ADMISSION IN BRAZIL 🇧🇷:
◇Brazil 🇧🇷 welcomes international students to study in their country, and all public Universities are tuition-free even for foreigners.
◇You can also apply for scholarships/stipends up to R$2500 after you receive an offer from the school.
◇Brazil is also trying to encourage international students to come and study in Brazil.
◇However, It’s advisable to learn some digital skills before leaving Nigeria 🇳🇬.
📍Remote Jobs:
You can get remote jobs from the US or Canada. Common remote jobs are customer care jobs, tech jobs, etc. Do a thorough research and learn a useful skill before coming.
📍Driving Uber:
You can drive Uber Part time. You won’t necessarily have to buy a car.
There are car rentals specifically for Uber.
However, you’ll need to convert your driver’s license from Nigerian into IS.
•DO (Door-to-Door) Service is a good one because you don’t necessarily have to speak to your riders, so there are no language issues.
📍Teaching English Language:
There are lots of English teaching jobs that can be done online from your house.
■Admission Process:
•Each faculty decides their admission process, so if you’re interested in a particular course, you’ll need to check the faculty website to see when they usually start their admission process as well as the requirements.
•Some faculties require entrance exams, while some do not.
•Others require an online interview where you’ll explain your pre proposal research idea to the faculty.
•Deadlines vary by program in most schools but generally fall between
>>First semester: from the beginning of March to mid-July.
>>Second Semester: the beginning of August to the beginning of December.
•Schools in Brazil offer a wide range of graduate programs, including:
– Master’s programs in fields like Engineering, Computer Science, Biology, and Social Sciences.
– Doctoral programs in areas like Environmental Science, Education, and Health Sciences.
📍Language Requirements:
Brazil’s universities are one of the best in the world.
•The primary language of instruction is Portuguese, but as an international student, you can request to do your work in English.
•Depending on your faculty requirements, you may need to write a Portuguese proficiency exam or complete a Portuguese course within one year of admission.
•Most of the university’s websites have the option to view their website in the English language at the top of the website. If not, you can use your browser’s translation tool to translate the website.
