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tarigbabu:

I agree with your submission, however, I enquired from universities in Canada yrs back and was advised to apply for MPT which I saw as a waste of time ( so for me I regard MPT as pre-msc for a foreign trained PT) that's why I decided to go for my masters in kinesiology. However I believe getting MSC physiotherapy admission in Canada is competitive hence my decision in advising physiotherapists to apply for less competitive masters programs thereafter integrate themselves into the system.

Hello tarigbabu. How are u doing with MUN. Hope its not too stressful. I sent you a mail request via your nairaland handle but I'm yet to get a reply from you. Guess its either the email is no longer active or your busy schedule. Kindly PM me, or send me your email. I have some personal questions to ask. Thanks

Pls as regards the msc kinesiology, does one need to get a supervisor approvl before applying? Secondly i graduated frm oau n my schl doesnt use cgpa rather distinction, credit, and pass. I however graduated with a pass. Will i still be able to apply for the graduate program. Thanks

tarigbabu:

I agree with your submission, however, I enquired from universities in Canada yrs back and was advised to apply for MPT which I saw as a waste of time ( so for me I regard MPT as pre-msc for a foreign trained PT) that's why I decided to go for my masters in kinesiology. However I believe getting MSC physiotherapy admission in Canada is competitive hence my decision in advising physiotherapists to apply for less competitive masters programs thereafter integrate themselves into the system.

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MSC in kinesiology is thesis based in almost all Canadian universities (don't know any Uni where it is course based). So u will need to get a supervisor before applying. Physiotherapy is not classified in all Uni here. However u can still get your transcript to know what your CGPA is. Requirement is on various schools website. So from your CGPA u can determine if you are qualified or not.
Cheers.

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I'm doing my undergrad so i dont really have an idea about that. sorry

please as a Nigerian registered nurse how do i work legally in Canada and can you tell me how much are paying for their nurses over there? Thanks

loluola:
please as a Nigerian registered nurse how do i work legally in Canada and can you tell me how much are paying for their nurses over there? Thanks

Use the express entry. Nurses can earn from $28 dollars per hour depending on your skills and certification. Please note their certification not yours.

@Humblega any feedback from the whole process for your Msc? I'm interested to moving to Canada, can you share please?

Please does anyone have any idea on the Canadian Federal Skilled Visa? Has it worked for anyone? How is the processing like? Kindly share guys

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Hello.pls do we have pharmacist that are based in Canada.i would like to know the process involved in obtaining the license over there.or is it advisable to get a pharmd a masters degree.which is better for a pharmacist to fit best into the system.and can I also get an insight on their pay package

tarigbabu:

I'm in Newfoundland and Labrador, st john's to be precise. I'm doing my PG program in kinesiology at MUN.

My search for cheap foreign schools continues..... Bro i heard mun is cheap.Do they accept installment payment for undergraduate students? If yes, what is the installment payment plans?Is it easy to get admission ? What is their tuition fee

please I'm a physiotherapist in naija...I would like to practice in Canada...what are the procedures involved? pls I need your advice.thanks