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Do you have idea of coming to Alberta via health care aid or care giver visa sponsorship

Plz can anyone confirm this:

1. Is it compulsory to provide SS1 to SS3 transcripts along waec certificate for Bsc degree applications in any university or polytechnic in Germany??

2. Is it mandatory to recognise waec result in Germany before applying for undergraduate admissions?

Tst123:
I have applied but is work and study possible in Finland and still cater for people at home.thanks for your response in advance

work and study are legal in Finland.

You are allowed to work full-time during academic breaks/holidays.

having savings to spare for folks back home is relative(depending on your lifestyle).

Application and scholarships for September intake 2023 ends in 3 days time.

Kindly take note of this.

In my opinion, I suggest the FG should visit nation(s) who once had this issue and overcame it...

We may learn alot from there in solving ours.

Cheers✌️

I reject it for you....you will not live with it permanently.

If God can raise the dead or make dry bones to rise again ,, what is the name of that illness that is beyond thou.


Keep praying about this,,I can assure you,,it will disappear on its own.

I believe in miracle because I am product of great grace manifesting miracles daily.

Shalom!

Use these two routes to by pass lokoja:

While in kogi, pass through Benue state to nasarawa to Abuja.

Or

Kogi to Niger state to Abuja.

That's the two options opened to you I know of.

for self-sponsored students,, i highly recommend Australia and New Zealand. The following developed English country that comes close is CANADA.

But you didn't mention if it is Undergraduate or postgraduate, because it's relative.

In the UK, I strongly advise you to have at least 1 year of tuition in hand.

In the USA, very possible for Postgraduate Research students due to Graduate assistant jobs.

[quote author=WestAfrican post=117264382][/quote]Thanks alot.

Oviebright:
Yes AL1 schools don't need POF and it depends on ur course that determines the tution fees just have at least 6million for tuition fees, use #AL1 school it has higher visa success rate, u can transfer to a cheaper school after a semester.

Thanks alot for this feedback.

Its helpful

[quote author=WestAfrican post=117185869][/quote]I appreciate this alot....

Please how can a family of 3 (father , mother, child of 2yrs) prove home ties?

Is study leave from place of work enough?

Pesbest:
Please let me ask you guys real quick:

1. Are diploma programs e.g.1.8 or 2yrs enrolled nursing programs accessible by Nigerians?

2. Presently, can anyone recommend an affordable AL1 university in any part of Australia?

3. At 38, is it possible to convince the visa officer of one's intention of enrolling in a BSc or Diploma program while holding an MBA?

4. I heard POF is not needed if one can pay a semester or annual fees of an AL1 university, is that correct?

5. Are enrolled nursing graduates eligible to apply for PR without a BSc nursing degree?

Thanks in anticipation.

Someone should plz help with this.....

Please let me ask you guys real quick:

1. Are diploma programs e.g.1.8 or 2yrs enrolled nursing programs accessible by Nigerians?

2. Presently, can anyone recommend an affordable AL1 university in any part of Australia?

3. At 38, is it possible to convince the visa officer of one's intention of enrolling in a BSc or Diploma program while holding an MBA?

4. I heard POF is not needed if one can pay a semester or annual fees of an AL1 university, is that correct?

5. Are enrolled nursing graduates eligible to apply for PR without a BSc nursing degree?

Thanks in anticipation.

Do they allow a married student to move with his or her family at first (and if the primary applicant can show sufficient proof of funds)

and again, if a couple gains admission at the same time, in the same school,, would they allow them to move with their child or children(below 5years old)?

pansophist:
If you have 6000 euros to spare, you can apply to study for a degree in Finland through the open route. So what it means is that you will study your first year online, and a year later, you move to Finland to complete your degree. This method is good because Finland requires an entrance exam (like Nigeria post ume), but with this open route, you skip the entrance exam and go straight to the second year in Finland.

But if you have a way of going to Finland to write an entrance exam and start there from the first year, then this info is unnecessary. But Finland will not give you a visa for the entrance exam. Now you may ask, why Finland? Since April this year, there are changes in the Finnish immigration policy. So you need to live for four years to get permanent residence, and a student visa counts toward that four years.

So imagine you are studying for a bachelor's degree course for four years, and after you are done with your degree, you become a permanent resident and a citizen a year later. What is greater than that? The application for the 2022-2023 semester ends today. If you have money, I advise you just go through this route and save yourself and your future.

Would the one year spent in Nigeria count towards the 4years for the PR


How easy is getting Phd in Finland from Nigeria?

Is the knowledge of finnish language compulsory for the open route??

I don't think Kenya should be on your list.

Your question or prospective japa plan isn't clear.

If you say country with affordable cost of getting education? do you

plan sponsoring yourself or work & study?

Do you consider language or official language of your intend country?

Do you have intention of keeping your business?(highly encouraged you keep it)

Now, these European countries will not cost you much to get quality education viz:

1. france

2. Germany

3. Finland

4. Norway

5. Poland

6. portugal


7. Romania

8. Greece

9. Austria

10. Estonia


Asia:

1. India

2. Bangladesh

3. Japan

4. China

5. Taiwan

6. Philippines

7. Malaysia

8. Indonesia

9. Pakistan

10. Thailand


South America:

1. Brazil

2. Mexico

3. Argentina


Africa:

1. Mauritius

2. South Africa


3. Botswana


4. Namibia


I wish you the best.

cheers!

As the economy is right now,,I wouldn't advice anyone to depend on one stream of income especially the low income salary earners.

I highly recommend IT.

Pick up a good IT skill to acquire and sell your services online and start making money in foreign currency that's the only way you can survive the naira free fall.

Wish you all the very best

Is it possible to get a 2-bedroom accomodation without a guarantor


And again, what is the easiest way of getting accomodation for a family in the UK generally??

If you desire the natural method of removing keloids scar....

Simply go to a near buy market and buy SNAKE Oil.

The IBOs call it: MManu Eke or Nmanu eke.


Rub it everyday on the affected part , morning and night after bath for 3 to 6 months...
It will flatten out and still keep your skin looking natural.


Cheers

How is PhD admission process like in Portugal?

Which of the cities is best for a PhD student with family?


Are PhD in STEM courses in Portugal fully funded??

Which of the cities in Portugal are best for raising a family?

Thumbs up @dorobybaby

This thread is definitely going to be educative to those aspiring to further their education overseas.

I have seen the pointers already.


Nice one @JapaProf

And a right thinking person will be considering APC for 2023 and expect a miracle. Be wise Nigerians!

Well-done @gloryhomemaker

Plz keep it up.

hi there, where can one get real datasets(free) to practice using excel??

Is the knowledge of tableau/power bi/python/R/ mandatory for entry-level data analyst jobs( Mostly remote jobs)?

what is the screen size is the processor INTEL or AMD?

my 32 inches Polystar TV suddenly stopped turning ON. I have tried it on different sockets, no way. I didn't use it with TVGUARD all these while. What can i do? plz help me.

ucystan:
Yes. This summarizes it.

Seriously dis money fit buy house for lekki/abuja.

make dem take am easy ooooooooo.

plz what's your rate (rupee to naira)?

Omoola11:
Please I have a question. Is it advisable for a Diploma student to go for a Certificate program in the U.S.?
I have Diploma in JavaScript and I want to go for Certificate Program in Computer Science.
Thank you

To be on a safer side, go for bachelor degree program

congratulations to all the VISA alert holders.....

with 100% funding for the PhD and also teaching assistant/research assistant offer............would there be need for SOA is the SOA mandatory in case

jaymore:
VISA Approved today, December 6th, 2021 in Abuja.

School: University of Arkansas, Fayetteville.

Program: PhD Chemical Engineering.

COA: $41483
Funding: $46298

Time Slot: 09:15 am but I got there around 08:00 am and was interviewed around 11:00 am.

Only one VO attended to Non-Immigrants - the bald white male (without glasses).

While outside, I noticed a lot of people left with blue papers. When I got in, this trend continued including one going for her master's in public health with her family.
For the white paper rain, four people before me were approved in a row. The first was a guy going for his MS (Finance or something in that line). He is an accountant and got a loan of about #6 million for his program. Next is a lawyer going for a visit/vacation. He had been to the US on two occasions (One for his nephew's graduation and second, for a visit to his sister in California). The third is a guy going to Georgia State University for his MS (Biology or Virology. I couldn't hear him well). He had a deficit of around $780. The fourth is a lady going to Georgia State University for her MS too. She has a deficit of around $14k.

Now, my turn.

Vo: (While stepping forward to him) Can I have your documents, please?
Me: Yeah, sure. Good morning!

Vo: Good morning.
Me: How are you today?

Vo: Fine. Have you traveled out before?
Me: No, I have not.

Vo: Place your fingers on the fingerprint scanner.
(I did exactly as he instructed).

Vo: What University are you going to?
ME: I am going to the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville for my PhD degree in Chemical Engineering.

Vo: Why did you choose this school?
Me: I chose to join University of Arkansas for a number of reasons:
First, my research interest is in the area of membrane separations and Professor Wickramasinghe is a leading researcher in this area. He is currently working on membrane separations for biofuels to solve the problem (I had a lot to talk about but he didn't give me enough chance to state my reasons for choosing this school. He nodded and cut me)

Vo: What do you do?
Me: I am lecturer at the chemical engineering department, OAU. I teach first year and second year undergraduate courses in biochemical engineering and chemical separations. I also assist professors with research activities and guide students with homework and research activities.

Vo: What will you be coming back to do?
Me: I will be returning to my work as a lecturer I and set up my lab where I can continue my research and at the same time mentor young minds for the future.

Vo: Do you have any friends or family members in the US?
Me: No, I don't have any one in the US.
(He typed for a while and said the golden words).

Vo: Everything looks okay. I will be recommending your visa for approval. This paper will explain how you will pick up your passport in 2-3 days. Take this I-20 with you always.
Me: Thank you. Have a great day

PS: The above was my fourth attempt. The first three attempts were for MS Chemical Engineering at SDMines without funding.