ShoeShineGuy:
Good morning everyone. Pls I'm new on Nairaland. Had to join because a friend recommended this thread. Right now, I need the contact of someone in Uniben Exams & Records who can help fast-track the sending of transcipts. I appreciate all that has been helping others here. Thanks in advance.

Pls, fellow ex-Unibenites, from Ekosodin, to EDPA to Osasogie to Halls 1-5, I dey beg una o. Na inside rain for Ring Road I dey so o..

Chirolechick:
There is telegram group

Natalie27:
Please is there a Calgary watsapp group ... my friend is Landing in July and he would love to be added please ... thank you

teechedah:
Who has ever used http://mini-ielts.com for study(Listening and reading)? Hope it is helpful before i begin using it for study?

ladymarshall:
Even till tomorrow, I am still questioning myself if I have ever been refused UK visa, even though I haven't. I don't know why UK is the only country I am wondering about No be small stress, but it will be worth it

Esomimi:
Good evening all,

Please I need clarification on sths.

I am Pre-ITA, currently sitting in the pool and I already got my reference letter from HR dated May 9th, 2019 (Level - ET) However, I recently got promoted and my promotion letter is dated May 10th, 2019 (New Level - ABO). The job function, Title (Relationship Officer) and working hours did not change, the initial letter also did not carry salary amount.

To my question:

1. Do I need to get a new reference letter, even though nothing is really changing apart from the level? Or can I just submit the old one without my promotion letter?
2. Since my salary wasn't stated, and our payslips do not carry official logos, can I just print my statement and highlight all salary payments?
3. The promotion came with salary increase which reflected in the last salary payment. If I do not submit a promotion letter as proof of the increase in salary amount, will it raise any queries?

Looking forward to your great opinions.

sen2paco:
Hi all, can someone pls share with me Ins. Moshood's contact?

Kimbebe:
If it’s Q-life, they’ll ask you to send a copy of your ITA before booking the appointment for you but I believe this might be different for IOM.

WarriBrandChic:
Thanks alot for your response. This would have been perfect but I don't have utility bills. I stay in a company apartment now and all bills are handled by the company.

I'm so confused.

etrange:


Congrats! With this determination, there's no stopping you.

princekins:
Congrats....Wish you Godspeed for the rest phases.

Ifeoma77:

Wow!!! Congratulations Sis!!!!!!!
You deserve shekere

Topsmamen:


Wow! Such determination. Congrats Natalie.

ladymarshall:
Wow!!! Congratulations!!! You are really determined!!! May the rest of your journey be smooth

princekins:
Goodmorning gurus in the house. I want to in all palpable sincerity apologize for being a prodigal son, I have been here before, but left to pursue study visa, because I would love to have Canadian Msc degree. It is now obvious that it is more expensive and cumbersome for me to go through that route.

Please I need to evaluate my Credentials. I graduated from University of Benin with a Doctor of Optometry degree (2014) and I want to use WES to evaluate. I currently have both my Certificate and Transcript( I got the transcript indirectly through a sch a applied for Msc).

In the WES site it is stated tht I send 4 things: WAEC, NECO, CERTIFICATE and Transcript.

Should I send only Certificate or both Certificate and Transcript and ignore WAEC and NECO?
I intend to send it myself to save cost using FAX, should I go ahead?
I hv a relative in Canada that will receive a copy of the ECA, should I use their standard mail or use a courier to deliver it to him?
hope they wont raise an eyebrow if I send my transcript to them myself since UNIBEN dont usually issue transcript directly?

THANKS FOR YOUR EVER-HELPFUL comments and suggestions.

princekins:
Goodmorning gurus in the house. I want to in all palpable sincerity apologize for being a prodigal son, I have been here before, but left to pursue study visa, because I would love to have Canadian Msc degree. It is now obvious that it is more expensive and cumbersome for me to go through that route.

Please I need to evaluate my Credentials. I graduated from University of Benin with a Doctor of Optometry degree (2014) and I want to use WES to evaluate. I currently have both my Certificate and Transcript( I got the transcript indirectly through a sch a applied for Msc).

In the WES site it is stated tht I send 4 things: WAEC, NECO, CERTIFICATE and Transcript.

Should I send only Certificate or both Certificate and Transcript and ignore WAEC and NECO?
I intend to send it myself to save cost using FAX, should I go ahead?
I hv a relative in Canada that will receive a copy of the ECA, should I use their standard mail or use a courier to deliver it to him?
hope they wont raise an eyebrow if I send my transcript to them myself since UNIBEN dont usually issue transcript directly?

THANKS FOR YOUR EVER-HELPFUL comments and suggestions.

Porschefarmer:
Brother, you want to leave Access? �
Wondering how I knew? E-channel.

Well, try 3 years of work experience. It should boost your score a little.
Didn't you do Nysc? It's also a work experience.
Did you do OND and HND? If yes, do ECA for both results and choose 2 or more qualifications in the CRS page. It will help.


the

TheCongo2:



Some people are linguistically gifted. I guess you are one of them.
By the way, how many languages do you speak?

TheCongo2:


Yesterday soon as I responded to this message I got ban and my post was deleted.
I guess it is because I responded to you in French. So, I wont mais the mistake of writing French again on this thread.

Actually, your writing is good. I understand that you aren't confident with your ability to speak French. However, just like with everything else in life, practice makes it better.
I have met some English speaking people who had improved their French in their field of work.

What surprises me is the fact that most Nigerians I have met who speak French are very fluent when compared to American or English Canadian who speak French.

The Nigerians I have met speak a French that is very clear. You won't understand anything from people speaking French in New Brunswick.

I believe getting a bilingual job will help you ciment your confidence with the French language.
I am sure you will be fine.

Obi1conte:
It's just scary how people take a life changing decision and just feel they would wobble and stumble to their goal.
I met someone today by chance who got ITA yesterday but knows little or nothing about the process.
No passport for kids yet
No POF
He ddn't know he is not suppose 2 spend from POF when he finally gathers it
Hasn't booked medical appointment yet
Wondering how he would get his ref letter from his employer (and he isn't the PA ooo)
Thought PR would come after 60days, he didn't know you start counting after AOR
I was just like waoh!!!
Then he said he was using an agent based in canada like that was an excuse for his ignorance

Richness1104:

Please when did you apply?

cuteguy201:
Hahahaha....
C'est bon. Bonjour Madmoiselle Natalie.

toboy:
Salut mesdames et messieurs . Enchanté de vous rencontrer. Ce n'est pas tout les jours qu'on croise sur des gens qui parlent français dans ce forum @Thecongo tu habites dans quelle ville?. @ Nathalie. Peut-être que Montréal te plairait. C'est une ville quasiment bilingue. Comme ça, tu auras la chance de travailler dans les deux langues.

Moi, je suis étudiant dans ma dernière année à l'université à Montréal et j'ai de l'angoisse de transitionner en domaine de travail.