shinejackie:
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Na true u talk, l taya 4niaja problem oo!! both the rich & poor are not safe, suffering and smiling, thank God say l left since, naija is a joke, l feel for millions who are still suffering there, all this thieving politicians no care oo, dey are bunch of mofos, make l stop b4 l derail d thread, l wish u all d best in ur migration quest,as for going to airport on time , it is d best, but those officers on duty, na hunger dey do dem, no give dem shishi, even me we dey travel in and out, dem still dey ask me, l dey tell dem say, if una disturb me, na to call comptroller wey be my padi, once dey hear that, dem go allow me go, cheers mate..

ferdimako:

hahaha...I fit use ur style. I hope to get it by year end. Thank u...we go still dey come motherland but not to keep our future with them mofos.

shinejackie:
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Correct, abeg once u get the visa, make u run comot 4naija oo, dat country dey set person back, if u reach OZ, u go make am well, well, ur skills, experiences & competencies go speak 4u.....all d best mate

ferdimako:

Thank u...I dey carry my babe sef join.

ferdimako:

but does it mean he can claim15 points from education even when his is not at par? I know he doesn't have any meaningful years of experience... so no migration points from that side.

Again, he said five out of six of his work experience years was removed to meet up with suitability criterion... it thought he should have said comparability criterion. Will Associate degree ever attract 15pts?

bossladyMo:


Nope...he can only claim 10pts, not 15.

The way ACS works is funny. Even those that have their degrees equated to ICT major Bachelor's, still have their work experience deducted.

So he can neither claim Bachelor segree points, nor work experience points.

Preciousstones:


Yes,I don't about this statement.rmit will tell you if you are missing any document

stepo707:


ok i emailed them.i await their reply.i will never use an agent.any university that insist on an agent should shove their admission in their ass

kokobi99:
If Canada, USA, UK, Ireland, New zealand, Germany, Norway, France, Sweden and the rest of the western countries can consider Nigeria Bachelor as equivalent, what is wrong with Australia. I think the Ngeria community in Australia is not doing much in regards to this or are they not aware of the matter or is it Goodluck Jonathan will go to do it, this is just an embarrassment by the Australia Authority.

kokobi99:
Ferdi, am not sure that this is a matter of too much GST, i think Australia lack information about Nigeria and it is the responsilities of the Nigerians in Australia to draw their attention to this effect. Most countries usually ask Nigeria to provide IELTS for admission before but Nigerians living in those countries have make them to understand that we have command in english and this makes them to exempt it for us, so such a thing can also be applicable to this issue.

spiggy:


@Kokobi99

Nigerian degrees are recognised, mine was assessed by Engineers Australia as equivalent to the Australian Bachelors degree (Professional Engineer - Skill level 1) , several others on this thread have had similar outcomes from their assessing authorities.

bossladyMo:


Nope...he can only claim 10pts, not 15.

The way ACS works is funny. Even those that have their degrees equated to ICT major Bachelor's, still have their work experience deducted.

So he can neither claim Bachelor segree points, nor work experience points.

scrollmeout:


Hello Spiggy, pls how long did it take to get your MSA from EA. I just submitted my application for EA yesterday and im trying to beat a deadline in June. I read about their 13 week turnaround but I'm hoping it'll be shorter.

proftaiwo:
Wow, is it possible to add NYSC experience for skilled migration point ; as it is now i need to search for 5pts ooooo.

scrollmeout:


Hello Spiggy, pls how long did it take to get your MSA from EA. I just submitted my application for EA yesterday and im trying to beat a deadline in June. I read about their 13 week turnaround but I'm hoping it'll be shorter.

bossladyMo:


Oh really! You can ask your questions here tho

bossladyMo:



He should not even bother appealing...waste of time. To be sincere, we can't compare the outdated ICT syllabus of many Nigerian schools to other unis abroad. He is even lucky it wasn't equated to a Diploma. Let him make up for it with high English points....or go for the 489 if he needs 10pts.

Teeboy22:


I have a fwend...he wnt's 2 go to australia to live n work there....buh e dnt know hw 2 go abt it......dnt even no anyfng abt hw to start...pls hw cn e go abt it....


Tnx


Tunde euro

chase123:
hi bosslady,if I should migrate to Australia as a proffessional secondary school teacher,what other alternative job can I easily obtain in Aussie as a permanent resident

proftaiwo:
Wow, is it possible to add NYSC experience for skilled migration point ; as it is now i need to search for 5pts ooooo.

ferdimako:

Chai...that is why I want to add my M.Sc to ensure comparability because as my experience doesn't attract any migration points, there might not be any usable points to cushion the effect of inadequacies if my B.Sc is not at par.

I have up to seven years of experience but not being post qualification makes it unusable for migration points but usable only for suitability.

I'm at chapter four now with my Supervisor... I should get my transcript in May and testimonial in June or July.

Bosslady...how do Nurses and Midwives do their assessment? They are diploma trained and I don't know if they sail. Must they do an English test and get proficiency level when being assessed. That 5 points won't be a bad idea!

bossladyMo:


Health professionals need an average of 7.5, with no band lower than 7, in IELTS Academic. Dont have much info about diploma trained nurses.

spiggy:


@Kokobi99

Nigerian degrees are recognised, mine was assessed by Engineers Australia as equivalent to the Australian Bachelors degree (Professional Engineer - Skill level 1) , several others on this thread have had similar outcomes from their assessing authorities.

bossladyMo:


You should read this thread from the start, you will have all the info you need. There are many ways you can go about going to Aus.

When you are through reading it, any clarifications you need will be answered.

bossladyMo:


Hi Bosslady

My assessing body is ACS, the minimum deduction from work experience is 2years from my understanding.

Tou should be able to....if your assessing body does not deduct from your work experience years.

bossladyMo:


Any job ypu want na...except of course, regulated professions like Nursing, Engineering etc

proftaiwo:
Wow, is it possible to add NYSC experience for skilled migration point ; as it is now i need to search for 5pts ooooo.

Teeboy22:


I have a fwend...he wnt's 2 go to australia to live n work there....buh e dnt know hw 2 go abt it......dnt even no anyfng abt hw to start...pls hw cn e go abt it....


Tnx


Tunde euro

bjayzeez:
Kokobi99, exactly what ferdimarko was saying... Just saying.