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03/12/2025

02/12/2025

Every laudable projects appear impossible and unachievable at first....
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It is another month. Start planning your travel or study abroad goals today!!

01/12/2025

Happy new month!
Here are 30 U.S. 🇺🇸 universities do not require transcript evaluations. Full scholarship opportunities are available for Master’s and PhD programs.

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1. California State University, Long Beach
2. Texas A&M University–Commerce
3. University of Dayton
4. Western Illinois University
5. Texas State University
6. University of Alabama at Birmingham
7. Arkansas State University
8. Wichita State University
9. University of Central Missouri
10. University of Louisiana at Lafayette
11. Eastern Michigan University
12. Missouri State University
13. South Dakota State University
14. University of North Carolina at Greensboro
15. Louisiana Tech University
16. Marshall University
17. Middle Tennessee State University
18. University of Northern Iowa
19. University of Texas at Tyler
20. Stephen F. Austin State University
21. Georgia Southern University
22. Sam Houston State University
23. University of West Georgia
24. University of Houston–Clear Lake
25. Indiana State University
26. California State University, Northridge
27. Valdosta State University
28. Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
29. Tarleton State University
30. Troy University

27/11/2025

🌍✈️ Thinking of working abroad? Here’s a golden opportunity!

Have you heard about the Opportunity Card from Make it in Germany? It’s a new visa pathway that allows non-EU skilled workers to move to Germany even without a job offer, and look for work while on location.

✅ Why this could be great for you:
• You can travel to Germany to search for a job on-site — no employer offer needed at entry.
• While job-hunting, you’re allowed to take up part-time work (up to 20 hours/week) or short trial jobs — helping you cover expenses and get work experience.
• If you qualify (with recognized education/vocational training + language & financial proofs), the visa is valid up to 12 months, giving you time to settle and find work.
• Once you land a full-time job, you can convert the Opportunity Card into a proper residence/ work permit — which can lead to long-term opportunities.

📌 Who’s eligible?
Skilled or trained individuals from outside the EU (yes — including Nigerians) can apply. Even if your qualification isn’t yet recognized as “German-equivalent,” you may qualify via the official points system (points based on qualification, experience, language ability, etc.).

🔎 How to get started:
1. Visit the “Self-Check: Opportunity Card” tool on Make it in Germany to see if you qualify.
2. Prepare required documents — valid passport, credentials, proof of funds or blocked account, language certificate (German or English), and health insurance.
3. Submit your visa application at your nearest German diplomatic mission.

✨ If you’ve ever dreamt of living and working abroad, this could be your shot. Don’t wait on a job offer — go with hope and qualification.
👉 Tag a friend who should see this. Let’s grab this chance together! 🇳🇬➡️🇩🇪

26/11/2025

Before You Pay Any Agent for Visa or Job Abroad, Ask These Questions 👇🏾

Too many Nigerians fall victim to fake agents promising “sure visas” and “guaranteed jobs.”
Protect yourself by asking these 5 critical questions:

🔍 1. Are you licensed or accredited—and can I verify it?
A genuine agent will allow you confirm their CAC registration and track record.

💰 2. What exactly am I paying for?
Request a full breakdown of all fees, including visa fees, service charges, processing fees, and what is refundable or non-refundable. Insist on a written agreement/contract legally backed up. No ambiguity.

📞 3. Can I speak with past successful clients?
Testimonials are easy to fake. Real agents give real references.
📝 4. Why should I pay for a job/work permit before receiving an official offer?
In most countries, the employer—not the applicant—covers recruitment costs.
🌍 5. Can I verify the job, employer, or visa type?
If they discourage verification, that’s a major red flag.

Your Safer Alternative: EdpubAfrica

When it comes to studying, working, or relocating abroad, EdpubAfrica is your reliable, transparent, and trusted partner.

No false promises. No hidden fees. No shortcuts—just verified opportunities and professional guidance.

👉🏾 Ready to move abroad the right way?
Send us a message today and let EdpubAfrica walk you through a safe, legitimate, and successful pathway

25/11/2025

24/11/2025

Ask us anything about visa application, work permit, and scholarship opportunities.

That’s why we’re here!

At EdpubAfrica, we partner with a reputable Canadian company to connect qualified Nigerians with visa sponsorship jobs in Canada. The process is transparent, structured, and completed in stages for easy management..

20/11/2025

What you should delete from your CV
CV is the first impression, so avoid unnecessary details. Here are a few things recruiters don’t need:
_ Age / Date of Birth
_ ID Number
_ Marital Status
_ Full Residential Address (keep only city/area and country)
_ Photos
_ References (write “Available on request” instead)
_ Long paragraphs of text — keep it short and impactful
✅Keep your CV professional, relevant, and easy to read. That’s what gets attention.

Here are a few small tips and tricks that can help you enhance your CV:👇

• Start with your most recent role. Don’t list jobs from your first to last. Begin with your current and most relevant experience.

• Keep it clean and readable. Use a simple font like Calibri or Arial, avoid underlining, and make headings bold or in capital letters.

• Remove irrelevant experiences or details that don’t support your current career goal.

• Skip the photo, unless the job specifically asks for it.

• Save as PDF; this keeps the formatting intact.

19/11/2025

Celebrate those little wins!
Collate those feedbacks!!
Anticipate bigger wins!!!

You too can start publishing journey today.
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18/11/2025

How a senior lecturer’s recommendation inspired my journey.

Sometimes in life, one person’s words can open a door you never knew existed.
For me, that person was Prof. Kolwaole Olatunji, back then fondly called "Dr. K", a senior lecturer in the Department of Microbiology, University of Ilorin.

Let me take you back to 2009.

At the time, I was an adjunct instructor teaching A’level and JAMB students. There were no locally written textbooks to guide them, so I started writing my own manuscript—what later became Fundamentals of Botany and Basic Microbiology (now Principles of Bioscience Series 1 & 2).

But here’s the interesting part:

Even though Dr. K was my lecturer, I had never met him one-on-one. Our classes had nearly 300 students, so he barely knew most of us by name. And to be honest, during my first four semesters, I wasn’t fully present mentally. I had entered university dreaming of studying Medicine and Surgery. So while my body was in class, my mind was somewhere else.

But everything changed the semester Dr. K taught us Immunology, MCB 303

For the first time, something clicked. His passion, his teaching style, and the way he connected Microbiology to real-life problems, it woke something up in me. It was as if a light switched on. I suddenly became interested, curious, and present.

So when I finished my manuscript, I gathered the courage to take it to him for review. I wasn’t sure he would even remember my face, but I went anyway.

And that single decision changed my life.

Not only did he read my work carefully, he wrote a deeply encouraging and compelling foreword for the book. That validation from someone I respected became the fuel I needed to believe in my writing, my ideas, and my ability to contribute to knowledge.
That moment marked the beginning of my writing and publishing journey…

A journey that later birthed Edpub Africa.

His recommendation wasn’t just words, it was a turning point!
Proof that sometimes, all a young person needs is a mentor who believes.

Are you ready to start your own journey— whether in publishing, global opportunities, or skill development?

17/11/2025

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