a lot and you’ll have a high chance to be retained.

10. Stay curious, ask things, learn new things, and write down what you do. This helps your CV.

[Vacancies in Ghana @VacanciesGh]

The time between finishing school, completing national service, and starting work is a big change.

Where you do your national service can affect how easily you find a job after it's done.