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Tolupeppe:No it is not needed for Nigerians As regards IELTS for admission purpose, if you are a Nigerian, you don't need it, cos they know Nigeria is an English Speaking Country, the IELTS in admission requirements of Canadian Universities, colleges (DLI) are for Non-English speaking countries e.g Vietnam, Indian , Philippine etc. But if you feel you want to fulfill all righteousness, get a LETTER OF CONFIRMATION OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY LETTER (TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN FORMAT) from the THE SCHOOL YOU DID your B.SC or HND in NIGERIA. This letter can be gotten from your SCHOOL REGISTRAR in the senate or better still go to the EXAM AND RECORDS OFFICE they should be able to guide you on how to get the letter. |
Yinkagbo:So sorry about your refusal Await the response of the gurus to the bolded The thing I can point out here is about the program you went for based on the VO's comment about your proposed study plan is fbis6 Your Bachelors degree & Work experience aligns with Agribusiness management but the the qualification (diploma) of the program you wanna go for is not a good career and academic progression for you. That is, a B.Tech holder going for a Diploma program. A PG.cert in Agribusiness Management or related program is a better option See the link below for that https://www.nairaland.com/6567181/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/652#105068607 |
Opeyemi04:See the link below https://www.nairaland.com/6567181/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/612#104848779 |
![]() laidenews:Yes you can since you have a Bachelors degree and your CGPA is strong. Also, it all depends on how convincing a Professor finds your cold mail, academic cv, required skills etc. which would make him/her conclude whether you gonna be a good for for his/her research group/lab or not and also if the Prof. has grants for research to fund graduate students. Kudos to you for gaining those internship experiences and Skills. As a Business Administration graduate, It's more like a transition from NONSTEM to STEM for you and that has a potential of making a Professor of Business Analytics in a Canadian university or Universities have interest in you if it's mentioned on your Academic CV & Cold mails. You are welcome, it's good you are being intentional and doing your due diligence. Note: Based on your last paragraph, be very careful not to send a Particular copy of cold mail to more than one professor (avoid sending a generic mail to all profs). A cold mail must be specifically tailored to a Prof. based on his/her research areas and publication or publications. That is, for instance, the cold mail meant for Professor Shawn Mendes would be different from the one you gonna be sending to Prof. Bryan Adams. So if you are gonna be mailing 30 profs. that means you gonna be drafting 30 different cold mails You might want to see the contents in the links below if you haven't. https://www.nairaland.com/6567181/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/340#103603240 https://www.nairaland.com/6567181/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/556#104551146 I wish you positive response from the Profs. you gonna be cold mailing. Goodluck!!! |
Opeyemi04:You are welcome Chief. OK Why health program? Did you study an health related program in the University? If yes what's the name of the B.sc program? |
dotoracs:Big Amen to the bolded |
Opeyemi04:Good afternoon, While you await response from others First of all, you need to assess your level of education (academic profile) and in some cases work experience to know the kind of program you can/should go for, cos most of the time, the qualification and the type of program you go for determines the potential success of your study visa application. You must have admission first, get your Letter Of Acceptance (Admission Letter) before applying for Canada Study Visa That being said, Your Response to the questions below would enable you to know the qualification & type of program you should go for (e.g PG.Cert, Masters, PHD, Post Doc) - What did you studied in the University (B.SC or M.SC) or polytechnic (HND)? - Do you have a 2.1 or 2.2, upper or lower credit? - what year did you graduate ? (to address study gap) - Do you have a job? If yes, what is the name of your Job, and what are your Job duties? (to know if your Job is related to your Degree) - How many years work experience do you have in that Job? |
aminat2000:Hello honorable Read thie post in the link below https://www.nairaland.com/6567181/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/399#103890193 |
Tips & Tricks on how to secure Fully-funded Graduate Opportunities in a RESEARCH GROUP - STEM & Non-STEM (With an over 75% Success Rate if you do your DUE DILIGENCE) in Canada, USA & other countries If you want to clinch scholarship opportunities for the 2022 intake, you gotta be STREET SMART , that being said, "Do you know you can get Fully-funded Graduate opportunities in a Research Group?" Let's go there, Most of us have loads of RESEARCH INTERESTS, but some of the PROFS. we cold mail might just give us that response we don't want " Your Profile is good and i would have loved to supervise & work with you, but I don't have funding ". To increase your Chances of getting a Fully-funded Graduate, leverage on looking for Research Groups related to your Research Interests. Most times RESEARCH GROUPS do get grants from government more than a Faculty. Look at this illustration STEM Let's say for instance, Am a Mechanical Engineering graduate (B.SC), and one of my RESEARCH INTERESTS is " Tribology", I went to google and type this keyword "Tribology Research Group, Canada " It brought out lists of TRIBOLOGY RESEARCH GROUPS in Canada So I found a Research Lab/group called NANOTRIBOLOGY LAB at the University of Calgary, Canada https://www.ucalgary.ca/labs/nanotribology So I read the webpage, on scrolling down, I saw the Group Leader of the Research Group (Professor) and an advert saying, " Openings We are currently searching for highly motivated and dedicated students to join the group. Please email Dr. Egberts if you are interested in joining, and include a description of your research background, a current Academic CV, and a short one page statement of why you want to study nanoscience and/or friction". As you can see in the above illustration from the Website, the Prof. is looking for Graduate Students in his Research Group In some cases, Group Leader (Professor) of the research group might post an advertised position, so you have to do your due diligence by Cold mailing the Prof. to show interests in his/her Research Group. Note: Your Research Interests must be aligned with the Research Areas/Focus of the RESEARCH GROUP ......... NON_STEM Let's assume am a graduate of History, International Relations, Political Science etc, & my RESEARCH INTERESTS is on GENDER STUDIES I googled "GENDER STUDIES RESEARCH GROUP CANADA" and I saw this Research Group Sexuality & Gender Research Group at Western University, Ontario, Canada https://www.uwo.ca/womens/research/Sexuality%20and%20Gender%20Research%20Group.html I had to look for the Group Leader of the Research Group & Cold mail him based on the RESEARCH AREA/FOCUS of the group. While Cold Mailing Profs. Of University Faculties, you can aswell be cold mailing Professors of RESEARCH GROUPS...... Good luck!! |
Delux4luv:If she has work experience in Management, she can go for PG. cert in a Management related program If she doesn't, She's left with no choice than to apply for a PG. Cert in a PHYSICS related program |
Teemenzo:Nagode Sosai. Yesoooo.. The weather dey CHACHARAKACHA and e dey GIN GIN the body ![]() |
Favour132:Good morning ma'am Why not. Nothing is impossible. As far as a Professor of Education in a Canadian University has grants (funds) & finds you a best fit for his/her research. Its you that will seat down and do serious research on Professors of Education in Canadian Universities whose Research Areas/Focus aligns with your Research interests for Masters, most especially a Research area you have prior research experience on e.g your Undergraduate Final Year Thesis (project) or any form of Research Experience. Your ability to convince a Professor that you gonna be a good fit would make you stand a chance to get a Fully-funded Masters. Looking for FULLY-FUNDED GRADUATE OPPORTUNITIES is like when you are testing & sampling a site and want to mine mineral resources The Contents in the link will guide you on that https://www.nairaland.com/6567181/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/321#103487629 See the link below for Masters in Education Programs & Canadian Universities offering them (Opooor!!!) https://www.universitystudy.ca/search-programs/?k=Education&program_level_merged=Master%27s+degree&program_language=ENGLISH Google the ones you have something in common with, visit their faculties, people or staff, that's where you gonna see their Professors, Associate Professors, in which many of them have their Research areas, publications, contact email etc. on their profile when you click on their name. Once you see them, apply what you learnt in the first link to each of the professors in a non-generic way |
Ivygive:Congratulations ma'am on your Study Visa Approval To the Bolded ![]() |
DestinationCann:Thanks....... ![]() You are welcome Chief ![]() To God be all glory. Amen!!!!!!!! Prayers Well Appreciated...... Stay Blessed |
makano:Spot on Honorable.......... While i was preparing my application in 2020. I saw a well detailed approval timeline. The unique thing about this approval timeline was that, the guy's application profile was 65% aligning with mine. I took time to study all what he did as a first time applicant, connected everything together. His Approval timeline was very insightful. in a nutshell, there is power in Approval Timelines |
Dotunwa:Hi Chief Don't apply to that school cos they don't offer PGWP (Post Graduate Work Permit) eligible programs and that's not good for you if you intend staying in Canada after your studies. You can also confirm it yourself in the link below Canadian Career Education College (Private College) Vaughn, Ontario Source: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/prepare/designated-learning-institutions-list.html There are lots of disadvantages applying to a DLI that doesn't offer PGWP eligible programs. In your best interest, apply to a DLI (school) that offers PGWP eligible programs Await response from the gurus and other members of this platform |
Hello great minds, Happy New Month to y'all. For those of you interested in getting FULLY-FUNDED GRADUATE OPPORTUNITY or OPPORTUNITIES for MSC, PHD, POST DOC, GRA - Graduate Research Assistantships, TA - Teaching Assistantships in Canada & the US The Official Graduate School Application for Advertised Graduate Positions & Cold Mailing of Professor Season is here again for FALL 2022 intake From Now till January 15, 2022 is the surest period to get FULLY-FUNDED GRADUATE OFFERS in Canada & USA for FALL 2022 (SEPTEMBER) and some very few ones for WINTER 2022 (JAN), SPRING 2022 (MAY). That being said, be very proactive and intentional with your Cold Mails to Profs. and Advertised Grad. Positions applications this period. If you have been following Academic Twitter lately, you would see success stories from some Nigerians who got Fully-funded Graduate Opportunities in Canada , USA and some other countries (Opooor), it was much this year, this can also be you, under the condition you do your "due diligence". See the link below for Detailed Guide for Masters Degree holders who want to do a PH.D in Canada. Find Attached Dr. Olumuyiwaayo's magic Academic CV & Cold Mail (The response & success rate from those who used the attachment for their own Academic CV & Cold Mail to Professors have been so massive) https://www.nairaland.com/6567181/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/321#103487629 Relate and apply the Content in the link above to your own field of discipline , research areas and shoot your shots. The Content in the link above is also applicable to B.SC holders going for a Masters degree program (thesis-based) in Canada Also don't forget the place of prayer "Only God crown efforts... There are loads of graduate opportunities from Canadian Universities posted daily on Academic Twitter by the likes of; @drolumuyiwaayo @Jamaticulus @ijesha_canadian All the best!!!! |
Kirusky4life:The minimum admission requirement to do Masters in Canada is a 2.1. As a 2.2 graduate, you are eligible to apply for a Post Graduate Certificate (PG.Cert) program in a Mechanical Engineering Related program from a College. Google search the programs below, check their overviews , course curriculums, admission intakes, tuition amount for international students etc., make your choice and apply PG. Cert, Mechatronics Fleming College, Ontario PG. Cert, Applied Manufacturing Management - Mechatronics Conestoga College, Ontario PG. Cert, Applied Manufacturing Management - Welding Option Conestoga College, Ontario PG. Cert, Applied Manufacturing Management - Machining Option Conestoga College, Ontario PG. Cert, Practical Elements of Mechanical Engineering Fanshawe College of Applied Arts and Technology, London, ON PG. Cert, Applied Mechanical Design Fanshawe College of Applied Arts and Technology, London, ON PG. Cert, Applied Aerospace Manufacturing Fanshawe College, Ontario |
Blavkmaann:Hilarious but very informative, kudos The part of the video you said, If You can help me with TRANSPORT was damn funny ![]() |
Imustreturn:Take your time and go through all contents in the link below then relate & apply it to your own field of study and Research Interests for your Masters in Canada https://www.nairaland.com/6567181/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/321#103487629 https://www.nairaland.com/6567181/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/649#105043322 Good luck.... |
milo9:Congratulations on the success of your Study Visa Application. Stay Blessed |
phlorem:Congratulations Scholar Wish you bountiful success in Grad. School |
fluxyn:Congratulations !!!!! This one is more than SPEED OF LIGHT APPROVAL!!! |
Leyemoshood:Thanks Chief. Adupe , Jah has been Faithful |
Amicableoga:Check your MENTIONS, i responded to this same question from you |
Jummydee:While you await response from others These are my own suggestions As a fresh HND holder, you are expected to go for a POST GRADUATE CERTIFICATE program related to your Architecture HND degree e.g Green Architecture, GIS, Building Architecture and some Civil & Building Engineering related programs. Its a college that can take you You can't go for an M.SC cos Canada requires a Bachelors degree (minimum of 2.1) to apply for Masters. Do your research on the following programs one by one, check the program overview, check the course curriculum of each programs and see the one's that has course components related to architecture, tuition amount for international students, Admission intake e.g Fall - Sept, Winter - January, May - Spring, then go for the one that suites your Academic background, then apply Graduate Certificate (PG.Cert) in Green Architecture Algonquin College, ON https://www.algonquincollege.com/acce/program/green-architecture/ PG. Cert in Marine Geomatics Nova Scotia Community College, Nova Scotia https://www.nscc.ca/learning_programs/programs/PlanDescr.aspx?prg=MGEO&pln=MARGEOM PG. Cert in Civil Engineering, Building related Courses https://www.nairaland.com/6321900/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/363#99716912 PG. Cert in Construction Management -1378B (2 years program) - Available for International Students Conestoga College, Waterloo, Ontario https://www.conestogac.on.ca/fulltime/construction-management https://www.conestogac.on.ca/fulltime/construction-management/courses?id=22589 Geographic Information Systems (PG.CERT) Nova Scotia Community College https://www.nscc.ca/learning_programs/programs/plandescr.aspx?prg=GISAD&pln=GEOINFSYS For other PG. Cert Programs in GIS visit the Link below & google search them https://www.ontariocolleges.ca/en/programs/search?q=GIS&page=0&by%5BProgramCredentialEnglish%5D%5B0%5D=Graduate%20Certificate While you are preparing yourself to apply for a PG.CERT ADMISSION you would most likely need the information in the two links below, that being said, take your time and go through them Potential Documents needed to apply for admission in a College for PG. Cert https://www.nairaland.com/6567181/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/221#103080983 Benefits of adding supporting documents to your College Post Graduate Certificate (PG.Cert), Masters, PHD application admission application in order to boost your admission Chances https://www.nairaland.com/6567181/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/481#104216281 https://www.nairaland.com/6567181/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/486#104240364 Do your research well, get across to the school (email), in a nutshell, do your due diligence before applying for any of the above program cos the journey to your Study Visa Success depends on the type of program and qualification of the program you apply for. ADMISSION IS IMPORTANT, VISA APPLICATION SUCCESS IS IMPORTANTA!!!! Good luck! |
Kaydelegend01:Hi, So sorry about the outcome of your application. You would need to order for your GCMS Notes (which would take like 28-35 days to get) so as to see the VO's comment/assessment about your application. Your GCMS note will show detailed reasons why you were refused cos the refusal reasons on the refusal letter sent to you is a GENERIC one. In a nutshell, so as not to re-apply blindly, get your GCMS Note It's the content in that VO's Comment on your GCMS Notes you gonna address/tackle, then you can comeback here to the forum & show the refusal reasons (Screenshot of the bolded VO's Comment), so gurus & members in house will be able to give result-oriented advice/suggestions See the steps in ordering your GCMS notes in the link below https://www.nairaland.com/6567181/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/521#104384796 If you still have challenges ordering for your GCMS NOTES, ask here on the forum, members who were able to order for their GCMS NOTES successfully would be able guide you further. Get across to Frankrobbn1 for his professional service. All the best in your reapplication |
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Amicableoga:https://www.nairaland.com/6354180/general-usa-student-visa-enquiries-part |
Amicableoga:Conestoga College, Ontario - Embedded Systems Development (Optional Co-op) (2 years PGC-Post Graduate Certificate Program) Fanshawe College, Ontario PGC, Electronics and Embedded Systems Development Fleming College, Ontario PGC Mechatronics PG. Cert, Applied Electrical Motion and Control Management Conestoga College, Ontario PG. Cert, Applied Energy Management Conestoga College, Ontario |
Enjay316:1) Await a response to your first question 2) Go there with your; - Biometric Instruction Letter - Appointment letter - Your International Passport - 2 Coloured Copies of your International Passport Data Page (Print this before going to the Center, cos if u don't , u would be left with no choice than to print it at an outrageous amount at the center) - Go with your NoseMask so you don't buy #50 nose mask for #500 ![]() Note: Ignore any tout or anyone that comes to meet you or wants to convince you that you need Passport Photograph, it is not needed See the link below for; Biometrics at VFS Office Lagos (Based on the experience of a Nairaland Member) https://www.nairaland.com/6321900/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/12#97324402 |
Mojiwealth:Hello ma'am So sorry about the outcome of your application You would need to order for your GCMS Notes (which would take like 28-35 days to get) so as to see the VO's comment/assessment about your application. Your GCMS note will show detailed reasons why you were refused cos the refusal reasons on the refusal letter sent to you is a GENERIC one. In a nutshell, so as not to re-apply blindly, get your GCMS Note It's the content in that VO's Comment on your GCMS Notes you gonna address/tackle, then you can comeback here to the forum & show the refusal reasons (Screenshot of the bolded VO's Comment), so gurus & members in house will be able to give result-oriented advice/suggestions See the steps in ordering your GCMS notes in the link below https://www.nairaland.com/6567181/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/521#104384796 If you still have challenges ordering for your GCMS NOTES, ask here on the forum, members who were able to order for their GCMS NOTES successfully would be able guide you further. While you await your GCMS NOTES, why not post your APPLICATION INFO/MANUSCRPT so it can be given some bird eye view and analysis by members of this platform pending the time your GCMS NOTES would arrive. That is, - Names of documents you submitted for your CLIENT INFORMATION and PROOF OF FUNDS - Ties to home country i.e Things that can compel you to come back to Nigeria after your studies e.g If you are married with kids, have landed properties in your name or parents name, your parents and siblings in Nigeria, your Job, a Position you hold in an organization in Nigeria e.g Church, Club etc.) - WHAT YOU STUDIED IN THE UNIVERSITY (BSC) OR POLYTECHNIC (HND) - 2.1 or 2.2 or 3rd Class / Upper or Lower Credit - Year you graduated from the university or poly - How many years of work experience - Is your job related to what you studied in school - Name of the program you applied for in Canada and its qualification (a Diploma, Advance Diploma, B.SC, PG.Cert, PGD, Masters, PHD) - Name of the school you applied to in Canada - Is the program you applied for in Canada related to your degree or work experience - Did you submit an SOP (STATEMENT OF PURPOSE)? - Any additional info or document you submitted Your response to the above questions would bring some potential eye openers to were things went wrong in your study visa application and how should prepare yourself to tackle it while you await your GCMS NOTES |
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