The Maritime Academy of Nigeria, formerly known and addressed as the
Nautical College of Nigeria, was established in 1979 by the Federal
Executive Conclusion No.EC.(77) 172. It was designed as an integrated
institution for the education and training of shipboard officers and
ratings; and shore-based management personnel. The Academy graduated its
first batch of Cadets in 1983. In 1988, the status of the college was
raised by the promulgation Decree No. 16 of 1988 (Now under CAP 217 Laws
of the Federation of Nigeria, 1990) with a statutory mandate to train
all levels and categories of personnel required for the effective and
efficient operation of all facets of the Nigerian maritime industry.
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The Maritime Academy is located at 4, College Road, Oron. The Academy
is situated on a vast stretch of land with a waterfront in Oron, Akwa
Ibom State on Latitude 4.47'N and Longitude 8.15'E. It is close to the
Cross River approaches of the Port of Calabar in Cross River State and
about 200 Kilometres from Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
From year 2004 to date, the Academy has continued to experience great
development strides in its effort to discharge its mandate. In 2006,
the Federal Government built a concrete jetty at the cost of about
N184,000,000. at the Academy's water front. In 2010, the Nigeria LNG
donated state-of-the art 50-man capacity capsule for Survival at Sea
training.
Mission To provide the merchant Navy, the maritime industry and
allied industries, qualitative education and training that accords with
up-to-date technology that meets national and international standards
and satisfies end-user expectations.
Vision To be internationally recognised as a centre of excellence in maritime training. https://sites.google.com/site/maritimeoron/about-us
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The Maritime Academy of Nigeria is a federally owned educational
institute in Oron, Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria. Originally called the
Nautical College of Nigeria, it was established in 1979 to educate and
train shipboard officers, ratings and shore-based management personnel.
The first batch of Cadets graduated in 1983. In 1988 the college's
mandate was expanded to training all levels and categories of personnel
for all facets of the Nigerian maritime industry. By the end of 2008,
the academy had trained about 4,300 Nigerian Merchant Navy officers and
more than 65,000 other workers in marine operations. The academy has an
active alumni association, helping members to keep in touch and assist
each other, as well as promoting improvements to standards for cadet
training.
Facilities
The Academy occupies a large area of land on the waterfront in Oron,
close to the Cross River approaches of the Port of Calabar in Cross
River State and about 200 Kilometres from Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
In April 2003, President Olusegun Obasanjo directed that work should
start on construction of a jetty for the academy. In February 2010
Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) said it had donated N30 million of
safety training equipment to the academy. The equipment included a
totally enclosed 50-person lifeboat, a davit-launched rescue boat and a
twelve person life-raft. NLNG had previously donated equipment worth
over N100 million, and uses Nigerians from the academy for 60% of its
crews. However, graduates of the Maritime Academy do not have access to
ocean going vessels for them to earn hours at sea, which is required for
their professional qualification.
Demand and capacity
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has
said that 50,000 seafarers are needed for the Nigerian shipping industry
to realise its full potential. As of 2009, Nigeria had less than 3,000
seafarers. About 2,000 vessels were engaged in cabotage, or local trade
between Nigerian ports, with mostly foreign crews. Announcing plans to
open a new academy at Badagry, the head of the Nigerian Maritime
Administration and Safety Agency said in 2008 that over 3,000 students
apply each year for admission to the Oron-based academy but less than
1,000 are accepted. In October 2009 the academy's rector explained that
the academy had to restrict the number of students accepted due to
shortage of classrooms and accommodations. He denied bias in admission,
and said the academy in fact made it easier for candidates from
disadvantaged states to gain admission.
Courses
Please refer the Academy's website, http://www.manoron.edu.ng/, for information.
In April 2008 a delegation from the Norwegian ship owners association
visited the academy and discussed a collaborative training programme
with the Academy. In October 2008 the Minister of State for Transport,
Prince John Okechkwu Emeka, said the academy would soon be upgraded to
become a degree-awarding institution. He also called for increased
funding from the Federal government.
Quality of training
In May 2009 the academy was subject to severe criticism by the
director of Lagos Channel Management. He said that even the Nigerian
Maritime Administration and Safety Agency had found that the academy did
not meet international standards. Problems included lack of teaching
facilities adequate to handle the number of students, and unavailability
of seafaring vessels on which students could complete their mandatory
one-year sea term. Students seeking proper training had to attend the
Regional Maritime University in Accra, Ghana. Captain Thomas
Kemewerighe, a graduate of the academy, said Nigeria does not have
people qualified to provide proper training. He said most of the
graduates ended up as "okada riders" (motorbike taxi operators).
In September 2009 the government announced that a project launched by
the Federal Ministry of Transport, the Nigerian Seafarers Development
Programme, would send a first batch of 27 students to the Academy of
Maritime Education and Training in India to study for Bachelor in
Science and Bachelor in Engineering degrees in marine-related subjects.
The academy was not considered for this program.
Other issues
In August 2009 three human rights groups petitioned President Umaru
Musa Yar'Adua to investigate alleged cases of corruption and financial
malpractices at the Academy. They also claimed that 43 students had died
in avoidable circumstances in the past year.
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TWAS-DBT Postgraduate Research Fellowship for Developing Countries, India/Italy 2013/2014
Scholarship Name: TWAS-DBT Postgraduate Research Fellowship
Brief description
PhD Research Fellowship for Foreign scholars from Developing Countries in Biotechnology, India 2013
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Accepted Subject Areas?
PhD in Biotechnology
About Scholarship
The Department of Biotechnology (DBT) of the Ministry of Science and Technology, India, and TWAS, Italy have instituted a postgraduate fellowship programme for foreign scholars from developing countries who wish to pursue research towards a PhD in Biotechnology, tenable at key biotechnology research institutions in India for a period of up to five years. The language of instruction is English.
Scholarship Offered Since: Not Specified
Who is qualified to apply?
Applicants for these research fellowships must meet the following criteria:
What are the benefits?
DBT will provide a monthly stipend to cover for living costs, food and health insurance. The monthly stipend will not be convertible into foreign currency. In addition, the fellowship holder will receive a house rent allowance.
How long will sponsorship last?
TWAS-DBT Postgraduate Fellowships are tenable at key biotechnology research institutions in India for a period of up to five years.
Eligible African Countries
Developing Countries
To be taken at (country):
Applicants may be registered for a PhD degree in their home country, or may enrol in a PhD course at a host laboratory/institute in India.
What time of year does Application Close?
Application Deadline is 31 August of each year
Offered annually? Yes
How can I Apply?
Before applying it is recommended that you read very carefully the application guidelines for detailed information on eligibility criteria, deadlines and other key requirements of the application procedure.
Visit Scholarship webpage
Sponsors
The Department of Biotechnology (DBT) of the Ministry of Science and Technology, India, and TWAS, Italy
Important Notes:
Applicants may be registered for a PhD degree in their home country, or may enrol in a PhD course at a host laboratory/institute in India. However, candidates are free to choose an Indian biotechnology institution that does not appear on the list.
Brief description
PhD Research Fellowship for Foreign scholars from Developing Countries in Biotechnology, India 2013
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Accepted Subject Areas?
PhD in Biotechnology
About Scholarship
The Department of Biotechnology (DBT) of the Ministry of Science and Technology, India, and TWAS, Italy have instituted a postgraduate fellowship programme for foreign scholars from developing countries who wish to pursue research towards a PhD in Biotechnology, tenable at key biotechnology research institutions in India for a period of up to five years. The language of instruction is English.
Scholarship Offered Since: Not Specified
Who is qualified to apply?
Applicants for these research fellowships must meet the following criteria:
- Be a maximum age of 30 years on 31 December of the application year.
- Be nationals of a developing country (other than India).
- Hold a Master’s or equivalent degree in science or engineering.
- Be regularly employed in a developing country and hold a research assignment there.
- Be registered PhD students in their home country and provide the “Registration and No Objection Certificate” from the HOME university (sample is included in the application form).
- For FULL-TIME Fellowships: Be willing to register at a university in India. Be accepted at a biotechnology institution in India (see sample Acceptance Letter included in the application form).
What are the benefits?
DBT will provide a monthly stipend to cover for living costs, food and health insurance. The monthly stipend will not be convertible into foreign currency. In addition, the fellowship holder will receive a house rent allowance.
How long will sponsorship last?
TWAS-DBT Postgraduate Fellowships are tenable at key biotechnology research institutions in India for a period of up to five years.
Eligible African Countries
Developing Countries
To be taken at (country):
Applicants may be registered for a PhD degree in their home country, or may enrol in a PhD course at a host laboratory/institute in India.
What time of year does Application Close?
Application Deadline is 31 August of each year
Offered annually? Yes
How can I Apply?
Before applying it is recommended that you read very carefully the application guidelines for detailed information on eligibility criteria, deadlines and other key requirements of the application procedure.
Visit Scholarship webpage
Sponsors
The Department of Biotechnology (DBT) of the Ministry of Science and Technology, India, and TWAS, Italy
Important Notes:
Applicants may be registered for a PhD degree in their home country, or may enrol in a PhD course at a host laboratory/institute in India. However, candidates are free to choose an Indian biotechnology institution that does not appear on the list.
2013/2014 Quota Scholarship Scheme in Norway for 800 Bachelors, Masters and PhD Students from Developing Countries
Brief description
The Norwegian Government offer scholarship funds for the Quota Scholarship scheme for Bachelor’s, Master’s and PhD Students from Developing Countries at universities and university colleges in Norway 2013/2014
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Accepted Subject Areas?
Students usually apply for degree programmes that serve as a continuation of their studies in their home country or for courses which can be a joint part of a degree programme in their home country (joint degree or sandwich programmes). Most of the programmes offered are at Master’s or PhD level, but the Quota Scheme also offers certain Bachelor’s study programmes.
About Scholarship
The main objective of the Quota Scheme is to contribute to capacity building through education that will benefit the home country of the students when they return. The Scheme is also intended to strengthen relations between Norway and the selected countries and thus contribute to internationalization at Norwegian institutions of higher education. Most universities and university colleges in Norway participate in the Quota scheme. The institutions involved are allocated a certain number of students under the programme each year. Most of the programmes offered are at Master’s or PhD level, but the Quota Scheme also offers certain Bachelor’s study programmes
Scholarship Offered Since: Not Specified
Selection Criteria
All candidates should typically have the following basic qualifications:
The Quota Scheme currently provides funding for a total of 1,100 students, 800 of them from developing countries in the South and 300 from countries in the Western Balkans, Eastern Europe and in Central Asia.
Value of Scholarship
Each student receives the same amount of money as a Norwegian student would do in an equivalent educational programme. 40 per cent of the amount is given as a grant and 60 per cent as a loan. However, the loan portion may be waived when the student returns to his/her home country after completing the course of study. Students who stay in Norway after finishing their studies or take up residence in another country than their home country must repay the loan.
Travelling expenses for entry into Norway may be reimbursed (fixed price).
Duration of Scholarships
Normally, the financial support given will not exceed a time span of four years for one definite study plan or a combination of two programmes.
Eligible Developing Countries
List of Eligible Developing Countries 2011-2014
Afghanistan, Algeria, Angola, Bangladesh, Benin, Bhutan, Bolivia, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cambodia, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, China, Colombia, Comoros, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Djibouti, East Timor, Ecuador, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, El Salvador, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gambia, Ghana, Guatemala, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Iran, Ivory Coast, Jordan, Kenya, Kiribati, Laos, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Maldives, Mali, Marshall islands, Mauritania, Micronesia, Mongolia, Morocco, Mozambique, Myanmar (Burma), Namibia, Nepal, Nicaragua, Niger, Nigeria, Niue, North Korea, Pakistan, Palestinian territories, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Republic of the Congo (Congo-Brazzaville), Rwanda, São Tomé & Príncipe, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Solomon islands, Somalia, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Swaziland, Syria, South Africa, Tanzania, Tchad, Thailand, The Democratic Republic of Congo (Zaire), Togo, Tonga, Tunisia, Tuvalu, Uganda, Vanuatu, Vietnam, Western Samoa, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Yemen
Countries in the Western Balkans, Eastern Europe and Central Asia
Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Kosovo, Macedonia, Moldova, Russian Federation, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan
To be taken at (country): Norwegian Universities in Norway. See the List of Institutions Offering Scholarships [PDF] and contact them for details on how you can apply for the quota scheme.
What time of year does Application Close?
The application deadline varies depending on course and institution. But typically 1 December 2013 (each year)
Offered annually? Yes
How to Apply
If you need more Information about this scholarship, please visit the Scholarship Webpage
Sponsors
The Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund is responsible for managing the financial support provided the Norwegian Government.
Important Notes:
Most universities and university colleges in Norway participate in the Quota scheme. The institutions involved are allocated a certain number of students under the programme each year. The scheme normally includes courses at Master’s and Ph.D. level in addition to certain professional/Bachelor’s degrees. Most of the Norwegian institutions offer courses and educational programmes in English.
The deadline for applications for the Quota scheme is usually 1 December every year. Some courses and educational programmes may have other deadlines.
The Norwegian Government offer scholarship funds for the Quota Scholarship scheme for Bachelor’s, Master’s and PhD Students from Developing Countries at universities and university colleges in Norway 2013/2014
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Accepted Subject Areas?
Students usually apply for degree programmes that serve as a continuation of their studies in their home country or for courses which can be a joint part of a degree programme in their home country (joint degree or sandwich programmes). Most of the programmes offered are at Master’s or PhD level, but the Quota Scheme also offers certain Bachelor’s study programmes.
About Scholarship
The main objective of the Quota Scheme is to contribute to capacity building through education that will benefit the home country of the students when they return. The Scheme is also intended to strengthen relations between Norway and the selected countries and thus contribute to internationalization at Norwegian institutions of higher education. Most universities and university colleges in Norway participate in the Quota scheme. The institutions involved are allocated a certain number of students under the programme each year. Most of the programmes offered are at Master’s or PhD level, but the Quota Scheme also offers certain Bachelor’s study programmes
Scholarship Offered Since: Not Specified
Selection Criteria
All candidates should typically have the following basic qualifications:
- Secondary school certificates
- Minimum two years of higher education from their home country
- Some exceptions apply for certain professional educational courses at Bachelor’s level.
- If you wish to participate in the Norwegian Government Quota Scholarship Scheme, you must apply directly from your home country.
- You must have stayed at least one year in your home country directly prior to the planned course of study at the Norwegian university /University College.
- To be eligible to apply for the Quota Scheme, you must be able to find your home country on the list below.
The Quota Scheme currently provides funding for a total of 1,100 students, 800 of them from developing countries in the South and 300 from countries in the Western Balkans, Eastern Europe and in Central Asia.
Value of Scholarship
Each student receives the same amount of money as a Norwegian student would do in an equivalent educational programme. 40 per cent of the amount is given as a grant and 60 per cent as a loan. However, the loan portion may be waived when the student returns to his/her home country after completing the course of study. Students who stay in Norway after finishing their studies or take up residence in another country than their home country must repay the loan.
Travelling expenses for entry into Norway may be reimbursed (fixed price).
Duration of Scholarships
Normally, the financial support given will not exceed a time span of four years for one definite study plan or a combination of two programmes.
Eligible Developing Countries
List of Eligible Developing Countries 2011-2014
Afghanistan, Algeria, Angola, Bangladesh, Benin, Bhutan, Bolivia, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cambodia, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, China, Colombia, Comoros, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Djibouti, East Timor, Ecuador, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, El Salvador, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gambia, Ghana, Guatemala, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Iran, Ivory Coast, Jordan, Kenya, Kiribati, Laos, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Maldives, Mali, Marshall islands, Mauritania, Micronesia, Mongolia, Morocco, Mozambique, Myanmar (Burma), Namibia, Nepal, Nicaragua, Niger, Nigeria, Niue, North Korea, Pakistan, Palestinian territories, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Republic of the Congo (Congo-Brazzaville), Rwanda, São Tomé & Príncipe, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Solomon islands, Somalia, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Swaziland, Syria, South Africa, Tanzania, Tchad, Thailand, The Democratic Republic of Congo (Zaire), Togo, Tonga, Tunisia, Tuvalu, Uganda, Vanuatu, Vietnam, Western Samoa, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Yemen
Countries in the Western Balkans, Eastern Europe and Central Asia
Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Kosovo, Macedonia, Moldova, Russian Federation, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan
To be taken at (country): Norwegian Universities in Norway. See the List of Institutions Offering Scholarships [PDF] and contact them for details on how you can apply for the quota scheme.
What time of year does Application Close?
The application deadline varies depending on course and institution. But typically 1 December 2013 (each year)
Offered annually? Yes
How to Apply
If you need more Information about this scholarship, please visit the Scholarship Webpage
Sponsors
The Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund is responsible for managing the financial support provided the Norwegian Government.
Important Notes:
Most universities and university colleges in Norway participate in the Quota scheme. The institutions involved are allocated a certain number of students under the programme each year. The scheme normally includes courses at Master’s and Ph.D. level in addition to certain professional/Bachelor’s degrees. Most of the Norwegian institutions offer courses and educational programmes in English.
The deadline for applications for the Quota scheme is usually 1 December every year. Some courses and educational programmes may have other deadlines.
Korean Government Scholarships for Bachelors, Masters and PhD studies for Developing Countries 2013/2014
Brief description
The Korean Government offers Bachelors, Masters and PhD Scholarships for International Students to study at various Korean Universities and Higher Institutions 2013/2014
Accepted Subject Areas
Courses offered at one of the 60 participating Korean higher institutions
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About Scholarship
The Korean Government Scholarship Program (KGSP) is offered for international students who want to pursue Bachelors, Masters and PhD degrees in Korean Universities. The scholarship is aimed to provide international students with an opportunity to conduct advanced studies at higher educational institutions in Korea, to develop global leaders and strengthen Korea-friendly networks worldwide.
Scholarship Offered Since: Not specified
Eligibility
Undergraduate program
Prospective applicants must meet the following qualification criteria;
Around 110 undergraduate scholarships and 345 postgraduate scholarships will be awarded in 2013 (based on 2012 awards).
What are the benefits?
Undergraduate Program
How long will sponsorship last?
Undergraduate course: 1 year Korean language course + 4 year bachelors course
Master’s course: 1 year of Korean language + 2 years of Master’s course
Doctoral course: 1 year of Korean language + 3 years of Doctoral course
Eligible Countries
The scholarships are open to students from the following countries:
China, Japan, Russia, Cambodia, Mongolia, Vietnam, Mexico, India, Indonesia, Thailand, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Kazakhstan, Myanmar, Chinese Taipei, Uzbekistan, Turkey, USA, Ethiopia, Colombia, Nepal, Senegal, Bangladesh, Ukraine, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Morocco, Azerbaijan, El Salvador, Egypt, Tanzania, Germany, France, Dominica, Chile, Iran, Canada, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kyrgyzstan, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Pakistan, Gabon, Romania, Belarus, Bulgaria, Slovakia, United Kingdom, Czech, Guatemala, Ecuador, Algeria, Yemen, Uganda, Belize, Honduras, Italy, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, Poland, Ghana, Georgia, Greece, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, NIGERIA, Republic of South Africa, Netherlands, Nicaragua, Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste, Rwanda, Libya, Lithuania, Moldavia, Bahrain, Barbados, Bahamas, Venezuela, Bolivia, Burkina Faso, Brazil, Brunei, Serbia, Seychelles, Sudan, Sweden, Slovenia, Armenia, Argentina, Haïti, Ireland, Afghanistan, Angola, Oman, Austria, Uruguay, Iraq, Israel, Zambia, Cameroon, Qatar, Kenya, Costa Rica, Cote d’Ivoire, Croatia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Panama, Paraguay, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Fiji, Hungary, Australia, Jordan
To be taken at: Korean Universities. See list of Universities
Application Deadline
For Undergraduate Program, the Korean Embassy or Consulate will recommend qualified candidates to NIIED by November 2013. Be sure to apply before this period.
For the Graduate Program, the Korean Embassy or Consulate will recommend qualified candidates to NIIED by March 2014. Be sure to apply before this period.
Offered annually? Yes
How can I Apply?
Applicants can only apply for the scholarships through the Korean Embassy in their home country or a participating Korean University. Visit the websites of Korean Embassy/Consulate in your own country.
Visit the Scholarship Webpage for more details about this scholarship
Sponsors
The Korean Governement
The Korean Government offers Bachelors, Masters and PhD Scholarships for International Students to study at various Korean Universities and Higher Institutions 2013/2014
Accepted Subject Areas
Courses offered at one of the 60 participating Korean higher institutions
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About Scholarship
The Korean Government Scholarship Program (KGSP) is offered for international students who want to pursue Bachelors, Masters and PhD degrees in Korean Universities. The scholarship is aimed to provide international students with an opportunity to conduct advanced studies at higher educational institutions in Korea, to develop global leaders and strengthen Korea-friendly networks worldwide.
Scholarship Offered Since: Not specified
Eligibility
Undergraduate program
Prospective applicants must meet the following qualification criteria;
- Must be a citizen of the country to which the scholarship is offered, which also applies to the applicants’ parents
- Have graduated or will be scheduled to graduate from high school as of March 1st of the invitation year
- Must possess above 80% (out of 100%) cumulative grade point average (CGPA), or must be within the top 20% (out of 100%) in rank in high school.
- The applicant and his/her parents must hold foreign citizenships.
* Applicants who hold Korean citizenship are not permitted to apply for this program. - Applicants must be under 40 years of age as of Sep. 1st, 2013 (born after Sep. 1st, 1973).
- Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree as of September 1st of the selection year.
* Applicants who have enrolled in or graduated from a university in Korea are not eligible for the KGSP program. Specifically, applicants who have previously enrolled in or graduated from an undergraduate program, a master’s program, or a doctoral program in Korea cannot apply for this program. - Applicants must maintain a grade point average (GPA) of at least 2.64 on a 4.0 scale, 2.80 on a 4.3 scale, 2.91 on a 4.5 scale, or grades/marks/score of 80% or higher from the previously attended institution. If the applicant does not satisfy the above GPA requirements, he/she will be ineligible to apply to this program.
Around 110 undergraduate scholarships and 345 postgraduate scholarships will be awarded in 2013 (based on 2012 awards).
What are the benefits?
Undergraduate Program
- Airfare: A round-trip economy class ticket
- Monthly Allowance: 800,000 won per month
- Relocation (Settlement) Allowance: 200,000 won upon arrival
- Repatriation Allowance: 100,000 won upon completion of studies
- Language Training Fee : The full costs up to 1 year
- Tuition: The tuition fee up to 5 million won is exempted by the Korean
- Government, and if any, the tuition fee exceeding 5 million won and the entrance fee for the first semester by the host university
- Medical Insurance: The grantees will be provided with health insurance for major accidents and illnesses during their scholarship period.
- Airfare: A round-trip economy class ticket
- Monthly Allowance: 900,000 won per month
- Relocation (Settlement) Allowance: 200,000 won upon arrival
- Language Training Fee : The full costs up to 1 year
- Tuition: All admission fees are waived by the host institution. The full tuition is paid by NIIED.
- Medical Insurance: 20,000 won per month(limited insurance coverage) will be provided to the university for students.
- Research Allowance: 210,000 won for students in human and social sciences; 240,000 won for students in natural and mechanic sciences per semester
- Dissertation Printing Costs: 500,000 ~ 800,000 won for the costs related to a printing dissertation
How long will sponsorship last?
Undergraduate course: 1 year Korean language course + 4 year bachelors course
Master’s course: 1 year of Korean language + 2 years of Master’s course
Doctoral course: 1 year of Korean language + 3 years of Doctoral course
Eligible Countries
The scholarships are open to students from the following countries:
China, Japan, Russia, Cambodia, Mongolia, Vietnam, Mexico, India, Indonesia, Thailand, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Kazakhstan, Myanmar, Chinese Taipei, Uzbekistan, Turkey, USA, Ethiopia, Colombia, Nepal, Senegal, Bangladesh, Ukraine, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Morocco, Azerbaijan, El Salvador, Egypt, Tanzania, Germany, France, Dominica, Chile, Iran, Canada, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kyrgyzstan, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Pakistan, Gabon, Romania, Belarus, Bulgaria, Slovakia, United Kingdom, Czech, Guatemala, Ecuador, Algeria, Yemen, Uganda, Belize, Honduras, Italy, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, Poland, Ghana, Georgia, Greece, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, NIGERIA, Republic of South Africa, Netherlands, Nicaragua, Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste, Rwanda, Libya, Lithuania, Moldavia, Bahrain, Barbados, Bahamas, Venezuela, Bolivia, Burkina Faso, Brazil, Brunei, Serbia, Seychelles, Sudan, Sweden, Slovenia, Armenia, Argentina, Haïti, Ireland, Afghanistan, Angola, Oman, Austria, Uruguay, Iraq, Israel, Zambia, Cameroon, Qatar, Kenya, Costa Rica, Cote d’Ivoire, Croatia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Panama, Paraguay, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Fiji, Hungary, Australia, Jordan
To be taken at: Korean Universities. See list of Universities
Application Deadline
For Undergraduate Program, the Korean Embassy or Consulate will recommend qualified candidates to NIIED by November 2013. Be sure to apply before this period.
For the Graduate Program, the Korean Embassy or Consulate will recommend qualified candidates to NIIED by March 2014. Be sure to apply before this period.
Offered annually? Yes
How can I Apply?
Applicants can only apply for the scholarships through the Korean Embassy in their home country or a participating Korean University. Visit the websites of Korean Embassy/Consulate in your own country.
Visit the Scholarship Webpage for more details about this scholarship
Sponsors
The Korean Governement
Tasued 2013/2014 Post Utme Screening Exercise Postponed Indefinitely
The Management board of the Tai Solarin University of
Education (TASUED) to inform all Prospective Students OF that the tasued post utme examination for 2013 earlier Schedule for 29th TO 31st of JULY HAS BEEN POSTPONED.
In their message, which rather came late that most students never knew of the changes in dates, the university wrote on their website as thus:
"Please note that a new date for the screening exercise will be announced in due course.
Meanwhile, the TASUED governing body regrets any inconvenience this post utme exercise postponement
may have cause you."
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Education (TASUED) to inform all Prospective Students OF that the tasued post utme examination for 2013 earlier Schedule for 29th TO 31st of JULY HAS BEEN POSTPONED.
In their message, which rather came late that most students never knew of the changes in dates, the university wrote on their website as thus:
"Please note that a new date for the screening exercise will be announced in due course.
Meanwhile, the TASUED governing body regrets any inconvenience this post utme exercise postponement
may have cause you."
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Ambros Alli University (AAU) Ekpoma post-utme result is out for 2013/2014
The Ambrose Alli University (AAU) Ekpoma Edo State has released her
2013/2014 post UTME results for candidates who sat for the examination
conducted between July 18th to July 20th, 2013.
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How to Check AAU-Ekpoma 2013/2014 Post UTME Result
1. Log on direct to the Result checking portal
2. Enter your Application Number (AAU/2010/xxxxx1) correctly in the space provided and click on “Submit”. This prompts you to further confirm your Application Number.
3. Click on the Proceed button to check your PUTME result.
4. Ensure to print a copy of your PUTME result for reference purposes.
For Help: Contact SWAAU Support
Email: swsupportaau@gmail.com
Mobile Phone: 07031699835
If you have checked yours, or after checking, share your result below with others
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How to Check AAU-Ekpoma 2013/2014 Post UTME Result
1. Log on direct to the Result checking portal
2. Enter your Application Number (AAU/2010/xxxxx1) correctly in the space provided and click on “Submit”. This prompts you to further confirm your Application Number.
3. Click on the Proceed button to check your PUTME result.
4. Ensure to print a copy of your PUTME result for reference purposes.
For Help: Contact SWAAU Support
Email: swsupportaau@gmail.com
Mobile Phone: 07031699835
If you have checked yours, or after checking, share your result below with others
Ansu 2nd and NO choice post UTME screening comes up August 16, 2013
The Anambra State University (ANSU)shall conduct the post UTME Screening
Tests for the following candidates come August 16, 2013 at both her Uli
and Igbariam Campuses.
(a) Candidates who made ANSU their first choice but could not register for the first choice Post-UTME Screening Test.
(b) Candidates who made ANSU their second choice in the 2012 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) conducted by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB).
(c) Other candidates who scored 180 and above in the 2012 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), and who did not make Anambra State University their choice.
N.B For more information and updates visit www.campusflava.com
The Screening Tests shall be held at both the Uli and Igbariam Campuses of the University on Saturday 16th June, 2012. Only candidates who scored 180 and above in the UTME qualify and shall be allowed to take the Screening Tests. Other relevant details are as follows:
ULI CAMPUS
Saturday 16th June, 2012 Morning (8.00a.m. – 12:00 noon)
1a. Faculty of Engineering
- Chemical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Electrical/Electronics Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
1b. Faculty of Environmental Sciences
- Architecture
- Environmental Management
- Urban & Regional Planning
1c. Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences
- Anatomy
- Medicine and Surgery
- Physiology
Saturday 16th June, 2012 Afternoon (12:00 noon – 2:00 pm)
2a. Faculty of Science
- Geology
- Industrial Physics
- Mathematics
- Pure and Industrial Chemistry
- Statistics
- Biochemistry
- Biological Science
- Computer Science
- Microbiology
IGBARIAM CAMPUS
Saturday 16th June, 2012 Morning (8.00a.m. – 12:00 noon)
1a. Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
- Economics
- Public Administration
- English
- Igbo Language
- Mass Communication
- Political Science
- Religion
- Philosophy
- Psychology
- Sociology
- Music
Saturday 16th June, 2012 Afternoon (12.00noon – 2:00 pm)
2a. Faculty of Agriculture
- Agriculture Economics and Extension
- Crop Science and Horticulture
- Soil Science
- Animal Science
2b. Faculty of Law
2c. Faculty of Management Sciences
- Accountancy
- Marketing
- Entrepreneurship
- Business Administration
- Banking and Finance
- Capital Stock Market
Candidates who entered for courses not included in those listed above are advised to choose courses related to the ones they entered, provided that such courses have the same UTME Subject Combination.
Method of Registration:
Candidates are required to register on-line and are to pay as follows in any branch of the underlisted banks:
Screening Test fee – N1,000
Processing Fee and Bank charges - N2,000
Accessing of result - N1,200
TOTAL – N4,200.00
Recommended Banks
- ECO Bank
- Fidelity Bank
- Zenith Bank
Access Pin Code for authorized Login into the University website (www.ansu-edu.net) shall be issued to candidates following payment at any of the branches of the banks listed above. Candidates are to upload their recent passport photograph while registering on-line. Candidates shall also be enabled to check their results on the website.
NB:
i. Candidates whose photographs are not scanned on their registration form may not be allowed to take the screening tests.
ii. On-line registration for the P-UTME Screening Tests ends at midnight on Saturday 9th June, 2012.
REQUIREMENTS FOR POST UTME SCREENING TESTS
Candidates are required to bring along their 2012 UTME result slip, three copies of scanned Post-UTME Screening Registration Slip, passport photograph, HB pencil and eraser. Handsets and calculators are not allowed and shall be seized from any candidate found with any such item.
(a) Candidates who made ANSU their first choice but could not register for the first choice Post-UTME Screening Test.
(b) Candidates who made ANSU their second choice in the 2012 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) conducted by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB).
(c) Other candidates who scored 180 and above in the 2012 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), and who did not make Anambra State University their choice.
N.B For more information and updates visit www.campusflava.com
The Screening Tests shall be held at both the Uli and Igbariam Campuses of the University on Saturday 16th June, 2012. Only candidates who scored 180 and above in the UTME qualify and shall be allowed to take the Screening Tests. Other relevant details are as follows:
ULI CAMPUS
Saturday 16th June, 2012 Morning (8.00a.m. – 12:00 noon)
1a. Faculty of Engineering
- Chemical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Electrical/Electronics Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
1b. Faculty of Environmental Sciences
- Architecture
- Environmental Management
- Urban & Regional Planning
1c. Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences
- Anatomy
- Medicine and Surgery
- Physiology
Saturday 16th June, 2012 Afternoon (12:00 noon – 2:00 pm)
2a. Faculty of Science
- Geology
- Industrial Physics
- Mathematics
- Pure and Industrial Chemistry
- Statistics
- Biochemistry
- Biological Science
- Computer Science
- Microbiology
IGBARIAM CAMPUS
Saturday 16th June, 2012 Morning (8.00a.m. – 12:00 noon)
1a. Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
- Economics
- Public Administration
- English
- Igbo Language
- Mass Communication
- Political Science
- Religion
- Philosophy
- Psychology
- Sociology
- Music
Saturday 16th June, 2012 Afternoon (12.00noon – 2:00 pm)
2a. Faculty of Agriculture
- Agriculture Economics and Extension
- Crop Science and Horticulture
- Soil Science
- Animal Science
2b. Faculty of Law
2c. Faculty of Management Sciences
- Accountancy
- Marketing
- Entrepreneurship
- Business Administration
- Banking and Finance
- Capital Stock Market
Candidates who entered for courses not included in those listed above are advised to choose courses related to the ones they entered, provided that such courses have the same UTME Subject Combination.
Method of Registration:
Candidates are required to register on-line and are to pay as follows in any branch of the underlisted banks:
Screening Test fee – N1,000
Processing Fee and Bank charges - N2,000
Accessing of result - N1,200
TOTAL – N4,200.00
Recommended Banks
- ECO Bank
- Fidelity Bank
- Zenith Bank
Access Pin Code for authorized Login into the University website (www.ansu-edu.net) shall be issued to candidates following payment at any of the branches of the banks listed above. Candidates are to upload their recent passport photograph while registering on-line. Candidates shall also be enabled to check their results on the website.
NB:
i. Candidates whose photographs are not scanned on their registration form may not be allowed to take the screening tests.
ii. On-line registration for the P-UTME Screening Tests ends at midnight on Saturday 9th June, 2012.
REQUIREMENTS FOR POST UTME SCREENING TESTS
Candidates are required to bring along their 2012 UTME result slip, three copies of scanned Post-UTME Screening Registration Slip, passport photograph, HB pencil and eraser. Handsets and calculators are not allowed and shall be seized from any candidate found with any such item.
Prolonged ASUU strike: Vice chancellors condemns it
The Vice Chancellors of Nigerian Universities, have jointly condemned
the ongoing indefinite strike embarked upon by thee Academic Staff Union
of Universities (ASUU).
The Secretary-General of the Association of Vice Chancellors of Federal State Universities in Nigeria, Professor Michael Faborode, spoke on behalf of the group and urged the Federal Government and ASUU to resolve the crisis.
N.B For more information and updates visit www.campusflava.com
He said: “At the 59th meeting of the Association of Vice Chancellors of Nigerian Federal, State and Private Universities held on Thursday, 18th July, 2013, at the Nigerian Turkish Nile University (NTNU), Abuja, the ongoing national strike action by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) was extensively deliberated upon.
“The association noted that the strike action was crippling the education system in Nigeria, and portraying the system and the country in bad light to the global community.
“The association therefore appealed to the Federal Government and ASUU to expeditiously reach an amicable solution on the 2009 FGN-ASUU Agreement, so as to restore normal academic activities in Nigerian university system.”
The vice chancellors also spoke strongly against plagiarism, which is fast becoming a trend among students and lecturers in Nigerian universities.
“It urged its members to continue to uphold the extant traditions of the academic system,” he added.
“It was observed in particular that, the association, by collectively subscribing to the TURN-IT-IN anti-plagiarism services at a considerable cost, has taken appropriate steps to uphold article 9.2 i&ii of the Declaration, aimed at combating widespread plagiarism in our universities, by authenticating the originality of all academic publications for the sake of credibility of the system.
“Members extolled the virtues of the anti-plagiarism package within a short time of its usage, and projected that indolent and lazy academics and students, who denigrate the system with their inordinate ambition and sharp practices, no longer have any hiding place, as the service would fish them out for appropriate sanction.
“Plagiarism is one of the most heinous misdemeanours in the academic system”.
Over 50 vice chancellors and deputies attended the meeting.
The Secretary-General of the Association of Vice Chancellors of Federal State Universities in Nigeria, Professor Michael Faborode, spoke on behalf of the group and urged the Federal Government and ASUU to resolve the crisis.
N.B For more information and updates visit www.campusflava.com
He said: “At the 59th meeting of the Association of Vice Chancellors of Nigerian Federal, State and Private Universities held on Thursday, 18th July, 2013, at the Nigerian Turkish Nile University (NTNU), Abuja, the ongoing national strike action by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) was extensively deliberated upon.
“The association noted that the strike action was crippling the education system in Nigeria, and portraying the system and the country in bad light to the global community.
“The association therefore appealed to the Federal Government and ASUU to expeditiously reach an amicable solution on the 2009 FGN-ASUU Agreement, so as to restore normal academic activities in Nigerian university system.”
The vice chancellors also spoke strongly against plagiarism, which is fast becoming a trend among students and lecturers in Nigerian universities.
“It urged its members to continue to uphold the extant traditions of the academic system,” he added.
“It was observed in particular that, the association, by collectively subscribing to the TURN-IT-IN anti-plagiarism services at a considerable cost, has taken appropriate steps to uphold article 9.2 i&ii of the Declaration, aimed at combating widespread plagiarism in our universities, by authenticating the originality of all academic publications for the sake of credibility of the system.
“Members extolled the virtues of the anti-plagiarism package within a short time of its usage, and projected that indolent and lazy academics and students, who denigrate the system with their inordinate ambition and sharp practices, no longer have any hiding place, as the service would fish them out for appropriate sanction.
“Plagiarism is one of the most heinous misdemeanours in the academic system”.
Over 50 vice chancellors and deputies attended the meeting.
BSU Markurdi Postpone Post UTME Date to August 2nd, 2013
This is to inform prospective candidates and the general public that the
Post University Tertiary Matriculation Examination (PUTME) screening
exercise for the 2013/2014 academic session of the Benue State
University shall commence from Friday 26th July, 2013 and end on Friday
2nd August, 2013.
N.B For more information and updates visit www.campusflava.com
Note these...
1. Candidates are to note that the screening exercise shall be Computer Based. However, there may be pencil and paper based screening exercise for candidates who are not Computer literate.
2. A detailed time-table for the screening exercise is now available here for candidates to cross-check and note the dates they are expected to turn up for the exercise.
3. Manual copies of the time-table are also pasted on notice boards on the University Campus for cross checking by those who cannot easily access the website.
4. The screening exercise would be conducted in two venues, namely:
i. Computer Based Screening: Chemistry Complex, Western Campus.
ii. Pencil and paper Screening: Faculty of candidate’s choice.
5. Candidates are to further note that only those who scored 180 points and above in the University Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) are qualified for the screening.
Further note that details on qualification to apply, cut-off marks, cost of application and how to apply has been published here at http://myschool.com.ng/bsu/news/19805/benue-state-university-markurdi-post-utme-application-exam-dates-for-2013-2014.html.
Good luck.
N.B For more information and updates visit www.campusflava.com
Note these...
1. Candidates are to note that the screening exercise shall be Computer Based. However, there may be pencil and paper based screening exercise for candidates who are not Computer literate.
2. A detailed time-table for the screening exercise is now available here for candidates to cross-check and note the dates they are expected to turn up for the exercise.
3. Manual copies of the time-table are also pasted on notice boards on the University Campus for cross checking by those who cannot easily access the website.
4. The screening exercise would be conducted in two venues, namely:
i. Computer Based Screening: Chemistry Complex, Western Campus.
ii. Pencil and paper Screening: Faculty of candidate’s choice.
5. Candidates are to further note that only those who scored 180 points and above in the University Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) are qualified for the screening.
Further note that details on qualification to apply, cut-off marks, cost of application and how to apply has been published here at http://myschool.com.ng/bsu/news/19805/benue-state-university-markurdi-post-utme-application-exam-dates-for-2013-2014.html.
Good luck.
UNN Releases More Pending Results, 2nd choice result not yet out
If you sat for the post UTME screening of the University of Nigeria
Nsukka as a first choice candidate, but yet to see your result, this
might be a good news for you. The university has released more pending
post UTME results, that is those whose status displays “NO RESULT FOUND”
each time they check.
N.B For more information and updates visit www.campusflava.com
The result is NOT YET out (as at press time) for those who chose UNN as second choice. Reason(s) for not have released the second choice post UTME result is yet unknown but we know the University of Nigeria is working hard to publish the results.
You would need an access/scratch card to check your result, this card is sold only at UNN. However, Myschool will assist you get it without stress. Visit Get UNN Post UTME Result Scratch Card.
Good luck.
N.B For more information and updates visit www.campusflava.com
The result is NOT YET out (as at press time) for those who chose UNN as second choice. Reason(s) for not have released the second choice post UTME result is yet unknown but we know the University of Nigeria is working hard to publish the results.
You would need an access/scratch card to check your result, this card is sold only at UNN. However, Myschool will assist you get it without stress. Visit Get UNN Post UTME Result Scratch Card.
Good luck.
BSU Makurdi: How to complete NUC Audit forms online for staff & students
The following information will serve as a guide to enable you complete
and print out the NUC staff and students audit forms.
N.B For more information and updates visit www.campusflava.com
Please adhere strictly to the following procedure:
1. To complete the NUC audit form, visit the BSU website on www.bsum.edu.ng and go to the horizontal main menu at the top of the home page.
2. If you are a staff, go the ‘Staff’ area of the main menu and on the resulting drop down items, click on 'Staff Audit’. If you are filling the form for the first time then you MUST register first by clicking on the ‘Staff register here’ to register and obtain a user ID and Password in order to login to access your details in future. If you have started or completed the registration process before and wish to print out, enter your userID and Password to access your details.
3. If you are a student, you also proceed to the ‘Students’ area of the main menu and on the resulting drop down items, click on ‘Student Audit’. If you are filling the form for the first time then you MUST register first by clicking on the ‘Students register here’ to register and obtain a user ID and Password in order to login to access your details in future. If you have started or completed the registration process before and wish to print out, enter your userID and Password to access your details.
4. All NUC Audit forms MUST be completed and submitted online as appropriate after which you are to print a copy for thumb printing in the presence of your Head of Department (HOD) before signing and submission.
5. Staff and students are encouraged to upload their passport photographs online before printing.
Don't wait until it is too late. This is the right time to get BSU Original Post-UTME Past Questions + 1 year of Post-UTME and Admission SMS alerts for BSU, To get or download your copy today, click here.
N.B For more information and updates visit www.campusflava.com
Please adhere strictly to the following procedure:
1. To complete the NUC audit form, visit the BSU website on www.bsum.edu.ng and go to the horizontal main menu at the top of the home page.
2. If you are a staff, go the ‘Staff’ area of the main menu and on the resulting drop down items, click on 'Staff Audit’. If you are filling the form for the first time then you MUST register first by clicking on the ‘Staff register here’ to register and obtain a user ID and Password in order to login to access your details in future. If you have started or completed the registration process before and wish to print out, enter your userID and Password to access your details.
3. If you are a student, you also proceed to the ‘Students’ area of the main menu and on the resulting drop down items, click on ‘Student Audit’. If you are filling the form for the first time then you MUST register first by clicking on the ‘Students register here’ to register and obtain a user ID and Password in order to login to access your details in future. If you have started or completed the registration process before and wish to print out, enter your userID and Password to access your details.
4. All NUC Audit forms MUST be completed and submitted online as appropriate after which you are to print a copy for thumb printing in the presence of your Head of Department (HOD) before signing and submission.
5. Staff and students are encouraged to upload their passport photographs online before printing.
Don't wait until it is too late. This is the right time to get BSU Original Post-UTME Past Questions + 1 year of Post-UTME and Admission SMS alerts for BSU, To get or download your copy today, click here.
No Law, Medicine and Med Lab for AAU Direct Entry Candidates 2013/2014
Information reaching us at Myschool.com.ng said there would be no
admission into Law, Medicine & Surgery and Medical Lab via Direct
Entry in the Ambrose Alli University Ekpoma this year.
Prospective candidates of the listed course under the direct entry category are therefore expected to request for "switch of course" within the school.
Further inquiries or clarifications on this should be directed to the university admissions office.
N.B For more information and updates visit www.campusflava.com
Prospective candidates of the listed course under the direct entry category are therefore expected to request for "switch of course" within the school.
Further inquiries or clarifications on this should be directed to the university admissions office.
N.B For more information and updates visit www.campusflava.com
UNN Post-Graduate Screening Exercise Results Released For 2013/2014 Session
The University of Nigeria, Nsukka has released the results of the 2013/2014 Postgraduate Screening test.
All candidates who sat for the UNN 2013/2014 Postgraduate Screening are hereby informed that the result is out.
N.B For more information and updates visit www.campusflava.com
How To Check the UNN Postgraduate Screening Result:
Candidates are to;
1. Obtain a scratch card with the sum of N1,000.00 (one thousand naira) only from the following designated banks in NSUKKA:
(a) Diamond Bank PLC.
(b) First Bank of Nigeria PLC
(c) Fidelity Bank PLC.
Website/portal for result checking is: http://portal.unn.edu.ng/pg/mo/std/a_test/login.asp.
Note: Be informed that every successful candidate MUST present an original result slip before registration number can be issued to him/her.
All candidates who sat for the UNN 2013/2014 Postgraduate Screening are hereby informed that the result is out.
N.B For more information and updates visit www.campusflava.com
How To Check the UNN Postgraduate Screening Result:
Candidates are to;
1. Obtain a scratch card with the sum of N1,000.00 (one thousand naira) only from the following designated banks in NSUKKA:
(a) Diamond Bank PLC.
(b) First Bank of Nigeria PLC
(c) Fidelity Bank PLC.
Website/portal for result checking is: http://portal.unn.edu.ng/pg/mo/std/a_test/login.asp.
Note: Be informed that every successful candidate MUST present an original result slip before registration number can be issued to him/her.
Monday, July 29, 2013
Ekwenugo Okeke Polytechnic
For more information, latest news and update on Ekwenugo Okeke Polytechnic visit www.campusflava.com
Updated: FUTO 2013/2014 Post UTME Screening Time Table & Exam Instructions
The Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO) has invited all her
qualified 2013/2014 prospective students for a post UTME screening test
scheduled to hold as follow.
N.B For more information and updates visit www.campusflava.com
Please Note: Detailed information on obtaining the registration access pin, online registration of candidates' details, and more has been published at FUTO Post UTME Application 2013/2014 Officially Begins. Read it up if you missed our previous report on that.
FUTO Post UTME Time Table
GROUP1: Tuesday, July 30, 2013:
Electrical & Electronics Engineering (EEE)
Materials & Metallurgical Engineering (MME)
Agricultural Engineering (AGE)
Civil Engineering (CIE)
Chemical Engineering (CHE)
GROUP 2: Wednesday, July 31, 2013:
Petroleum Engineering (PET)
Mechanical Engineering (MEE)
Polymer & Textile Engineering (PTE)
School of Health Technology (SOHT)
School of Environmental Technology (SOET)
GROUP 3: Thursday, August 01, 2013
All Departments in the following Schools:-
(i)School of Science (SOSC).
(ii)School of Agriculture & Technology (SAAT).
(iii)School of Management Technology (SMAT) &
Department of Food Science and Technology (FST)
Candidates for screening should come with the following:
1. HB pencil, eraser and sharpener.
2. Two clear copies of the printout of the completed on-line registration form.
3. UTME result slip and photocopy, (click here to get original JAMB result slip for your screening).
4. e-Tranzact payment slip used for registration.
5. Post-UTME on-line Registration form.
Important Instructions
1. Portal will close on midnight July 26, 2013 and open for Direct Entry students on August 02, 2013, closes finally on midnight August 08, 2013.
2. GSM phones, calculators and other electronic devices are not allowed into the venue.
3. No candidate is allowed to register more than once, as doing so will disqualify you.
N.B For more information and updates visit www.campusflava.com
Please Note: Detailed information on obtaining the registration access pin, online registration of candidates' details, and more has been published at FUTO Post UTME Application 2013/2014 Officially Begins. Read it up if you missed our previous report on that.
FUTO Post UTME Time Table
GROUP1: Tuesday, July 30, 2013:
Electrical & Electronics Engineering (EEE)
Materials & Metallurgical Engineering (MME)
Agricultural Engineering (AGE)
Civil Engineering (CIE)
Chemical Engineering (CHE)
GROUP 2: Wednesday, July 31, 2013:
Petroleum Engineering (PET)
Mechanical Engineering (MEE)
Polymer & Textile Engineering (PTE)
School of Health Technology (SOHT)
School of Environmental Technology (SOET)
GROUP 3: Thursday, August 01, 2013
All Departments in the following Schools:-
(i)School of Science (SOSC).
(ii)School of Agriculture & Technology (SAAT).
(iii)School of Management Technology (SMAT) &
Department of Food Science and Technology (FST)
Candidates for screening should come with the following:
1. HB pencil, eraser and sharpener.
2. Two clear copies of the printout of the completed on-line registration form.
3. UTME result slip and photocopy, (click here to get original JAMB result slip for your screening).
4. e-Tranzact payment slip used for registration.
5. Post-UTME on-line Registration form.
Important Instructions
1. Portal will close on midnight July 26, 2013 and open for Direct Entry students on August 02, 2013, closes finally on midnight August 08, 2013.
2. GSM phones, calculators and other electronic devices are not allowed into the venue.
3. No candidate is allowed to register more than once, as doing so will disqualify you.
Federal Polytechnic Offa Post UTME, Post ND & HND screening for 2013/2014 admissions
Registration for post UTME and post ND screening for candidates for HND;
ND & HND Part-Time and Pre-ND seeking Admission into Federal
Polytechnic, Offa is now ongoing. Examination/screening holds from 2nd
to 9th October, 2013.
N.B For more information and updates visit www.campusflava.com
PROCEDURE FOR SCREENING
*Purchase a virtual pin card for N2, 000 from the following designated branches of Skye Banks: Offa, Ilorin, Oshogbo (Fagbesa), Ibadan (Oba Adebimpe-Dugbe), Lagos (Ikeja Plaza); Ado Ekiti, Ikirun, Kaduna, Abuja, BeninCity, Enugu, and Port-Harcourt.
* Visit the Polytechnic website www.fedpoffaonline.net
* Log on with the Virtual pin number to register online and also take the prescribed test.
* Print out the screening result immediately.
Pleases note that any false data entry during the online registration will lead to disqualification of the candidate.
All candidates are enjoined to visit the Polytechnic’s Website www.fedpoffaonline.net for appropriate entry requirements for programmes of their choice and other relevant information.
SIGNED
ALH. ABDULHAMID .O. RAJI
REGISTRAR.
N.B For more information and updates visit www.campusflava.com
PROCEDURE FOR SCREENING
*Purchase a virtual pin card for N2, 000 from the following designated branches of Skye Banks: Offa, Ilorin, Oshogbo (Fagbesa), Ibadan (Oba Adebimpe-Dugbe), Lagos (Ikeja Plaza); Ado Ekiti, Ikirun, Kaduna, Abuja, BeninCity, Enugu, and Port-Harcourt.
* Visit the Polytechnic website www.fedpoffaonline.net
* Log on with the Virtual pin number to register online and also take the prescribed test.
* Print out the screening result immediately.
Pleases note that any false data entry during the online registration will lead to disqualification of the candidate.
All candidates are enjoined to visit the Polytechnic’s Website www.fedpoffaonline.net for appropriate entry requirements for programmes of their choice and other relevant information.
SIGNED
ALH. ABDULHAMID .O. RAJI
REGISTRAR.
NDU 2013 First Choice Post UTME Screening Time Table: Exam Start Aug. 3rd
As we promised our readers (especially NDU Subscribers) in our last report on 2013/2014 post UTME screening of the Niger Delta University Wilberforce, the time table for the screening exercise is as shown below.
N.B For more information and updates visit www.campusflava.com
NDU Post UTME Time Table 2013/2014
Saturday 3rd of August, 2013: Morning Session 7.00am
Agricultural Tech., Science, Management Science, Nursing, Pharmacy, Medicine and Medical Laboratory Science, Education – Agricultural Science and Education, Education and Science, Guidance and Counseling, Industrial Education Technology, Technical Education, Vocational Industrial Education.
Saturday 3rd of August, 2013: Noon Session 1.00pm
Arts, Law, Engineering, Social Science and Education – Adult Education, Business Education, Curriculum and Instruction Education and Political Science, Education and Social Science, Education and Religious Studies, Education Arts, Education Management, Educational Foundations.
Important Notices
1. Specific exam venues for each candidate has been pasted in the school gate since July 23rd.
2. The Screening process is time consuming, given the fact that it involves Biometric techniques such as finger printing; latecomers will not be screened.
3. Those resident outside Yenagoa/Wilberforce Island are advised to come a day earlier. The University is NOT responsible for accommodating any candidate.
N.B For more information and updates visit www.campusflava.com
NDU Post UTME Time Table 2013/2014
Saturday 3rd of August, 2013: Morning Session 7.00am
Agricultural Tech., Science, Management Science, Nursing, Pharmacy, Medicine and Medical Laboratory Science, Education – Agricultural Science and Education, Education and Science, Guidance and Counseling, Industrial Education Technology, Technical Education, Vocational Industrial Education.
Saturday 3rd of August, 2013: Noon Session 1.00pm
Arts, Law, Engineering, Social Science and Education – Adult Education, Business Education, Curriculum and Instruction Education and Political Science, Education and Social Science, Education and Religious Studies, Education Arts, Education Management, Educational Foundations.
Important Notices
1. Specific exam venues for each candidate has been pasted in the school gate since July 23rd.
2. The Screening process is time consuming, given the fact that it involves Biometric techniques such as finger printing; latecomers will not be screened.
3. Those resident outside Yenagoa/Wilberforce Island are advised to come a day earlier. The University is NOT responsible for accommodating any candidate.
UNIZIK Post UTME Screening Results Released
The Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka has released the results of the post
UTME screening conducted between July 25th to 27th, 2013.
The result checking website is now open and of course the access is FREE for all candidates who participated in the test.
As at press time, the UNIZIK 2013/2014 cut-off marks for admission into various courses offered in the school are yet to be released by the school.
N.B For more information and updates visit www.campusflava.com
How to check the result
1. Visit the UNIZIK portal here.
2. Enter your JAMB registration number.
3. Click on "Next"...As simple as 1, 2, 3!
NOTE THAT, Myschool can help you check
1. Myschool staff can help you check your result FREE of charge. Simply drop your JAMB registration number and your email address below, we will check it and attach to your email asap.
2. After checking or if you have checked, share your result with other students below.
The result checking website is now open and of course the access is FREE for all candidates who participated in the test.
As at press time, the UNIZIK 2013/2014 cut-off marks for admission into various courses offered in the school are yet to be released by the school.
N.B For more information and updates visit www.campusflava.com
How to check the result
1. Visit the UNIZIK portal here.
2. Enter your JAMB registration number.
3. Click on "Next"...As simple as 1, 2, 3!
NOTE THAT, Myschool can help you check
1. Myschool staff can help you check your result FREE of charge. Simply drop your JAMB registration number and your email address below, we will check it and attach to your email asap.
2. After checking or if you have checked, share your result with other students below.
ASUU not planning to call off strike
ACADEMIC Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has described as
speculative reports that the strike embarked upon by the union over the
inability of the Federal Government to implement the 2009 agreement it
willingly entered into with the union would be called off this Thursday.
National President of ASUU, Dr. Nasir Fagge, told Vanguard that he was surprised to hear that the union was going to call off the strike on Thursday when the issues tabled before government had not been resolved.
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Faggae said: “There is nothing like that (suspending the strike). I am also surprised to hear people say that we are going to call off the strike.
He said: “Our members have made it categorically clear what they want. This meeting we had with government on Friday at the office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, SGF, is just exploratory.
“We are trying to look at issues holistically and see how we are going to address them. So assignments were given to various people that attended the meeting and the expectation is that we will meet tomorrow (today), Monday and look at the assignment given and also look at it on Thursday again.
“So, that is why I’m surprised to hear people say that we are going to suspend strike on Thursday. The mandate of our members is very clear. So, we will wait and see what the Monday and Thursday meetings unfold and then we report back to our members.”
On how long it would take ASUU leaders to convene a meeting with its members after the meeting with government on Thursday, the ASUU boss said “we are in constant consultation with our members, we don’t really have problems with that.
“After the meeting, we will decide when to link up with our members depending upon what is placed on table on Thursday.”
Commenting on the speculation that the union might suspend the strike if the government met up to 50 per cent of the agreement, Faggae said the union would prefer to get to the bridge before crossing it.
He commended the positive disposition of the Joint Senate and House of Representatives Committee on Education towards the resolution of the crisis.
Fagge added: “For us, the interaction we have had with the Joint Committee clearly indicates that they are concerned like other Nigerians”.
“This is expected of the representatives of people. You see the problem has always been that the executive arm of government does not really hearken to advise that are given on how best to address the problems on education in this country.
“We are convinced as a union that the only thing the government can really do for Nigerians is to avail them of education.
“Once you are able to do that, you will see that people will be able to generate jobs and they will be able to take care of themselves and contribute to nation building. So that is the argument we are placing on the table.”
National President of ASUU, Dr. Nasir Fagge, told Vanguard that he was surprised to hear that the union was going to call off the strike on Thursday when the issues tabled before government had not been resolved.
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Faggae said: “There is nothing like that (suspending the strike). I am also surprised to hear people say that we are going to call off the strike.
He said: “Our members have made it categorically clear what they want. This meeting we had with government on Friday at the office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, SGF, is just exploratory.
“We are trying to look at issues holistically and see how we are going to address them. So assignments were given to various people that attended the meeting and the expectation is that we will meet tomorrow (today), Monday and look at the assignment given and also look at it on Thursday again.
“So, that is why I’m surprised to hear people say that we are going to suspend strike on Thursday. The mandate of our members is very clear. So, we will wait and see what the Monday and Thursday meetings unfold and then we report back to our members.”
On how long it would take ASUU leaders to convene a meeting with its members after the meeting with government on Thursday, the ASUU boss said “we are in constant consultation with our members, we don’t really have problems with that.
“After the meeting, we will decide when to link up with our members depending upon what is placed on table on Thursday.”
Commenting on the speculation that the union might suspend the strike if the government met up to 50 per cent of the agreement, Faggae said the union would prefer to get to the bridge before crossing it.
He commended the positive disposition of the Joint Senate and House of Representatives Committee on Education towards the resolution of the crisis.
Fagge added: “For us, the interaction we have had with the Joint Committee clearly indicates that they are concerned like other Nigerians”.
“This is expected of the representatives of people. You see the problem has always been that the executive arm of government does not really hearken to advise that are given on how best to address the problems on education in this country.
“We are convinced as a union that the only thing the government can really do for Nigerians is to avail them of education.
“Once you are able to do that, you will see that people will be able to generate jobs and they will be able to take care of themselves and contribute to nation building. So that is the argument we are placing on the table.”
Saturday, July 27, 2013
Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic
Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic is a tertiary learning institution in Ikot Osurua, Ikot Ekpene, Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria. It was founded in 1991. The polytechnic has schools of Applied Sciences, Communication Arts, Preliminary Studies, Business and Management, Engineering, Environmental Studies and Legal Studies.The polytechnic is owned by Akwa Ibom State. In 2010, the state allocated about N1 billion to enhance the polytechnic.
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How to Make Cute Felt Baby Shoes
A new
making approach about how to make baby shoes is dug out. You will find
the felt baby babies quite cute and amazing.Cutting the patterns and
sewing the whole parts together are the two difficult parts for making
felt baby shoes. If these two parts can be mastered well, you can handle
how to make baby shoes well.
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- 1Cut each pattern
Cut each pattern.
- Cut the following felt pattern as the paper pattern you have drawn. Note the shoe size depends on your baby's feet.
- Sew the upper and tongue together with apparent stitches around the tongue; leave extra parts of the two ends of upper unstitched.
- Sew apparent stitches around one side of the counter; sew a short felt in the middle of the stitched side with a cross stitch on the short felt.
- 2Combine each pattern
- Fold the three pieces of sole felt with the black piece in the middle; fix the three pieces with pins.
- Place the upper on the front side of the sole; seam the two parts along the extra parts of the upper.
- Combine the counter with stitched side up. Make about four eyelets to thread the shoelace with an awl. Make the other shoe in the same way.
- Felt
- Sewing threads
- Needle
- Waxed cords
- Scissor
- Paper
- Pen
- Ruler
- Pins
- Awl
How to Make Decorative Bow and Arrows
Ever
gotten bored outdoors with literally nothing to do? Or are you stuck on
what to get your friend for Christmas or a birthday? If your friend is
the type who likes archery, maybe making them a wall ornament that
reminds them of their favorite sport might do the trick.
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Steps
- 1Find a curved, bow shaped stick. Since you aren't going to be using it for actual shooting, any type of wood should be fine as long as it is sturdy.
- 2Sand and decorate the bow. This is optional. If you want to, you can paint it or add any designs.
- 3Find a length of ribbon. This can be any color. You can get one that is just the right size from the ribbon cake stores use to secure a cake box. Remember that the ribbon should be about 1 1/2 times the length of the bow.
- 4Wrap the ribbon around the bow starting at the base of one end. Continue wrapping the ribbon around the bow until you reach the other end.
- 5Pull the ribbon across to the end where you started. This should function as a substitute bow string.
- 6Secure the ribbon with glue or by tying a knot. If there is any ribbon left over, you can cut it.
- 7Garnish the bow or add more designs if needed.
- 8Find straight twigs or sticks for arrows. Sand them and paint them if needed. If you have feathers, you can also fletch the arrows.
Tips
- When wrapping the ribbon around the bow, do so slowly and carefully. This is so that the ribbon would look neat.
- For garnishes, you may want to use things like beads, feathers or small stones.
- It is best if you use a glue gun for sticking the decorations on.
How to Make Felt Flowers
Do you
want to learn how to make felt flowers? Well, you have come to the right
place. Simply continue reading to learn this skill!
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Steps
- 1Collect the Things You'll Need (see below).
- 2Take the felt.
- 3Get a flower
- 4Trace the shape of this flower onto the felt.
- 5Repeat this several times until you have lots of flower shapes.
- 6Cut out these flower shapes.
- 7Stack them up on top of each other, and tie a little knot holding them all together, with the needle and thread.
- 8Iron them at a crease to get the flowery shape.
- 9Finished.
Things You'll Need
- Felt (any colour)
- Flower (for example, a daisy)
- Scissors or a craft knife
- Fabric marker
- Needle and thread
- Iron
How to Make Flint Arrowheads
Here a easy way to make a flint arrowhead.
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Steps
1
First find some flint. Look around. Sometimes the hardest part is finding a good piece. flint is hard,grey and smells weird. it should be about the size of a fist.
2
Place it on a hard surface on its side. Hit it on its side with a hammer. Flakes will come off keep hitting it until you get a few thin good size flakes.
3
Chip them into the size you want and chip notches on the side
Tips
It may take a few hits to get good flakes.
Look at how other arrowheads to get idea on the shape.
Warnings
Small flakes will fly in everywhere so protect your eyes
They will be sharp so be careful
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Steps
1
First find some flint. Look around. Sometimes the hardest part is finding a good piece. flint is hard,grey and smells weird. it should be about the size of a fist.
2
Place it on a hard surface on its side. Hit it on its side with a hammer. Flakes will come off keep hitting it until you get a few thin good size flakes.
3
Chip them into the size you want and chip notches on the side
Tips
It may take a few hits to get good flakes.
Look at how other arrowheads to get idea on the shape.
Warnings
Small flakes will fly in everywhere so protect your eyes
They will be sharp so be careful
How to Make Garden Lanterns from Old Tin Cans
Light up
the night repurposing old tin cans. That summertime, rustic appeal will
add warmth and a glow to any balmy summer evening. All you will need are
tin cans (of any size), leaves to use as a pattern and a hammer and
nails.
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Steps
Cleaning the Tin Can
- 1Clean up the tin can. Open each tin can and remove the top (along with any contents). Remove labels and wash with warm soapy water. Dry completely.
- Discard any cans that are damaged or rusted.
Prepare Tin Can For Punching
Freezing the tin can first will prevent your tin from being deformed once you start hammering it.- 1Fill the tin can up to 3/4 of its length with sand. This will prevent bulging of the tin can when frozen. (Water expands when it freezes.)
- 2Add water.
- 3Place the tin can inside the freezer.
- 4Wait until the water freezes. Then remove the tin from the freezer.
Adding the Leaf Design
- 1Choose a suitable leaf to place on tin can. Tape the leaf in place on the can. Check that you like the placement and size before you begin to hammer.
- 2Tap the first nail into the leaf, being careful not to rip or break the leaf. Consider hammering the first nail toward the top of the leaf to stabilize your design.
- 3Hammer the remaining nails around the perimeter of the leaf in order to create a pattern. Space the nail holes evenly so your design appears symmetrical.
- 4Remove the nails and pull or tear off the leaf to expose the design. You should be able to see the same leaf pattern now outlined in nail holes on the tin can.
Spray Painting the Tin Can
Spray paint the can after you’ve created the design, so that you don’t disturb the paint (painting beforehand may create a more rough exterior).- 1Place the tin can in an open, covered area. Spray paint it the desired color.
- 2Allow the tin can to dry for up to 24 hours. However, most spray paints will dry within 3 hours if left in a cool, dry area.
Assembling the Lantern
- 1Fill the bottom of the can with sand. Fill it with about a ½ cup of sand, depending upon the can size.
- 2Place the votive in the middle of the can, resting on the sand.
- 3Light the votive. (Or, turn on battery operated votive.) This will light up the night.
- 4Finished.
- Hang a series of such lanterns by hammering holes on two sides of the top of each lantern can. Thread a wire through each end and loop and secure ends to the can. Hang on trees or posts around the yard, being careful to keep them away from anything flammable.
- Use differently sized cans to add interest and to enhance a variety of areas in your yard.
- Tin cans
- Large leaves for your pattern (green leaves are stronger, you'll need leaves that can handle hammering)
- A bucket of sand to hold the candles in place
- As many nails as possible and your hammer to create the pattern
- Masking tape
- Spray paint
- Votive candles; consider using battery operated votive candles to reduce the risk of fire
How to Make Good Shadow Puppets
Shadow
puppets are fairly easy to make, and they are a good form for
entertainment for kids and adults. This article will teach you how to
make shadow puppets out of paper to entertain you and an audience!
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Steps
- 1Get your materials.
- Check the list of Things You'll Need on this page.
- Get and buy the materials needed, and read on.
- 2Make the screen.
- Cut the bottom out of the cardboard box, leaving a 5cm frame.
- Fasten the baking paper with tape on the frame.
- 3Make the puppets.
- Draw the puppet you want on a piece of paper, or cardboard.
- An idea is to draw detail like eyes, smile or alike on the puppet, so that, when it's cut out, the details will appear in the shadow.
- Cut out the puppet.
- Put a piece of tape on one side of the stick or straw. Leave some free tape at the end of the end of the stick. Fasten the stick to your paper puppet, somewhere in the center of the backside of the puppet. Put some tape at the other side of the stick, so that it's solid. If this step is complicated, please watch the video further down on this page.
- Draw the puppet you want on a piece of paper, or cardboard.
- 4Show's on!
- Get an audience, and some friends to act with you, if needed.
- Make sure you have good access to the screen, you might want to cut the sides of the cardboard box down, leaving some centimeters, just so that it can still stand up alone.
- Stand behind the sofa, or table, with the screen in front of you, and the audience in the front of the screen.
- Have a strong light-source just behind you and the screen.
- Have all the puppets ready, and then turn of the light.
- Start the show and enjoy!
- 5Finished.
- Make a holiday-themed show. Find a story on the Internet about
something relevant to the holiday, and make the characters out of paper,
write down what each character will say and do, and memorize it. Get a
friend or family-member if necessary.
- A good idea is to make a monster story for Halloween, Santa or Reindeer story for Christmas, and Bunny/Egg/Chicken story for Easter.
- Use a projector to create flickering light if this is what you are going for.
Warnings
- Be careful if using candles, lamps are recommended.
- Be careful when cutting out the cardboard-box and paper.
- Light-source (lamp, candle, etc)
- Screen (Baking paper)
- Cardboard box
- Wooden sticks or straws
- Paper (A strong type of paper is even better)
- Tape
- Sofa or table where you can hide behind
How to Make Homemade Gifts
Making homemade gifts can be easy and great fun if you are creative to make things looks funky and decorative. Homemade gifts also give you a sense of self satisfaction for having made the gift all by yourself. Your friends/family would feel excited too for the time you have spent on making the gift!
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Steps
1
Decide on the item that you want to gift : It is first important to decide on what you want to gift depending on the person and the occasion.
2
Write down a list of the materials required : List out the items that are necessary to make the gift. This is to ensure you don't go and find for things when you have started with your gift-making. Glue, color pens, ribbons, sparkles are few things that would most often be required apart from the main materials to add in more color and catchy look.
3
Plan : Write down or plan on the steps that you are going to follow to make the gift. Having a time frame will help you make sure you complete the gift well in time.
4
Executing the plan : Have all the materials required to make the gift and start working on the gift.
5
Wrapping up: Once your gift is all done, it is important to wrap it up in a neat gift wrap. You could use some ribbons or satin tapes to wrap up the gift.
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Steps
1
Decide on the item that you want to gift : It is first important to decide on what you want to gift depending on the person and the occasion.
2
Write down a list of the materials required : List out the items that are necessary to make the gift. This is to ensure you don't go and find for things when you have started with your gift-making. Glue, color pens, ribbons, sparkles are few things that would most often be required apart from the main materials to add in more color and catchy look.
3
Plan : Write down or plan on the steps that you are going to follow to make the gift. Having a time frame will help you make sure you complete the gift well in time.
4
Executing the plan : Have all the materials required to make the gift and start working on the gift.
5
Wrapping up: Once your gift is all done, it is important to wrap it up in a neat gift wrap. You could use some ribbons or satin tapes to wrap up the gift.
How to Make Homemade Rope
Imagine
you are on an airplane flying over the Atlantic Ocean, when all of a
sudden your plane starts to do a nose dive right into the ocean, and you
black out. When you wake up you are laying on a beach. You need to
build a lean-to for shelter but you don’t have any rope to tie the
sticks together. While this scenario may be one you'll never encounter,
knowing how to make rope may be a nice skill to have.
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Steps
- 1Cut your string into a couple pieces a little more than twice the length the rope will be.
- 2Tie off each end of the string with an overhand knot.
- 3Take your dowels and place one in each end of the rope where you tied your knots. Secure it by either temporarily fastening it to something, or by having someone hold it.
- 4Twist the other end of the string. Keep twisting until you feel the rope start to pull really tight and begins to knot up.
- 5Stick your finger right in the middle of the string and bring your end to the secured end, slowly letting rope twist together.
- 6Tie an overhand knot securing the ends together so it will not unravel.
- Warnings
- Dental floss, vines or any kind of string
- A dowel, pencil, or any kind of stick
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