salford1:

You are correct. I took C++ in school as part of my course completion requirement. I scored above 85% in the course but I just didn't enjoy programming. I can't see myself building a career in that field. Programming is not easy or fun for many people.

TheCongo2:


Can you try the Federal Skilled Workers Program ?

https://www.nairaland.com/4472519/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled

TheCongo2:


Can you try the Federal Skilled Workers Program ?

https://www.nairaland.com/4472519/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled

Eichie123:
somebody is helping me out and i found out that it is TRV he is doing after i went for biometric, so i want to know if i have the TRV what are my chance of getting a work permit

TheCongo2:


None.

TheCongo2:


None.

Eichie123:
i have not been there but there not that can not be done in life there must be a way out

Ejadike:
Good evening house... I've been doing some research lately on which province in Canada has a better standard of living, immigrants friendly, high employment rate and could offer student loan for undergraduate. Because I plan on starting school as an undergraduate all over from scratch. Please, ill appreciate any help. Thanks guys.

TheCongo2:


All provinces offer student loan for undergraduate.
As to your question about which province has better standard of living, or is immigrant friendly ... the answers will certainly be opened to debates.

cutezain:


Thank you very much. Can I pm you.

TheCongo2:


There are few ways you can go about it but there is no guarantee it will work.
You can apply for permanent resident on humanitarian grounds but there is no guarantee you will get it given that many people are turned down under this program.
You can apply for asylum if you qualify.
Or, a family member can sponsor you.

My best recommendation is the federal skilled program. Else, you may waste 10 years of your life in Canada and then end up by getting deported.

Eichie123:
thanks you so much, because some body told me that an employer can do that for me

TheCongo2:


Coming to think about...
My barber is Jamaican. He once told me he first came to Canada on a visitor visa and tnen was sponsor by the barbershop for permanent residence

maternal:


Alberta without a doubt. If I knew what I know now (I sound old) I would have never step foot in Ontario. I always tell newcomers to come to Alberta. The opportunities here is unbelievable. To answer your question, if you plan to be a geologist, Alberta is obviously the place to be with the oil being here. I currently work in the oilfields along with many Nigerians. My guy is actually a geologist. Though I don't know how to get certified. I would suggest to do the certification here (in Canada). Nothing done in naija would be trusted.

One last advice to newcomers. Chase stability and prosperity, NOT the name of a fancy degree. People here don't care about your status or what fancy degree you have. I work with literally small boys (mid 20's) with just a high school diploma, along with some professional courses, and years of experience making 100-250k per year. If you have a relevant trade, you'd be worshiped here. Whereas, I know people with fancy degrees but are unemployed or under-employed. My point is do what makes sense, not what you think others think of you.

cnnelo:
Good day seniors in the house.

I've been reading this thread from page 1 and I can say that you are one big family here. Thank you.

Please I'd like to know if someone with a Canadian work visa (5years) can relocate his family to Canada.

Thank you as I await your prompt response.

wisdom77:
Hello Seniors,
Pls has anyone here relocated with a niece or nephew, I will like to relocate with my 9yr old niece. How do I go about it?

JKJ6:
My people already living in Canny, i hail una o! Please, any idea of the certification that will be best for someone looking for opportunities in Transport and Logistics sector? My family and I will be in Canada in summer for about 3 weeks and return to Nigeria. We plan to relocate by the end of 2019 but before that time, i would like to have a certification in Transport and Logistics that will increase my chances of getting a good job very easily when we finally enter Canada.

Suggestions on the most sought after Canadian certification for Transport and Logistics will be most appreciated.

bankylan:


You can opt for CITL........You can even do it here in Nigeria with Multimix in Eric Moore. The certification is globally recognized.

maternal:
Alberta without a doubt. If I knew what I know now (I sound old) I would have never step foot in Ontario. I always tell newcomers to come to Alberta. The opportunities here is unbelievable. To answer your question, if you plan to be a geologist, Alberta is obviously the place to be with the oil being here. I currently work in the oilfields along with many Nigerians. My guy is actually a geologist. Though I don't know how to get certified. I would suggest to do the certification here (in Canada). Nothing done in naija would be trusted.

One last advice to newcomers. Chase stability and prosperity, NOT the name of a fancy degree. People here don't care about your status or what fancy degree you have. I work with literally small boys (mid 20's) with just a high school diploma, along with some professional courses, and years of experience making 100-250k per year. If you have a relevant trade, you'd be worshiped here. Whereas, I know people with fancy degrees but are unemployed or under-employed. My point is do what makes sense, not what you think others think of you.

TheCongo2:


My sister and her family have relocated to Alberta from Ontario. She has been saying the exact same words you have posted.

TheCongo2:


Coming to think about...
My barber is Jamaican. He once told me he first came to Canada on a visitor visa and tnen was sponsor by the barbershop for permanent residence

Ejadike:
Good morning from Nigeria. Please can I am you? I really need some insights from you please.

maternal:


That's hard to believe. Barbars are not in short demand.

bankylan:


You can opt for CITL........You can even do it here in Nigeria with Multimix in Eric Moore. The certification is globally recognized.

maternal:


You can ask it here

TheCongo2:


simiolu1,

I checked lynda.com and the pricing seems to be higher than those listed on Udemy.
On Udemy, there are always promotions going on.
As a result of the promo, a course on Udemy is about $14.

maziude:


Boss, abeg no vex oh... Shey dem no get office ni abi bank account?

Alternatively, you can contact them for quick resolution of your matter.

phemmisky:



Boss, i have been admitted to uottawa, pls i need your clarifications regarding some things, i already sent you a PM, pls respond sir. thank you

maternal:


That's hard to believe. Barbars are not in short demand.

TheCongo2:


Hello maternal,
That is a good point you made. I was thinking about that as well.
But then again what about the nannies. Many ladies are getting permanent resident status by working as nannies. There are agencies bringing nannies from the Philippines. You can also sponsor a nanny from your home country.
Would you say there is a difference between a nanny and a barber?