Thanks for the video @Ishmael..... Keep them coming. Please make a video on applying for a drivers license in Ireland as an international student. 😁😁😁😁
Hi Rodney, thanks for watching. I am currently working on my application to convert my SA license into an Irish drivers license. Once it is complete i will definitely make a video of that.
Thank you for the video Ishmael. I will be traveling to Ireland this September and was trying to get off campus accommodation. Could you please guide us with how to find off campus accommodation in Ireland?
Hi there, hope you are excited for your upcoming journey to Ireland. I would suggest you use daft.ie and rent.ie to look for off campus accommodation. Also please feel free to contact info@student-lettings.ie and enquirer about their off campus accommodation. Goodluck.
Hello there, are you available? Are you in Ireland yet? Please did you go as international student? Please if there’s any chance for me to share something with you please I’d appreciate it
Hey bro, thanks a bunch for the info you provide via your videos. But I would really want you to elaborate on the off-campus living as an international student please. I am planning to apply to University of Limerick for a masters program, could you also share with us any info you have about getting a PR and job after studies.
Hi Osa. What do you need to know about off campus Accomodation? I think i have covered all aspects in my videos. You need to use Daft.ie and rent.ie to look for off campus Accomodation. It’s usually cheaper than on campus Accomodation and its mostly sharing houses. All the best with your masters in Limerick. I will do a video about the visas after studying and looking for jobs in due time. Goodluck
Thanks alot. I am a registered nurse here in Nigeria, applying for the 1 year degree top up in UL. 1. Can i still be allowed to work as a nurse assistant in the hospital while I study? 2. What are the chances of me getting a job in Ireland after studying? 3. For campus accomodations, do International students pay per semester, or I will just pay just for a year, since my program is a year programme? 4. Will you advice me to stay on campus aloe off campus as someone working with a budget?
1. As long as it is a part time job during school year and full time during school holidays, yes i think you can work. You just need to adhere to the working hours restrictions. 2. Healthcare is important in Ireland, although i cannot give you a certainty that you will get a job. But opportunities are there in healthcare here.so you have a good chances of landing a job. You just have to actively apply as soon as you arrive. 3. All students pay for the whole academic year upfront. That is from Sept to May. Then if you decided to remain on campus accommodation for the summer semester, then you would have to pay for that last semester as well. Because you have an option to move out after May if you want. 4. I answered this question in the video. please watch again on my first point. All the best.
Thanks a lot for this video. I was looking for accomodation videos since my son wants to go to Uni of Limerick, but as a parent am worried about him staying alone,moms lol!! :) can you please advice me any site to look for off campus accomodation. Thank you
Hi Cianna. If you dont live on campus, you have to pay about €330 for a full year (12 months) for student membership. For academic year membership (8 months) the fee is €260. All the best!
Hi. No i did not have to get a part time job during my studies. But most of my friends and classmates did manage to get part time jobs. In and outside the university.
Hallo Ishamael, for graduate positions does this apply to students who have completed Masters programmes as well or its just for those who have completed their Bachelors degrees?
It applies to those who have completed both undergraduate programmes and Master’s degrees. I think 35 might be a bit too old for grad programmes because they are usually targeted at the youth. But i guess it would also depend on the company.
Hi. It depends on the course you want to do and if you meet the requirements or not. I would advise you check the course requirements on the university page and make sure you meet them first. Then proceed to apply. Each application is considered on case by case. You may also have an interview prior to you being accepted in the course. This is usually done to determine your background and experience in that course or field if you have any.
@@IshmaelMothibi alright thank you so much. I already applied for a Msc in Organizational psychology and I submitted all the documents required of me. I'm just nervous 😵
@@tomilolaonibonoje423 Oh cool that’s great. You will be fine. UL takes in a lot of international students every year. I’m sure you secure yourself a spot.
So helpful,
great video
Thanks for the video @Ishmael..... Keep them coming. Please make a video on applying for a drivers license in Ireland as an international student. 😁😁😁😁
Hi Rodney, thanks for watching. I am currently working on my application to convert my SA license into an Irish drivers license. Once it is complete i will definitely make a video of that.
@@IshmaelMothibi Thanks..... Looking forward to it. 😊
Proud of you satafricans 🎉
Ke happy ka lena 😊
great video
Thank you for the video Ishmael.
I will be traveling to Ireland this September and was trying to get off campus accommodation.
Could you please guide us with how to find off campus accommodation in Ireland?
Hi there, hope you are excited for your upcoming journey to Ireland. I would suggest you use daft.ie and rent.ie to look for off campus accommodation. Also please feel free to contact info@student-lettings.ie and enquirer about their off campus accommodation. Goodluck.
Hello there, are you available? Are you in Ireland yet? Please did you go as international student? Please if there’s any chance for me to share something with you please I’d appreciate it
@@IshmaelMothibiplease Ishmael, I am a Ghanaian, I tried applying for an undergraduate program in UL but it was declined, please can you assist me?
Hey bro, thanks a bunch for the info you provide via your videos. But I would really want you to elaborate on the off-campus living as an international student please. I am planning to apply to University of Limerick for a masters program, could you also share with us any info you have about getting a PR and job after studies.
Hi Osa. What do you need to know about off campus Accomodation? I think i have covered all aspects in my videos. You need to use Daft.ie and rent.ie to look for off campus Accomodation. It’s usually cheaper than on campus Accomodation and its mostly sharing houses. All the best with your masters in Limerick.
I will do a video about the visas after studying and looking for jobs in due time. Goodluck
Thanks alot.
I am a registered nurse here in Nigeria, applying for the 1 year degree top up in UL.
1. Can i still be allowed to work as a nurse assistant in the hospital while I study?
2. What are the chances of me getting a job in Ireland after studying?
3. For campus accomodations, do International students pay per semester, or I will just pay just for a year, since my program is a year programme?
4. Will you advice me to stay on campus aloe off campus as someone working with a budget?
1. As long as it is a part time job during school year and full time during school holidays, yes i think you can work. You just need to adhere to the working hours restrictions.
2. Healthcare is important in Ireland, although i cannot give you a certainty that you will get a job. But opportunities are there in healthcare here.so you have a good chances of landing a job. You just have to actively apply as soon as you arrive.
3. All students pay for the whole academic year upfront. That is from Sept to May. Then if you decided to remain on campus accommodation for the summer semester, then you would have to pay for that last semester as well. Because you have an option to move out after May if you want.
4. I answered this question in the video. please watch again on my first point.
All the best.
Thank you so much.
Aboh me coming September intake for top up nursing limerick University
Who pays for that accomodation fee? I thought the scholarship pays
Thanks a lot for this video. I was looking for accomodation videos since my son wants to go to Uni of Limerick, but as a parent am worried about him staying alone,moms lol!! :) can you please advice me any site to look for off campus accomodation. Thank you
hi, if im not on-campus how can i access the gym
Hi Cianna. If you dont live on campus, you have to pay about €330 for a full year (12 months) for student membership. For academic year membership (8 months) the fee is €260. All the best!
Hiya. Thank you for your video. Were you able to get a part time job in Limerick during your studies
Hi. No i did not have to get a part time job during my studies. But most of my friends and classmates did manage to get part time jobs. In and outside the university.
@@IshmaelMothibi oh that's great for you. Thanks for the good news
Thanks so much! Very helpful! If we have questions how do you advise we contact you?
Sorry I fixed the typo in my last message .
@@isaiahhall5565 No worries at all. I figured it was a typo.
You can contact me on my instagram or facebook social media accounts. DM me there and i will respond. Thanks.
I can't find the video you did on how to look for job in Ireland
Hi. I have not made that one yet.
Hi TH-camr
Please concerning booking of hotel reservation how many days could it be as it's part of my visa application
Hallo Ishamael, for graduate positions does this apply to students who have completed Masters programmes as well or its just for those who have completed their Bachelors degrees?
Lets say someone is already above 35 does he or she qualify for graduate programmes?
It applies to those who have completed both undergraduate programmes and Master’s degrees. I think 35 might be a bit too old for grad programmes because they are usually targeted at the youth. But i guess it would also depend on the company.
IS IT HARD TO FIND PART TIME JOBS IN LIMERICK
hello, thank you a lot for the info. Can you tell me, which one the cheapest market to buy food? and electronic stuff?
Hi, Aldi, Tesco and Lidl are the cheapest shops to buy food. Not sure about electronic stuff.
Hi. Is it difficult to get into university of limerick?
Hi. It depends on the course you want to do and if you meet the requirements or not. I would advise you check the course requirements on the university page and make sure you meet them first. Then proceed to apply. Each application is considered on case by case. You may also have an interview prior to you being accepted in the course. This is usually done to determine your background and experience in that course or field if you have any.
@@IshmaelMothibi alright thank you so much. I already applied for a Msc in Organizational psychology and I submitted all the documents required of me. I'm just nervous 😵
@@tomilolaonibonoje423 Oh cool that’s great. You will be fine. UL takes in a lot of international students every year. I’m sure you secure yourself a spot.
Hey can you help me understand that in 1 year study can I shift from in campus to off campus accomodations
Hi. Yes, you can stay on campus for the academic year only (September to May) and then move off to off campus accommodation for the summer.
Goodluck
Great video buddy please share your LinkedIn ID.