vodkat:


Take the job since it is a contract job ,it is also a learning experience ,infact what you learn from the field is more than what you learn on your Masters course

Work experience does not come as easy as that especially in Naija and in total for that matter .

If i were u i would take the job and defer my admission to the next session,the Job is not going to wait for you but the Masters Course has been going on for the past 70 years and probably will still be there for the next 100 years.


Infact the work experience you get will probably open more doors for you than a Masters cos employers dont want theory they want experience.

See a BSc graduate with work experience is more cometent than a Phd with theory.


At the end of the day is your choice

yicob:

What if you are not retained after the whole contract stuff? Brov, go for your masters and[b] come back to the country to rule.[/b] B.t.w, how many 200k do you think you would need to get to 4.5m if u re to sponsor yourself to do d masters in uk. Unless u wan go unilag to spend 150k.

debosky:

Go and ask many of the people with masters in naija working in banks whether it is that easy to 'rule'.

Since your dad is paying for the Master's degree, I'd advise you to work for at least a year before going abroad. Nothing can replace experience and on-the-job learning. Master's degrees are good things, but with so many people getting them these days, you need to distinguish yourself with experience else you will simply be another one of the crowd.