Moral of the story, if you have an in-demand skill abroad, pursue a career in that sector and you will succeed. But don't forget, if your skill or your field of study is not in demand, better focus on that warehouse job and grow in it. The same warehouse that did not favor some of us, my friend used it to buy his house here in the US long before those that went into tech and nursing. So look around you and know where you fit
About carrier progression I was a nurse, then midwife then health Vistor. HV in the 80s was a considered a "middle class " job . Then I did my Bsc hon degree in Psychology at East London university part time, in Stratford. I decided to settle in HV for 29 yrs then retired. I then trained as a Montessori preschool teacher, my childhood ambition with the plan to start my own preschool. The rest is history. Stay blessed Tochi and thank you for inspiring many people through your guest.
Efemena is so great at what he does. I was enrolled in the Data Analytics program but due to my schedule as a working mom I had to stop. I will definitely recommend 💯 tho. Now that I have more time I am considering enrolling again.
I don’t even understand this video. If one person breaks through from toilet to palace, does everyone’s path follow this way? Now you are marketing his tshirt. Warehouse to high pay? Really. Are you kidding me. What’s the data of this? Tochi, I value your contents but let’s have much statistics of events to share with the audience, not some sort of sharp sharp miracle episode. You already might have these skills in Nigeria or somehow, certainly not warehouse to palace. In the UK, its extremely hard to be doing warehouse/care job and transition into tech job cos the stress and money that come from these jobs aren’t able to make you refocus. The bills are on top of the burner. While you can transition to high pay, it’s not as creamy and smooth as what is being talked about here. I know what am talking about-yes, I do know. It’s possible i agree very slightly but it’s possibly impossible. I am based in the UK, these things don’t work like this magic talked about.
Yes! They don't work like magic! That's why we push our students to put in the work. The approach is to gain the right indemand skill and hone employability strategies. Check out our testimonial playlist and listen to how students put in the work and get high paying jobs in the UK
@10alytics The problem is getting a job after getting all these skills...my brother has gotten all these skills and the problem is that every company keeps asking for UK experience.. so how can someone get that experience now when they don't want to give
We have designed a model that gives you that opportunity to land a job. Empowering you with the right skills and also employability services designed to get a job!
@@christopherojie4619 I wish to try someday tho but I actually need a truthful conviction, you can’t guarantee a job, just cause I’m going to have some hands-on experience from your firm. All this bootcamps needs to stop playing tricks on people desperations, we all know how competitive the job market is. Y’all forgets that lucks have a great role to play no matter your level of experience. To anyone out there I must tell you it takes just one small job position to unlock the beauty inside you. I know people that moved from bootcamps to bootcamps, just cause the semantics in testimonies and yet no guarantee job. Y’all need to put a lot of work before you can secure your dream job. Bootcamps is just mere FX business to me, always looking after the next cohorts.
Am a slow learner but once i catch i catch..can i really be good at it? When u help me, Whats the catch? There should be costs.if there are . How much are they
Moral of the story, if you have an in-demand skill abroad, pursue a career in that sector and you will succeed. But don't forget, if your skill or your field of study is not in demand, better focus on that warehouse job and grow in it. The same warehouse that did not favor some of us, my friend used it to buy his house here in the US long before those that went into tech and nursing. So look around you and know where you fit
About carrier progression I was a nurse, then midwife then health Vistor. HV in the 80s was a considered a "middle class " job . Then I did my Bsc hon degree in Psychology at East London university part time, in Stratford. I decided to settle in HV for 29 yrs then retired. I then trained as a Montessori preschool teacher, my childhood ambition with the plan to start my own preschool. The rest is history. Stay blessed Tochi and thank you for inspiring many people through your guest.
Efemena - I can relate with your story. It's inspiring.
You're a great man.
Efemena is so great at what he does. I was enrolled in the Data Analytics program but due to my schedule as a working mom I had to stop. I will definitely recommend 💯 tho. Now that I have more time I am considering enrolling again.
First here from Trinidad 🇹🇹 ❤
I don’t even understand this video. If one person breaks through from toilet to palace, does everyone’s path follow this way? Now you are marketing his tshirt. Warehouse to high pay? Really. Are you kidding me. What’s the data of this? Tochi, I value your contents but let’s have much statistics of events to share with the audience, not some sort of sharp sharp miracle episode.
You already might have these skills in Nigeria or somehow, certainly not warehouse to palace. In the UK, its extremely hard to be doing warehouse/care job and transition into tech job cos the stress and money that come from these jobs aren’t able to make you refocus. The bills are on top of the burner. While you can transition to high pay, it’s not as creamy and smooth as what is being talked about here.
I know what am talking about-yes, I do know. It’s possible i agree very slightly but it’s possibly impossible.
I am based in the UK, these things don’t work like this magic talked about.
Yes! They don't work like magic! That's why we push our students to put in the work. The approach is to gain the right indemand skill and hone employability strategies. Check out our testimonial playlist and listen to how students put in the work and get high paying jobs in the UK
@10alytics The problem is getting a job after getting all these skills...my brother has gotten all these skills and the problem is that every company keeps asking for UK experience.. so how can someone get that experience now when they don't want to give
Thank you for bringing him up, it's really encouraging and helpful
10 alytics 🎉
This is Inspiring
Thanks so much
With no hate, what’s the percentage out of 100 that this is guarantee. In my view, I felt this is just an advert, there’s nothing guarantee out there.
We have designed a model that gives you that opportunity to land a job. Empowering you with the right skills and also employability services designed to get a job!
Just try
@@christopherojie4619 I wish to try someday tho but I actually need a truthful conviction, you can’t guarantee a job, just cause I’m going to have some hands-on experience from your firm.
All this bootcamps needs to stop playing tricks on people desperations, we all know how competitive the job market is.
Y’all forgets that lucks have a great role to play no matter your level of experience. To anyone out there I must tell you it takes just one small job position to unlock the beauty inside you.
I know people that moved from bootcamps to bootcamps, just cause the semantics in testimonies and yet no guarantee job. Y’all need to put a lot of work before you can secure your dream job.
Bootcamps is just mere FX business to me, always looking after the next cohorts.
@@10alytics links please
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Am a slow learner but once i catch i catch..can i really be good at it?
When u help me, Whats the catch? There should be costs.if there are . How much are they