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Hi, with a HND certificate, you can do a Bachelor’s study in Germany; but not a Master’s study. To apply for this DAAD scholarship for a Master‘s study, you‘ll need a bachelor’s certificate.

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No, they’re not… their bodies were preserved for this purpose of display such that they look alive, but they’re not 😀

Yea, they don’t…it’s scary at first, but you eventually get to love it after a few tries

Yes they are! So much luxury!

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I have gotten quite a lot of interesting responses about the 'German stare' since I made this video, and I’m glad I did because now I know that the stares are often out of curiosity and interest…totally harmless Thank you for sharing your perspective!

Not at all… In fact one of the rules is actually not to touch any of the cars, which is totally understandable to avoid unnecessary abuse

Yea, they are😃

I had to call it’s attention one way or another😂😂

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Hi, the required work experience is a minimum of two years after your first degree (bachelor) at the time of application. Except you just want to give it a shot.

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Hi, you must have completed your bachelor’s degree to be eligible for this DAAD scholarship.

I sure did!😃 And I‘m glad you enjoyed it…next vlog coming up in 3,2,1….🫶🏼🫶🏼

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Hi…this depends fully on the program and university you’re applying to. A couple of universities require that you can submit an English proficiency letter from your university, if you’re a native speaker However a lot of other programs and universities require that you submit IELTS certificate, even as a native speaker. It’s very important to check the requirements of the program/university(ies) you’re applying to.

I'd advise going really early in the morning. no one there yet and you'll have a chance of seeing that beautiful fog :)

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Yeaaaa😅😂 As funny as it may sound, it was actually very weird for me when I first came to Germany. It took some time for me to actually understand why the windows need to be opened so wide.😅

Ohh great! It’s totally understandable😀 Thanks for sharing this!

Hello Vera, it’s not any nonsense…it’s all from life experiences and not stories. You probably don’t know, but it happens a lot of times…especially if you‘ve to live with elderly neighbors. Thanks for watching!🫶🏼

Yeahh…that’s another interesting perspective😅

Of course you can, there are student jobs and Minijobs that you can do as a student. You should also put this into consideration when searching for universities to apply to. There are more student jobs in bigger cities than in smaller cities. I always suggest big cities such as Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Stuttgart, and cities in North Rhine-Westphalia state. You’ll have a better chance of getting good student job opportunities and lots of English-speaking jobs too.

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Hi… start by choosing a program. What do you want to study? Search for the universities offering the program Check the program requirements to see if you’re qualified/eligible You can start from here.

You can use this website to search for the universities in Germany that are offering your program of interest… www2.daad.de/deutschland/studienangebote/international-programmes/en/

Yes, you do…sadly. However, this depends fully on the program and university you’re applying to. A couple of universities require that you present a document from your previous university stating that the medium of instruction during your study period was English - this is pretty much easy to get. While some other programs and universities may require that you submit IELTS. It’s important to check the requirements of the university you’re applying to.

Letter of recommendation can come from an academic teacher or supervisor….not necessarily in your department. The second one can also come from your current employer.

@@wendyazubuike thank you so much ma, I appreciate Can the medium of instruction be written by hand and be typed and forwarded to the school

@@olatoyeblessing6955It must have your school letterhead…typed and stamped, because it’s an official document. From my own experience, I went to my school Registrar…explained to them what I wanted - they’re very familiar with it, and got it same day. It is called Letter of English Proficiency. You could also google it to find a sample - that is if they need further explanation. I hope this helps

@@wendyazubuike sure, it helped I'm grateful ma. God bless you immensely

Hi…you can learn via Duolingo, but you need a certificate from a certified German learning center. For instance the Goethe-Institute in Nigeria However, you only need this if you’re applying for a German-taught course

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Yes! Learning the language should be of utmost importance…atleast for anyone that intends to live and work in Germany. Thank you for sharing your perspective!🫶🏼

Ohh ok…I am glad you find this video helpful Good luck with your application!🤞🏼

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Of course you can work while studying in Germany. There are students jobs and Minijobs. However, the city you choose for your studies matters too. For instance in big cities, you definitely have a better chance of getting good student jobs and lots of English-speaking jobs too.

No, you’re wrong…I do not prefer to choose the negative and complain. If you watched my video till the end you’ll know that. I don’t think the purpose of this video is to complain about Germany…but to just share my experiences here. Just maybe anyone moving/visiting Germany would not find them weird, but normal…since I found them weird when I moved here until I realized that they were normal. And this is because of cultural differences, which is not a bad thing. And it has nothing to do with "inferiority complex” as well. So yeah, I don’t have problems with Germans or living in Germany…because I actually love it!