jholarharde:

I think it is due to the increase in age discrepancy that is the present trend, WES is getting frustrated

Jaytam:
Good morning every one, please I need help. I am a silent member here on EE since thread 3. I just got my gcms notes now and saw an interview is recommended as a result of dissatisfaction on my primary occupation from the officer in charge.
Please what do you recommend I do.
Below is note 1.

Jaytam:
Good morning every one, please I need help. I am a silent member here on EE since thread 3. I just got my gcms notes now and saw an interview is recommended as a result of dissatisfaction on my primary occupation from the officer in charge.
Please what do you recommend I do.
Below is note 1.

stonecoldcafe:


The VO is of the opinion your reference letter and probably Job description is QUITE close to the wordings of your NOC (big pointer to the rest of us)

Jaytam:
Good morning every one, please I need help. I am a silent member here on EE since thread 3. I just got my gcms notes now and saw an interview is recommended as a result of dissatisfaction on my primary occupation from the officer in charge.
Please what do you recommend I do.
Below is note 1.

radec:
Please as anyone done EOR for both speaking and writing and came out upgraded?

Newmum0615:
This is what I tell a lot of people who give me JDs to review for NOC coding. Never lift words from the NOC main duties. There are soooooo many ways to write something and make it look different from wherever you copied from. Paraphrase guys and stay alert.

Itsawonder:
Congratulations Kwado, what a speedy PPR, it's a wonder!

There's one thing I'll like to know please, how different is your work experience reference letter from the so called CIC format? Missing anything or adding more details? That might have made a difference. I look forward to your response.

radec:
Please as anyone done EOR for both speaking and writing and came out upgraded?

clow:



Well I am the main applicant , single,just clocked 29 in June and by November will have 5 years working experience I have a sibling in Canada with a pr status I have a bsc. I did ielts before my score was lrsw 8.5,7.5,8.0,6.5 and my cars score back then was 405.

Itsawonder:
My apologies everyone, I think I must have misled some people regarding the so called minimum IELTS score. I have played around with the CRS calculator and confirmed that an average applicant without sibling, job or previous study in Canada or a Canadian spouse would need a minimum of 7 in each section of IELTS skills tested to get a decent score for ITA. LRSW 8777 indeed is a magic number. If the bolded does not apply to you, you will have to meet at least that magic number please.

MummyJaygirls:
I greet you all. Congrats to all IELTS passers, ITA and PPR receivers

Abeg how long does ICES use these days for ECA?

LecturerIFE:


Yes. I applied this week, and I saw like 10 or so other names on the list applying for same to be sent to Wes. Total cost is N18500 - N1000 for confirmation of result and N17500 for the transcript and courier.

To avoid waste of time, make the 1k confirmation of result via remita before you go there.

Visit www.remita.net On the page, click on "Pay FGN and State TSA. A dropdown pops up, click on Federal Government of Nigeria. On the next page, fill the below.

i Name of MDA: Type National Examination Council (while typing National Examin... the name will come up itself)
ii Name of Service/Purpose: pick Tender Fees in the drop-down.
iii Description: Type Confirmation of result
iv Amount: 1000
v GIFMIS code: you can skip this as the field isn't compulsory
vi Payer's Full name: type your name as it appears on your certificate/statement of result
vi Payers Email: Please ensure you use a valid email address as you will need this to generate your Remita receipt.
vi Payers Phone: fill as you wish.
Complete the captcha and proceed to payment.

You can choose to pay with your card/bank's internet banking or take the generated RRR code and pay at any bank branch. Please save the RRR code.

If you pay with your card/bank's Internet banking, check your email for your remita receipt (not the same as your bank receipt... the remita receipt is generated and sent by Remita to your email) . In case you do not get the receipt in your email, go back to www.remita.net and click on Resend Receipt or Invoice, enter your RRR code and you should get the receipt in your mailbox.

You can skip the entire steps above by going to any bank branch and make the payment via Remita.

Take one copy of your Remita payment receipt, three copies of your certificate/statement of result and three copies of completed Academic Records Request form from Wes. If you are in Lagos, visit NECO office at 20(?), Coker Road, Ilupeju.

They will issue you a neco receipt of 1k, you then complete a form and submit with the other documents.

That's pretty much it.

I was told the forms will be sent to Neco head office in Minna for processing... this could take between 2 to 3 weeks to get to WES.

Transformium:

Newmum0615 ...Did you use a Nigerian bank card to pay for your UK PCC? I have tried all my cards but I keep getting the error "transaction declined contact merchant"

Called the banks and they said the payment isn't hitting their system.

Transformium:

Newmum0615 ...Did you use a Nigerian bank card to pay for your UK PCC? I have tried all my cards but I keep getting the error "transaction declined contact merchant"

Called the banks and they said the payment isn't hitting their system.

Utonne:

Hi. I used my Nigerian card to pay for my UK PCC. FCMB to be precise. Try someone else’s bank card and maybe make a transfer

joo2018:
Hailing the Edmonton mama.
Anybody used ICES recently to answer her?

Ifeoma77:

This kinda reminds me of the story of the hungry man who bought a donut to quench his hunger, after eating it, he was still hungry so he buys another ... and another. Finally the 4th time, he decides to buy buns and after eating this, he feels full. He then starts wondering why he didn't just buy buns the first time and save himself the money he wasted on 3 donuts.

I'm not discounting the fact that the paid version must have been a lot more helpful than the free version of Liz's tips. I'm just saying, give your spouse some credit, perhaps she learnt from the experience of the first four exams. It's possible she practiced harder, studied like crazy, stopped taking the writing module for granted, improved her handwriting and writing speed, learnt to meet up with word count, brushed up her spellings and punctuations, etc.

I'm sure the buns helped but don't forget the donuts

Ifeoma77:

This kinda reminds me of the story of the hungry man who bought a donut to quench his hunger, after eating it, he was still hungry so he buys another ... and another. Finally the 4th time, he decides to buy buns and after eating this, he feels full. He then starts wondering why he didn't just buy buns the first time and save himself the money he wasted on 3 donuts.

I'm not discounting the fact that the paid version must have been a lot more helpful than the free version of Liz's tips. I'm just saying, give your spouse some credit, perhaps she learnt from the experience of the first four exams. It's possible she practiced harder, studied like crazy, stopped taking the writing module for granted, improved her handwriting and writing speed, learnt to meet up with word count, brushed up her spellings and punctuations, etc.

I'm sure the buns helped but don't forget the donuts

Transformium:


Thanks... I have tried my Uk debit card also and its the same error. I would try someone else's bank card and see if the payment would go through.

MummyJaygirls:
I greet you all. Congrats to all IELTS passers, ITA and PPR receivers

Abeg how long does ICES use these days for ECA?