Now, imagine doing this almost 20 years ago when there was no ChatGPT and when we didn't have smart phone and needed to go to cybercafe to "bomb".
Yes, that was what me and friends did when entering labour market 2007/2008.
@EuginhoCortez Had the same thought when I saw the claims.
Kudos to the kids, but it’s not attention that’ll drive people to work hard at school, it’s tangible incentives.
@adifferentshe Nigerian Uni’s will incorporate it into their syllabus (Some already have), but competence will only come from practical exposure which they lack.
There’re plenty programs that are curated specifically for it abroad. I saw a few in the Erasmus catalog
If you put that effort into school, you probably could have made 4.5 upwards
(P.S this is based off of assumed intelligence, and result equaling effort. And I don’t assume that is what you wanted either)
I hate when people (read guys) act like making money and excelling academically are mutually exclusive. I was actively running a makeup business in University, I also sold beauty accessories while participating in extracurricular activities, yet I still finished with a 4.3 CGPA.
It’s probably more about the foundation requirements. ICAN has courses that teach foundation requirements and bring you up to professional speed.
You can’t start an Engineering course from first year uni without a sec school science background
Agreed. The argument isn’t solid. But the core if the argument is that if certain professions have restrictions or have a high barrier to entry, Accounting/Finance should have same.
If the pie was big enough, no one would care. The finance industry is way ahead of others in terms of opportunity volume, so naturally people tend to fall back to it.
The employers don’t care as long as they get top quality employees
After the promise that you will get job in an oil company as a Geologist or Geophysicist.
And then it didn’t happen, then you enroll to become an accountant via ICAN.
Just like that….it not fair to those who spend 4 years studying the accounting.
Can accounting students also become a lawyer by writing Bar exams?
totally agree with this.
no other top profession has an easy entry like accounting/finance.
writing foundation exams is not even a barrier dfkm.
you mean what i studied in school for 4 years is what you'd use one diet to write? Hell No.
@Echecrates I read the article he posted on Dangote cement. While he is right; technological adaptation has not increased with production capacity, the same could be said for almost every functional industry in the country. They can say the cement is not real, but the jobs are certainly real
@Emiola_martian@TonamiPlayman You are right. Nobody will pay to live in those Lagos designs in the area Taf city is located. You will just build empty spaces nobody will habit it
@DefendTheLandX@TonamiPlayman TAF city is not even located in Port Harcourt city. A large part of the surrounding area is still underdeveloped, showing no pressing need for land