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Travel / Re: All TEF Candidates For Canada Immigration, Let's Meet Here! by pharore(f): 1:53pm On Jul 10, 2021
[quote author=Successintef
Bonjour à tous

Please can anyone help me with Michael Thomas material. I just started learning French and I started reading from page 1 and I realized a lot of elders recommended it. However, the previous link posted for the material is no longer available when I tried downloading.

So sorry@Successintef for quoting your message,not yet familiar with Nairaland.

Merci beaucoup.
Travel / Re: Home Child Care Provider Pilot Canada Program For Nigerians by pharore(f): 11:48pm On Jul 08, 2020
oginnite:
i have a brother in-law that is ready to give job offer for my wife, please how do i go about it. how fast is the entire process?


So nice that your brother-in-law is ready to help you out with the job offer because that is the MAJOR challenge about this route to Canada.

The following are the steps to take:

1. Your in-law download the offer for employment form on cic page (IMM 5983),fills it, sign and forward to you to sign as well.

The trick about getting a positive response for your application, is to ensure that your in-law's household income can ACCOMMODATE the ability to pay you the minimum wage of d province. This is a crucial factor to the success of your application.

If your in-law can show the ability to pay you the minimum of like $32,000 per year, then he is a potential employer.

Another important factor is to ensure your in-law genuinely requires the service of a caregiver. So they must have children between d ages of 0-18.

2. Get your credentials evaluated by any of the designated bodies e.g WES.

3. IELTS- Minimum CLB 5

4. Show proof of your ability to do the job

Check out this guide on CIC website. it will show you all you require for a successful application.

Guide 0104 – Home Child Care Provider and Home Support Worker – Application for Permanent Residence and an Occupation-Restricted Open Work Permit from Outside Canada




Lastly, like someone mentioned earlier, try to read from page one and also visit twinkleberyl's page.
She has done a lot of research about this route and submitted her application already. If you have any question, send her a mail, she will reply. She is also willing to help and nice too.

I wish you the best.

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Travel / Re: Home Child Care Provider Pilot Canada Program For Nigerians by pharore(f): 10:57pm On Jul 08, 2020
Richdee1:


Bro read from the beginning of this thread.. its not long. you'll get ur answers.. LMIA is required from her angle


LMIA is not required,all that is needed is for the employer to fill the offer of employment form and ensure that the household income is sufficient enough to pay a caregiver.

The processing time is 12 months and it is paper application.
Travel / Re: Home Child Care Provider Pilot Canada Program For Nigerians by pharore(f): 10:38pm On Jun 11, 2020
XX01:


The link is there on the first page and I quoted the link just a few posts earlier.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/caregivers/child-care-home-support-worker/some-experience-about.html

When you click on it, go to who can apply and then click on genuine and valid job offer and you will see what the person has to complete.


Thank you so much.
Travel / Re: Home Child Care Provider Pilot Canada Program For Nigerians by pharore(f): 2:58pm On Jun 11, 2020
snowlordng:
yes ..even your friend can employ you

Please must such a person be a citizen or a PR holder can also hire a caregiver from outside Canada. Any idea of the what is required??.
Travel / Re: Home Child Care Provider Pilot Canada Program For Nigerians by pharore(f): 2:52pm On Jun 11, 2020
XX01:


Correct. As long as the person follows their process and procedures.


Please how can one find the process and procedures needed to be followed.
I have searched and searched online for relevant info needed by the person that can hire one. In terms of their financial capabilities, family size etc.
Or one might need an immigration lawyer or recruitment agency.

Thank you.
Travel / Re: Home Child Care Provider Pilot Canada Program For Nigerians by pharore(f): 5:58pm On Jun 10, 2020
XX01:


Just to add. Once you get your PR, you can then work anywhere and with anyone you choose.


@XX01, Please can an individual employ me as a caregiver or it must be a company.
Travel / Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by pharore(f): 9:59am On May 05, 2020
[quote author=ArcUgo post=89042864]Hi everyone, please I'm looking to make contact with anyone who has information on Brandon Manitoba. Would appreciate any advice I can get on Jobs, housing and school for the kids. Also the viability of relocating in these trying times I.e covid-19. Thanks

@ArcUgo, my suggestion would be to move to Saskatchewan IF your family member's NOC is not list in their excluded occupation list and their work experience align with their degree.Kindly check their site for more information. They conduct regular draws and a family member in the province guarantees additional 20 points.

However, a post was made some days ago stating that their draws would be conducted once every two months.

As stated earlier, kindly weigh your options very well before moving out of your comfort zone to Manitoba in Hope of their PNP. The family connection route draws had not been held since early last year. Although, some person's sent them mails to confirm if the route had been stopped but they responded by saying, it will be continued soon.

Therefore, try to read more about MPNP and SINP and make your decision.

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Travel / Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by pharore(f): 10:33pm On Apr 10, 2019
Am really really grateful.

Thank you so much.

I really really appreciate.

Allah sa ka albarka.

Nagoge sosai.



Topsmamen:


Hi. Yes, 0601 and 0621 fit. But 0621 seems to fit more into your JD. I have looked at your JD and highlighted above (in red) the NOC 0621 duties that seem to correlate.

1. Plan, direct and evaluate the operations of establishments engaged in wholesale and retail sales or of departments in such establishments
2. Manage staff and assign duties
3. Study market research and trends to determine consumer demand, potential sales volumes and effect of competitors' operations on sales
4. Determine merchandise and services to be sold, and implement price and credit policies
5. Source and negotiate with vendors when necessary to procure merchandise for resale
6. Develop and implement marketing strategies
7. Plan budgets, authorize expenditures, and monitor revenues
8. Evaluate and improve customer service and respond to customer requests and issues
9. Address staffing requirements, including the hiring, development and retention of staff

cc: @jennypharb1
Travel / Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by pharore(f): 8:12pm On Apr 09, 2019
Good evening Sir/Ma


Thanks so so much for the wonderful job u and others are doing in the EE section.

I sincerely appreciate.God bless really good.


I got to a particular page today and I saw the post of someone rejected because of wrong NOC.I hope the person finds help soon.

So I decided to reach out for help in order to make the right decision.


Although am in the pool currently but I still need to improve my score.


I am claiming two NOCs.I don't have problem with the first one NOC 6235 as it was stated that bank marketers can use that.My problem is the second NOC.


I currently work with a company that involves in the redistribution of Alcoholic drinks in Nigeria and I am currently the Territory Sales Manager for a particular State.


Kindly assist me in matching my duties with the appropriate NOC. 


Below are my job descriptions:



Duties/Responsibilities:

 

·         Oversees and takes charge of the Sales and Operational activities of the territory; by ensuring effective redistribution of all brands of alcoholic drinks, ensuring prompt payment by retail creditors and takes appropriate actions to meet targets.

·         Accomplish territory sales target by recruiting Local Sales Agents to drive sales growth and carry out regular sales performance reviews of the recruits.

·         Communicates company policies on job expectation and other processes for effective redistribution through regular training of the Local Sales Agents.

·         Maintaining and continuously increasing retailers base and having good rapport with all retailers.

.     Exercising discretion at all times and maintaining high customer service always.

·         Reviewing retailers accounts to ascertain their credit status before any supply.

·         Resolving retailers complains in terms of damaged goods.

·         Ensures State regulations as regards alcoholic sales, placement, and displays are adhere to strictly.

·         Identify fast selling alcoholic brands in the territory and liaise with the General Manager for supply and ways to foster sales growth in the territory.

.     All other duties as assigned by the managing director.


I initially chose NOC 0601- Corporate Sales Manager but had to edit to 0621- Retail and wholesale  trade Manager.


I dont know if NOC 0621 actually suits my JD.


Kindly assist please.


Thanks everyone.

Thanks at@jennypharb1 for teaching me how to send a new message on Nairaland.I never knew how to do so all this while.I usually click on others post to send a message.

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Education / Re: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by pharore(f): 10:50pm On Feb 02, 2019
Good evening everyone, pls can complete the postgraduate programme in Educatio n within a year.
Am about to apply for the programme.Pls I need your opinions.
Thanks.
Travel / Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant by pharore(f): 9:24pm On Dec 31, 2018
Wow!!!! I can see d plenty milk&honey divinely packaged for u in dat land.

Go and excel.

All d best sis.

Thanks for d updates and willingness to help.




cutezain:



My inspiration for you.

I landed on a Monday evening , my body had not adjusted to time so when I woke up i decided let start my house search I sent out lots of email not just frloe house alone but for jobs as well ( I already had a viewing booked from Nigeria) . So I got another viewing .

This place was divine within my budget 622 I only pay hydro took the application I didn't want to be in a rush . Also also opened my bank , and got a new SIM that same day . Next day I see the other place not sooner nice , still I take the application form , you never know. As I was getting the form what do I see a call from a company asking me to come in for an interview just day 3 . YES!!!!!!!!!

So I leave the building go home call my family lay out every thing n seek 2nd opinions , so I go on Thursday to submit the application for the first house with my bank statement hoping to get it den off I went for my interview , I get the job I decide okay no harm just submit the other application. On my way there the first house manager call n say SORRY we can't approve you for the house , I felt sad but motivated to I get to the second place n they say, SORRY SOMEONE JUST TOOK IT .

Hmmmmmm.

I took a cab went to the mall sat and got a meal , I called the agent for the second place coz she was soon nice , I told her don't you have something for me n she said hold on my hopes are high again . Yes was a response we got a bachelor's for 700 , ha hanty!!!! I want it she set me up for a viewing Friday the next day with a colleague. I went home happy so that day by 3:00pm I get a call ......

It's another company want me to come in for an interview ( smiles) we do a phone interview ,I passed I schedule the interview for the very next day afternoon .

In the morning I set out first to the bank got my deposit , then went to view the house oh my Magnificent . I walk with the agent back to the office. Fill the forms pay my deposit give them a copy of my bank statement just to add more spice n off u went to do my interview I passed bthe second stage den suddenly I get a call I am approved for the apartment. YESSSSSSSSSSS!!!! Re schedule my last phase interview to Monday went there signed my lease , payed now I got a house .
Ps more jobs are calling.

In 4days I did it , you can do it . Wives , husband's help each other I declared war in success n I will get it.

Dream,plan n push like u never have .

Good morning everyone!!!!!!

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Travel / Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant by pharore(f): 9:14pm On Dec 31, 2018
Suddenly I was awoken by shaking n left n right movement . I closed my eyes n said Ha! Canada na so you wan do me . We continued that was for 2 mins then we touched down finally , it was 5pm I was finally at Winnipeg airport. Thank you




@cutezain,

congratulations sis.I pray the land will favour u wit lots of milk and honey.

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Travel / Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by pharore(f): 10:24pm On Nov 29, 2018
Good evening everyone
Please, if you know anybody with December medical date and need a swap for January 3.
Kindly private chat.
Thanks.
Travel / Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program- Connect Here Part 6 by pharore(f): 10:22pm On Nov 29, 2018
Good evening everyone
Please, if you know anybody with December medical date and need a swap for January 3.
Kindly private chat.
Thanks.
Travel / Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant by pharore(f): 8:22pm On Nov 03, 2018
einsteino:
I am not sure if this is helpful or relates to what we discuss here, but I hope to show guys a side to Living in Canada they may not expect.

Yesterday, while shopping at Walmart, I decided to grab burger and coke at the McDonald's corner of it. Not long had I sat down, did a lady sitting adjacent to me say hello to me. It was very unusual cos here people rarely talk to strangers. I replied hello with the fake oyibo smile everybody here wears. Next thing she asked you are from Nigeria right? I just thought to myself, well we are the most populous black nation so its an easy guess, I forgot there are way more francophone africans than Nigerians in Montreal. Before I could reply, she quizzed "You dont look Igbo, yoruba or Bini and you dont have Iyanya's people face either, what part of Nigeria are you from?" At this point I was startled. I told her she is right, told her my hometown. She admitted she has never heard of the place. She went on to say I must have landed recently, I was like this one no dey use jazz so? Before I could ask how she knew, she said my paying for another cup of coke gave me away. I didnt know when you buy a cup of coke at McDonald's, you can simply go take more coke for free with the same cup, I have been paying for extra cup of coke like everyday since I landed o, money wey i no get o embarassed ...

She and her friend engaged me in a lengthy fun chat, she was even speaking small pidgin at some point of the convo. The more we talked, the more it dawned on me that she was only Caucasian in skin, at heart na almost Nigerian. I asked how she knew so much about Nigeria, "I have been dating Nigerian men for years" said she. Her friend chipped in "they keep breaking her heart but she cant help it cos they are always so gorgeous". Told me of how they selfishly keep demanding money from her and make her get in debt just so they could send money home.

According to her, she has been with men from other west african countries, but those were just sex, its only nigerian men she dated/married, at this point my ear stand like local dog own. She made some remarks about a particular nigerian ethnic group and their habbit of having pussies everywhere (thats exactly how she put it o). She sounded like she has been at both the sweet and bitter side of that habbit of theirs.
At this junction, I remembered I have been told some white ladies have a fetish for black guys. Before I remember my papa name, she don ask wetin I dey do tomoro, say she go come show me around town tomoro. I com just rizin am say based on one thing, one thing, I dey relocate from Montreal tomoro. Her countenance changed, she just sad one kain like pikin wey go make pet out of christmas chicken when watch night don reach.

Her friend helped her out, told me she has taken a liken to me and asked if I was married or had a girl in Nigeria. I was perplexed, shuu na just barely 30mins we don know o! time wey no go reach naija babe decide which of her wrong number she go give you. I was like na now I understand how G boys take dey do am! No be juju, no be smart up anything grin... Anyways, we took the metro together and chatted even more, getting off the subway, we realised our buses were different but sister say she go like join me in mine to see me off before she goes home. Ibaboo! even if na night dem born me, no mean say na last night na, this format no go work. I sha just use style persuade am say make I see am off to her bus instead. As I waved her goodbye, she kept asking if I was sure I didnt want to join her. Well I sure pass roll on, so I just smiled calmly and said goodnight. Na so my fuse take survive the direct voltage o. Aside the obvious card she was trying to throw, I enjoyed the time with her, i think she is a sweet soul. She says she has helped a couple of nigerian refugees in the past, according to her they easily find work as caregivers and are known to be so polite always saying "ma and sir" to the old folks they look after.

So, guys here is one of the culture shock you may experience. Firstly it takes nothing here for some ladies to clear you their mind. As much as it is possible that she could have been genuinely attracted to me, I think it falls into the category of white ladies who just fancy black guys. I hear some of them feel y'all are horses in bed and know how to make a woman feel loved lol. So if you dont mind the risk of being a sexual experiment; your race rather than your personality being your selling point, then you go enjoy tire be that.


Wow,I totally enjoyed ur write-up.
oh !!!! I did not want the story to end.
Thanks.

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