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Good morning everyone,

We are offering a free 2 hour COMPUTER NAVIGATION class today live on Zoom.

Time: 3pm EST (8pm Nigerian time)

If you know you find it difficult to use a computer, move around swiftly, understand icons and things necessary to drive your mouse to its desired destination at all times, then this is the class for you.

Will send out the zoom link before class starts. Thanks 🙏🏽

P.S: this is open to all members of the public. Specify below to get the link before time.

Announcement 📣

It is with great pleasure we announce to you that our very own school, Instructor Home USA 🇺🇸 has officially partnered with Madonna University Nigeria 🇳🇬 on a 5 year contract to teach “Data and Technical Studies” to near 25,000 students in all their campuses.

Faithful Okere and I will be working together alongside other American teachers joining our school and some of our protégés worldwide to make this project of great value to the students of Madonna University Nigeria.

The Data and Technical Studies is a blend of data entry, tech support, project management, customer support, and data analysis for all departments. We will focus on tech skills acquisition from the basic to expert level, accent training, technical writing, preparing them for the job market through résumés and interview prepping. Also interning them for future job readiness.

Madonna university has created several technology rooms that can fit so many students fitted with computers, projectors, internet, etc. Madonna is set to compete with world class universities. They understand the direction the world is headed and are preparing their students with practical skills to face the real world.

We at Instructor Home USA are proud to walk this pathway with them as they stand out with their very unique style and care for their students. Only a university that cares will go to the extent of collaborating with a very practical oriented school to bring about the change Nigeria has been praying for. Our modern portal with instant quizzes, chat rooms, forums, videos on demand, assignments, electronic attendance, etc will help students integrate seamlessly this year.

As you all know, Madonna University is my Alma Mater. I graduated 2007 from the Mass-Communication department so it was only right to bring this home to help our people grow. At Madonna University, their community spirit stuck with me and has helped me build my community spirit over the years. It was at Madonna University many of my dreams were born and kept me thinking of ways to help. Many of us who graduated there can attest how close knitted we the students were. Many of us have kept in touch. That bond is what has carried me through even as I became an American citizen. To always look back home and help my people grow.

I want to thank Madonna University greatly for this opportunity, my Tech Instructor partner Faithful Okere who is a Full Stack Developer and Data Engineer for a Fortune 500 company. I’d also like to thank our new business partner, Chima Achu, my sister Ivy Nwachukwu-Frank and my protege, Esther Odoko. You all are amazing.

Ivy Nwachukwu-Frank is the Support Administrator for this project and Esther Odoko is the Web Administrator for this project.

We at Instructor Home are unique because all our Instructors are mentors and practicing professionals. Who best to learn from?

A big thanks goes to the Support Department called “The Challenger Team” of Instructor Home comprising of:

USA Team
Jasmane Cousin

UK Team
Chika Okere
Eberechukwu Uchechukwu

Nigerian Team
Charity Akpovili
Godspower Otunuya
Chinelo Nwokike
Chinenye Abuka
Kemi Kareem
Paulina Ugbede
Chuka Enemuo

Jamaican Team
Sandra Uzuh

Thanks Challenger Team for joining us on this project from its inception.

Thanks to all our students at Instructor Home for believing in us. Letting us mentor you. For everything. I’m forever honored to be your mentor and will not stop being one. This journey that we started to help people, little did we know it would grow to be something huge that could change thousands of lives.

My dream has always been to change the way the world sees us. To make us see that we too can be high up in technology. To educate us and open our eyes to vast opportunities. To build a bridge between America and Africa through education. To unite everyone regardless of location. To build our communities because drops of water makes a mighty ocean.

Remember to always give everything your best in life. I would run 19 hours classes, not knowing someone was watching and believing in me. God bless you so much Chima. Our community thanks you.

This is just the beginning! Stick with us for more updates.

See you soon, our new protégés at Madonna University. We are honored to be your mentors.

Signed,
Blessing Nwachukwu-Frank
Founder at Instructor Home

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Our very own student is set to break A Guinness RECORD next Saturday. He will be attempting to break the record for the fastest 10 meters walking on the hands with both legs behind the head.

Current record holder was for 25.55sec.

His proposed record is 17secs.

Please, show your support for my protégé. He is Super talented! I remember his first day in class, we made him do it for us LIVE. Everyone was wowed! Mind blowing was all I could think.

Anjola Olupitan, aka Wave; I know you’ve got this! This sounds unbelievable but seeing you do this with ease, I know the record is yours.

We are so proud of you! I am soooo proud of you. Guys, if you are in Ibadan, pls show up for Anjola! Let’s bring this positive record home. He is our own.

Our very own. ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

Before the clock strikes midnight, we want to say Merry Christmas from Atlanta with love. We love you and hope to do this again next year. ❤️

A lot of people have been asking me how did I get my admission into an American school and a half scholarship, so here goes.

I actually applied to more than one school. Probably like over 10 schools. In 2012, I applied to schools for Management. In 2014, I applied to schools for Film Production.

These were the standard requirements.

1. My transcripts: I submitted it myself as I didn’t have the energy to get any of my universities to send them. Some American universities were insistent on it being my past universities sending them directly so I opted out from applying for those schools. I always read instructions and emailed any questions I had before application.
2. Since I already had a master’s degree, they didn’t care much about my bachelor’s transcripts. I had both though.
3. I evaluated my results at the time with NAEG. I had to send them my certificates, transcripts, etc online. I paid. Can’t remember how much and they evaluated it to American standards. I believe I even submitted my WAEC results too. I didn’t submit for translation since my past programs were in English language.
4. For Ivy, the evaluation body asked her to buy original WAEC scratch card and send them the pin including a scanned copy of her WAEC result.
5. For Ivy, she was asked to write Accuplacer exams since her last time of high school graduation was 5 years plus ago. If you are still in another country, they might make you write the exam on arrival to determine if you need to take some prerequisite courses before your main course.
6. I wrote a statement of purpose where I talked about myself; past history in work and school, previous challenges, how they shaped me to becoming a better person and why I needed to take the Film program, etc. It got me a $15k scholarship.
7. They sometimes make you take an English exam called TOEFL or something similar depending on the school. Some schools can waive it if you interview or your program was in English. My school interviewed me via phone to know if I passed enough to study with them without English testing. Yes, Nigeria’s official language is English but they make many of us take the test. They will state what test you need but the standard TOEFL usually suffice.
8. For some graduate programs, you might be required to write exams like GMAT, etc. It depends sometimes on your previous Grade Point (GPA) in school.
9. You are required to have a valid international passport to be granted admission to any American school.
10. You might need to pay an application fee but some schools have a period when they waive application fees. In the state of Georgia, it usually occurs around the month of March. The entire March from my observation is usually free.
11. You will be required to submit a bank statement that shows you can afford the tuition, fees and upkeep.
12. Some schools could call to interview you before admitting you. The interview usually comprises of questions regarding your goals, intent, experience, education, you as a person and your ethics and values, etc.
13. After getting accepted, you will be required to pay to the U.S govt, not the school a Sevis fee. It’s compulsory. I don’t know about now but back then I used western union. I think with card payments now, it’s easier. If you are already inside the USA on a greencard, you don’t pay that at all. It’s for non immigrants.
14. Awards matter, include them as your strong points. The schools report everything about the application to immigration and that could help your chances. Don’t hide your achievements ever. Be humble but show it!
15. Choose a course you can do. Remember you are also allowed to change your course upon entry so don’t panic if you discover you like a different course after, you can change it before enrollment.
16. Majority of American universities will never ask you for tuition upfront. It’s rare.
17. There is a huge difference between a community college and a university. Know the difference. One offers mostly associate degrees and is cheaper. The other offers mostly bachelor’s degrees and is more expensive.
18. Check the school accreditation. Super important. Embassies care about that.
19. Pick a school that’s good for your program of study. Super important. Some schools are famous but not the best for some program of study.
20. Always seek out scholarships. Most schools have one. One of the most popular scholarships are The Hope Scholarship and Fulbright Scholarship if I’m correct. There are more.
21. What you consider vulnerability or weakness can get you a scholarship.
22. American schools do not discri*minate based on disability you feel can stop you. They cannot also discri*minate based on race, religion, gender, etc. So be you!
23. Some locations in America need diversity. You might have better luck there for scholarships. These locations are usually in the Midwest, Deep South, etc. Like Alabama, Wisconsin, Ohio, Montana, Utah, Missouri, South Carolina, Idaho, Nebraska. Etc. These states do not have enough black people there to fill their quota.
24. Some programs need more male or female in them. So your gender can even help win your scholarship case.
25. Letter of recommendation helps. Be sure who you ask to write it for you before you give your village people o.
26. Your résumé also matters so draft an academic resume. Google can help you.
27. Join communities online that offer free advice on how to do these things. Some popular ones out there are Visa journey community and immihelp.
28. For American student visa, do it yourself o. No one can guarantee anyone visa when it comes to the U.S. they decide instantly on the spot of your interview. Their emphasis lies on strong ties. They always say it, demonstrate strong ties to your home country and that you will go back after your studies. That you don’t need to work in America to pay your tuition. That even without the visa, your life is still going great.
29. In your application, be honest and keep records of everything you fill because one day you might need the paperwork to remember every detail you filled or for verification.
30. You can have a mentor for school application guide but don’t pay someone for U.S visa application. America doesn’t even like that at all as you are expected to fill the forms yourself.

Goodluck guys and I can try to answer any questions you may have in the comment section. Remember, this isn’t a legal advice. I am only sharing my experience. I don’t do visas for people and I don’t help people get admission into any school. I don’t have anyone to recommend either for U.S student visa.

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