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What did WES write on your ECA report? That will answer your question. Sype: |
Sorry to hear about this. But pulling out is a no no!!! Do your ECA and ielts. Keep at it. Do not give up. Pray but give God something to bless. Go for unaccompanying spouse if your scores are high enough (if he still proves stubborn until the end). He will join you later when God redirects him. Do your best in gathering the POF, talk to everyone you know, and trust God to provide it. At bolded, oh dear, you will survive and thrive as long as you are determined and work hard. Canada is one of the best places in the world to live as a woman. Your children's future will be more secured in Canada than Nigeria. From my research, there are certain provinces that have post-arrival services and programs directed specifically at women, mothers (newcomers) to aid their integration, Calgary, Alberta for instance. Ontario and BC too. London Ontario has the one of the most concentration of single African mothers who have bought their first homes. I'm sure other provinces too will have their packages catering for mother demographics. Do not fear. Canada is a land of opportunities, if you are determined to work hard, stay focused and manage your expectations. Also follow this thread regularly to sustain your motivation. Reading the efforts fellow Nigerians are making at the Canadian dream and successful PPR stories will continue to motivate you and keep up your positive energy. I once saw a quote on a PPR story, it said "when you really want something, the universe moves everything possible in your direction to get it", the law of attraction. You are in my prayers. All the best to you. Rence22: |
Wrong thread. Why not google it? Ekeh2016: |
Perhaps @ bolded. It depends on your field. In IT or HR for instance, certain certifications matter for the job market. From my research, Canadian experience trumps certifications, generally. However, some have gotten good jobs without either. Do a job search on the jobsites (indeed, monster etc), are there certain certifications required in addition to your experience? That will guide you. Is your profession a regulated one? (Law, Medicine, Engineering), if yes, the advice is to wait until you get there and begin your licensing exams and bridging education. If your profession is not regulated, the general advice is to wait until a few months after landing and job search before beginning an intensive edu programme like a MA, MBA, MSc, diploma. Some professions require a few months of bridging programs (trainings, short courses, co-op) to get a foot in the door in the labour market. If your guts tell you to register for that certification based on its usefulness in the job market, go for it. But keep an open mind, about 50% of newcomers switch their careers for different reasons on landing (choice, inability to get jobs in their field, more lucrative position, what's in-demand in certain provinces etc). I must commend your futuristic approach to your settlement in Canada ![]() Jenolyfavour: |
Read page 1 under FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS here, How to increase your CRS Point https://www.nairaland.com/4843199/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled/123#73432782 and here https://www.nairaland.com/5031893/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled/246#77138681 WisemasterBizWd: |
Congratulations on your PPR. Thank you for sharing your sponsorship story. Your journey is indeed one of patience. You are victorious because you did not give up. Your girlfriend turned wife is a real one. I have decided not to grade your script because it is a novel one. As a veteran on this thread since part 3, you deserve this badge of patience. All the best in Canada. Raconteur14:
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Did you quote a PPR story or is it your PPR? So I can know how to grade your two-line script? ![]() Lollyposh: |
Send a pm and your number to @Zutlin or @Threemg, they were in the group before they got their PPR. Perhaps they can forward your number to the group admin Stellamaris81: |
You would need your first university degree, then depending on your CRS score, you would decide if you need another certification to get points for two or more certificates. I am not sure if a degree in Optometry is evaluated as a professional degree in which case your points would be higher. Perhaps those in the medical field can answer this better. What is your estimated CRS score based on your simulation? That would also determine if your 2-year work experience is sufficient to give you adequate points. Doneze: |
Yes please, that's why we're here. Ask away but check page 1 first, in case the answer is there. Yodexy: |
Haha! let him submit the script first ![]() GozyNA: |
The finale is upon us. "For the night is dark and full of terrors but the fire burns them all" Pray for the world before you sleep tonight. If mad Khaleesi wins the game tonight, our world might not be same as you know it and Canada might not exist anymore
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@bolded it's the spirit of God, He leadeth you to greener pastures sometimes his ways are beyond our powers ![]() Anyways, NYSC experience is valid as work experience. It is not a difficulty. People have gotten PPR with NYSC experience. Read all about it here https://www.nairaland.com/search?q=nysc+experience+express+entry&search=Search If you have only B.Sc, you need another certification/french exam (if you speak one) to claim more points, read more about it under the FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION section page 1 of this thread here https://www.nairaland.com/5187408/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled#78386492 , check the 6th point, How to increase your CRS Point Good that you're preparing for IELTS, you need at least LWRS 8777. Read more about work experience and NOC on page 1 under ELIGIBILITY and THE BASIC PROCESS section here https://www.nairaland.com/5187408/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled#78386475 Yodexy: |
Yes use LRWS 8777. That's the minimum you need. or LRWS 8.5 8 7.5 7.5 That's the maximum you need Ladywinterfell: |
Congratulations!!! Thank you for sharing. Indeed delay is not denial. Your patience has been rewarded. It has ended in praise for you. You score 6.6/10 Go and conquer your new country. All the best IseeJoy: |
Amen o. I follow you claim am ![]() Stencil: |
Not you na. I'm shading some others e.g @wasseynewest and others who have moved on Topsmamen: |
Congratulations on your PPR. It was a long wait but it has ended in praise. I am really happy for you because your very high CRS score was what prevented the any rejection based on that NOC. God came through for you. You score 8.5/10 We wish you and your family the best in your new country temmyo: |
Yesso this week is your week. PPR is yours already. Can't wait to read your script. For your script over-preparedness, I promise you 1 bonus mark It will end in praise. OYASALOF: |
I'm PPR story hungry and I'm sure I'm not the only one starving. Almost 10 pages gone and no story. Wrap up your scripts and share your stories with us, dear fellow Canadian hopefuls ![]() |
Lmao. i didn't even see that age part Benjamin Button tinz, I grow old but never age ![]() Stencil: |
Lol. That is when the real work starts, a different life-just-got-crazy-packing-browsing-hustling-for-my-next-job-house-province kind of work. And no, I haven't got PPR, my waiting hasn't even started, but I know na why dem no dey send us for here again hipstar2: |
First. Do not worry. Worrying will worsen your BP. Calm down. Breath in, then out, then say, "God's got me, CIC got nothing on me, my PPR is on its way." The threshold for BP for CIC is usually 140/90 (from Canadavisa). So yours is not so high above the threshold, perhaps that is why further tests are not recommended yet. (This is an intelligent guess, I am not a medic) If CIC reviews the result and feel you should go for more tests (IF), they will notify you. People have been notified, done tests, got MEP and PPR. To reassure you, high BP is not contagious and I have never come across any rejection case strictly on the basis of high BP. My advice would be to calm down, breathe, take your drugs, do what you can to reduce it and worry less about what you have no control over. Read these links: https://www.nairaland.com/4472519/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled/465 https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/blood-pressure-of-140-90-will-it-be-a-problem.515687/ https://www.quora.com/Is-140-80-an-abnormal-blood-pressure spinner500: |
Page 1 will answer all your general questions. Read the page carefully to avoid taking the wrong steps and wasting money. Start from the section THE BASIC PROCESS https://www.nairaland.com/5187408/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled#78386475 biggboy: |
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Page 1 to the rescue. @Joo2018 has provided the solution on page 1, worry no more. Check here under section FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION https://www.nairaland.com/5187408/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled#78386492 Focus on the third point in that section, Factors to consider when choosing an ECA body to use Evaluate only Msc (Bsc is unnecessary), for Nigerian Msc degrees, Waec is compulsory see earlier response here https://www.nairaland.com/5031893/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled/442#78104049 Sedehomon: |
Yes omoluabiade: |
@bolded is not a problem. You do not have to work in the field you studied to be eligible. With the high CRS score of 450+ these days, you need to get another certificate/means to boost your score. See page 1 on this under FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS https://www.nairaland.com/5187408/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled#78386492 and here https://www.nairaland.com/5031893/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled/246#77138681 Self employed people have gotten PPR, look at the documents this successful applicant submitted here https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/work-experience-education-major-different.412867/ Also look at @Topsmamen response on the self-employed application here https://www.nairaland.com/5031893/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled/256#77228254 Your age and marital status is a very good indicator for high CRS score ![]() Ladywinterfell: |
As at part 3 of this thread, WES does not evaluate NEBOSH, check here via archival search https://www.nairaland.com/4212543/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled/544#66489202 . No one answered the other agencies question in that query since part 3. Perhaps there has been updated information on this. Has someone else here evaluated it? Mimi1999: |
I have not read any PPR story here that started with spouse unaccompanying, then changed to accompanying post-AOR. But this is possible. When you change it, your scores would be recalculated (and it must be above the CRS score draw that got you the ITA), you still have to show POF for two and he has to do medicals. I saw one successful case on Canadavisa too. See here https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/plz-help-ee-change-spouse-from-non-accompanying-to-accompanying-after-ppr.563688/ According to CIC/IRCC, if your scores is recalculated after you change to accompanying spouse and your score drops lower than the CRS score which got you the ITA, you would be rejected and you lose your money, no refund. See their tweet here https://twitter.com/citimmcanada/status/966776974340427776?lang=en omoluabiade: |
The answer is already in your question @bolded There is no other most authoritative source than the CRS score tool on CIC website which you said you have checked. What more can we say? Page 1 of this thread has the most detailed answer you can get. Check the section, ESTIMATE YOUR CRS SCORE https://www.nairaland.com/5187408/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled#78386475 Also the section THE BASIC PROCESS, ELIGIBILITY, check here https://www.nairaland.com/5187408/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled#78386475 After you check your potential score with IELTS scores which page 1 must have told you, check out the latest trend scores here: https://www.cicnews.com/2019/04/3350-express-entry-candidates-invited-to-apply-for-permanent-residence-as-cut-off-score-drops-0412145.html#gs.ccfo1z If your scores is in the 450+s, you have a very good chance konja44: |
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