danilmo:


Nawa o.. meaning Engineering in our university is wack o..

I pushed my bro to change course from Mechanical Engr to Architectural Engr in his jamb, he is admitted now, I just hope I made the best decision for him.

Ajoself:
Hello Fellow NLs,
I am a graduate of Electrical Engineering. I graduated three years ago. After my graduation, I worked in a company for a year as sales Engineer. They claimed they would train us hands-on but they didn't.
I am now in search of a company that would train me. I am currently unemployed so no money to go for certificate training. Kindly advise please

KakeMP:
As an electrical Engineering graduate with 7yrs experience, I would advise you to start learning lucrative I.T skills

Electrical Engineering will not pay you in the long run

Cognitivereason:
So you think he can raise money sufficiently to even eat by following those electricians..many of them who leave in face me I slap u.
U think those electricians easily get contract to wire a house...dey don't earn more Dan 200k for a full house wiring which is once in months...the normal electrical maintenance fetch them peanuts..and getting contract is strictly.. I repeat strictly based on connections..

In short so u think they will pay him so much to open a full electrical shop...do u even know the cost an electrical shop...u even added opening electrical company...be there hallucinating...
Methuselah's Motivational speaker..

KakeMP:
As an electrical Engineering graduate with 7yrs experience, I would advise you to start learning lucrative I.T skills

Electrical Engineering will not pay you in the long run

FalseProphet1:
Go to your church and join the technical department, and you'll learn both electrical and electronics without paying a dime.

This I have seen.

optimusprime2:


This question is very generic and shows you are actually confused...

Electrical Engineering is a very wide area of Engineering, of which someone needs to specialise in a specific area (Just like General Medicine);
I.e;
Controls systems
Power
Power Electronics
VLSI
Electronics
Telecommunications
I.T
Systems Reliability
Wiring and circuitry
Etc...

The mere fact you asked this question, means you are not even sure of what you want to do as an Electrical engineer...

So which area in Electrical Engineering basically highlights your competencies or piques your interest?

My advice to you, is pick an area and specialise... the rest will fall into place, basically you will automatically gravitate to the right direction, if you specialise.

Sticking to the generic fundamental level of Electrical Engineering limits you to the classroom solving equations.

optimusprime2:


This question is very generic and shows you are actually confused...

Electrical Engineering is a very wide area of Engineering, of which someone needs to specialise in a specific area (Just like General Medicine);
I.e;
Controls systems
Power
Power Electronics
VLSI
Electronics
Telecommunications
I.T
Systems Reliability
Wiring and circuitry
Etc...

The mere fact you asked this question, means you are not even sure of what you want to do as an Electrical engineer...

So which area in Electrical Engineering basically highlights your competencies or piques your interest?

My advice to you, is pick an area and specialise... the rest will fall into place, basically you will automatically gravitate to the right direction, if you specialise.

Sticking to the generic fundamental level of Electrical Engineering limits you to the classroom solving equations.

Ajoself:
Hello Fellow NLs,
I am a graduate of Electrical Engineering. I graduated three years ago. After my graduation, I worked in a company for a year as sales Engineer. They claimed they would train us hands-on but they didn't.
I am now in search of a company that would train me. I am currently unemployed so no money to go for certificate training. Kindly advise please

athaboi:
like I said earlier, the advice is not for kids and pessimist like you! You are more interested in the impossible hence you won't see any success there! My suggestions about following electricians is basically for experience like he solicited for! He may not raise money from there, he may also want to move it a step forward as an educated person by seeking for contract from people! He can source for funds in other places as someone who's educated...he can only succeed if he try. For your comments it's obvious that you will suggest for him to go look for a job that will pay him rit...in Nigeria where it's difficult getting a job and even if he succeeds in getting one, the money will still not be enough for him. You are a pessimist that have failed to advise the young man but finds fault in other people's suggestions...I know your type! They feed you at home, am I right?

Ajoself:

What aspect of IT skills?

Dorlarphor10:


Please can I chat you up, I am in this dilemma

Nyenatetan:
Op,
Where do you reside in Nigeria,
there's a place I wish to refer you to, for the studies just incase you find it better. It's in Lagos.

vickydevoka:

What i.t skills can be profitable

Ajoself:
Lagos

athaboi:
look at this one, the advice is not for kids! If it's easy then everyone should have made it.... design what you want for yourself and pursuit vigorously! It's all God that blesses people's destiny! Sleep on your bed and expect it will be easy. Those electricians didn't go to school and it's not also easy for them....if you are looking for where it's easy then join yahoo

Ajoself:
To be sincere. It's Electronics I prefer