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How I paid my tuition fee by working part time jobs for 20 hours per week as an international student in the UK

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[ucheukazu]

This information just saved me from making a mistake, I will just get back my initial deposit.. Thank you man

[glsufadespana]

Dan you are a good guy, inspiration to others of your age. Some don't use their brain, only to depend on their parent and seeing it as obligation to spoon feed them, those who fall in that group can learn from you. Kudos! Good guy.

[marykelechionah]

I live in Brighton because I study at the University of Sussex. I still owe the school about 9000 pounds for tuition. I earn a minimum of 700 pounds per month, and pay 433 pounds(the cheapest you can get in Brighton) for rent asides from water, electricity, and wifi bills. Then we now come to feeding and transportation. Tbh I don't know how I have been surviving but it can only be God. I wish I had started working in September but I resumed in the last week of October because of visa delays and still didn't work until January because I was trying to meet up with school deadlines. I hope and pray to complete my tuition before September so I can graduate in peace😄
Welldone for all that you do with your channel. God bless you.

[sathya]

Not to stop please continue your service " its noble " thank you guy

[mrstochman]

Guy you're good. I only got to watch your video for the first time yesterday and have almost watched all your videos. Thanks for the quality information .

[esameclara]

You can start a course in January 2022 and if the course is 16months for example u will have Easter break, summer break and Xmas break to work full time

[ekuerhareigho]

Thanks @jesuloba. You videos are really helpful because you try as much as possible to be realistic and indepth with your in your information...kudos!!

[alphtilsin]

Australia is the best country for international students who doesn't have a sponsor in Nigeria. You will make lot of money as an international student without stress. The only issue is... tuition fee here is on the high side, but I'm assuring you that U will be fine once U get here.

[bukolaajibola]

Daniel very helpful u don't disappoint.

[Adazwealth]

You didn’t mention that, finding jobs varies per city too. There are cities with higher chances of jobs even if living cost his high because you will have more jobs with high minimum wage and you can still share your living apartment with someone.

[ogunbomehinayodeji]

Hello Mr Daniel. Thanks a lot for this information. I just stumbled across your channel and I must confess that amongst the channels I've come across, yours has been the most enlightening.
Can you please shed more light on the scholarship accommodation?

[Funmi_Ewa]

I find this so helpful. Thanks for the detailed Information.

[daminiwilliams]

Brother... thank you for this video - the 3, 000 pounds bit at the end actually made me start laughing because it's such a tall mountain to climb. But you made it through and so will others... thanks for the great content as always

[damilolafoye]

Thank you Daniel, Please did you sort your living expenses? You had all in your account before applying for visa?

[agbosolomon]

Nice video, pls are currently in Sunderland

[IHEDIOHAKELVIN-hbkq]

My question is what happened if someone did not meet up paying the balance of the tuition fee after the end of his programme?

[odukoyafunke]

Thank you Daniel, I really enjoy your content, please I want to know if PGCE or PGDE has post graduate visa, and what award is given at the end of the study.

[oderaogbogu-asogwa]

Nice analysis bro, you forgot to capture couple factor when one schools then the dependent visa partner works full time.

[udomima]

Weldone guy. I have a close family member in the university of Sunderland

[haykaymoney]

Thanks boss. Ur piece are eye opening. Pls should I come in with my Family with scholarship you once uploaded in one of your videos. Do I still have to return to Nigeria after a year of my programme Or there are ways to go about it in elongating my stay. Thanks