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COURSES NOW TO BE OFFERED IN NATIONAL OPEN UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA.

Today many graduates are eager to enter the educational institution in order to increase their opportunities of finding a good job and master an interesting profession. But they should always take to note this few key points:
#How to choose a university and a faculty for study? #The faculty and the course to be offered. 
#Decide in which area you would like to get a job. 
For this, there are various tests used to find out your "ideal profession." Institutions will not be able to give you an unambiguous answer to your question, but they will help you to have a clear idea which direction it is better to follow. The other option is to ask for advice someone you trust, parents, for example.

Remember, when you choose a profession, it is more safe to focus on personal predilections, not on the popularity or the demand for a profession in the present. Your studying will last four or five years, during this time market inquiries for specialists can radically change. In addition, even getting a demanded specialty, then you will have to become a valuable specialist. This is hard to achieve if you do not enjoy the work you are doing.

#Precise or desired faculty to be in: there are situations when the same specialty, for example, School of Science and Technology, can be taught both at the School of Science and Technology and School of Education. So you need to carefully get detailed information on the faculty or department you intend to register into before doing so.
#Course of choice: you need to have an idea about the differences in the curriculum for these disciplines. This can be done by studying the timetable and curriculum if accessible on the university's website. In addition, a good option is to visit the "Open Doors Day", there is a possibility to meet with the dean or the curators and get an advice from them what the specificity of the specific study area is.
So here are some of the accredited courses in the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) for interested candidates:






















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