₦airaland Forum

ILUGBO2001:
DM me I’ve a school in Canada , you only need to pay $500 till you get there with 3-4m you’re there inclusive flight
I’ll send school link just Dm me

Love800:
How can one relocate?

GreaterFuture:
Yes

Lukepeter:
Also interested in mother Russia, can we share information and ideas together?

ucheuzor1:
I have worked remotely with a company there and also have some of my friends relocate there. It's cool and also pays well. I am talking for IT related jobs though.

I don't know about teaching/lecturing so I can't say. They have their local Maltese language as well but they speak English as major language.

ndidibabe:
If they paid attention, learn and not outsource their assignments, they will definitely be employable. UK has one of the best educational system in the world.

PewpewS32:
I agree with you! I'm Canadian with many friends in Ng as well as here at home. I've been active in helping friends in Ng to come to Ca. for school, work etc. So many want to come for our education system here in Canada. (this is my first post btw, excuse my inability to follow some of the slangs, tribes etc... very very Canadian).

Pew

Babawee:
pls gives us more insight about work in canada

RENOWNED2:
Bro how far? Abeg, I would love to talk to you concerning Tek experts

ucheuzor1:
Sure. I tried replying your mail from nairaland, but it said your email is not found

CamelCase:
No wham!..

It's just sweeting me how Russia doesn't require a POF, and I've been planing on selling my Car just for Polish POF yet I no fit get appointment..
It's time to channel all the energy to Russia now..

I'll soon be going to ABJ for Legalisation.
Have you signed up in the education-in-russia.com portal yet??

Abiliboi:
In Vietnam, you can teach the English language, and your pay is in lucrative dollars

ucheuzor1:
I have worked remotely with a company there and also have some of my friends relocate there. It's cool and also pays well. I am talking for IT related jobs though.

I don't know about teaching/lecturing so I can't say. They have their local Maltese language as well but they speak English as major language.

Lukepeter:
Good. No I have not sign up, would do that immediately.

Is the Legalisation of document done for admission application or visa or both? Better still, do I need to legalised my document before applying for masters?

CamelCase:
Legalisation is done before applying for admission. And yes, irrespective of the level of education you're going for, your documents must be legalised before submission for application.

Which school do you intend on applying to, you should check their website too.. more infor will be there .

Cheers!

Lukepeter:
HSE Saint Peterborough is on my radar, but I would have to make more research on school in term of the city it is located to know the availability of menial jobs while studying.

What's the cost of document Legalisation?

CamelCase:
I'm terms of job availability, Moscow and saint Petersburg is a great choice, because there is a more percentage of English speakers as compared to other cities.

I think 30-35 euros to legalize a document

Lukepeter:
That's per document if I understand clearly, and my transcript is four pages; would that be considered as one?

Lukepeter:
That's per document if I understand clearly, and my transcript is four pages; would that be considered as one?

CamelCase:
You might find this page helpful

Lukepeter:
Which page? I thought you plan on going to Abuja soonest. I think it would be better to get the right info as regards the pages before making the move.

Would also try and make some digging on it.

CamelCase:
Yes... I know it won't be above 40k per document, as I read somewhere on nairaland, although the Russian Consulate website said about 16,128 naira per document. I would just make sure i go with enough funds.. and besides it's just my waec and passport.

Starhearts:
Pls don't come to CYPRUS oooo
I warned u

Starhearts:
Pls don't come to CYPRUS oooo
I warned u

PewpewS32:
Recently I've been doing comparisons Canada vs Nigeria. It's night and day. Insane how different both are.

Firstly Canada has just eased up immigration rules as the Canadian work force is BEGGING for workers. Skilled trades mostly (construction), technology and product transport (Big Rig - 18 Wheeler Trucks). There are MANY avenues that are open, but navigating the immigration paths are kind of confusing... and I'm Canadian and find that.

I own a contracting company out of Windsor, Ontario and finding that the only way to make money is to not have employees but use other companies to sub the jobs to. All the people with the skills mostly own companies or work for the bigger ones.

There is a minimum wage for every person which is set by each Province. Ontario's is something like $15.65/hr. There are many labour laws here which protect both the employee and employer so there is always a way to make sure fair wages and payments are completed. Expect that if you are going for a trade that the wage starts at $20/hr. I start anyone working for my company at that plus I offer Health Benefits where employee covers 1/2 and company covers 1/2, this is mainly for the health items that the Canadian Government does not cover under their national health coverage.

Now... give you are HUGE comparison on cost of living in Ng vs Can.

Nigeria rent for a room: N350,000 (roughly) - for 6 months.
Canada rent for a room: N645,000 (roughly) - PER MONTH.
Canada rent for a room: N3,865,000 (roughly) - for 6 months.

As a business owner I take home anywhere from $6000 Cdn - $7500 Cdn per month. But think of the cost of living too... You would do very well in Nigeria if you had a steady internet connection, steady power to do online business with N. America. I shake my head thinking if I sold everything in Canada and moved to Nigeria I'd be very very very rich there. Crazy!

Anything else you want to know?

Pew
Hello sir.. can I text your privately please ?

PewpewS32:
Recently I've been doing comparisons Canada vs Nigeria. It's night and day. Insane how different both are.

Firstly Canada has just eased up immigration rules as the Canadian work force is BEGGING for workers. Skilled trades mostly (construction), technology and product transport (Big Rig - 18 Wheeler Trucks). There are MANY avenues that are open, but navigating the immigration paths are kind of confusing... and I'm Canadian and find that.

I own a contracting company out of Windsor, Ontario and finding that the only way to make money is to not have employees but use other companies to sub the jobs to. All the people with the skills mostly own companies or work for the bigger ones.

There is a minimum wage for every person which is set by each Province. Ontario's is something like $15.65/hr. There are many labour laws here which protect both the employee and employer so there is always a way to make sure fair wages and payments are completed. Expect that if you are going for a trade that the wage starts at $20/hr. I start anyone working for my company at that plus I offer Health Benefits where employee covers 1/2 and company covers 1/2, this is mainly for the health items that the Canadian Government does not cover under their national health coverage.

Now... give you are HUGE comparison on cost of living in Ng vs Can.

Nigeria rent for a room: N350,000 (roughly) - for 6 months.
Canada rent for a room: N645,000 (roughly) - PER MONTH.
Canada rent for a room: N3,865,000 (roughly) - for 6 months.

As a business owner I take home anywhere from $6000 Cdn - $7500 Cdn per month. But think of the cost of living too... You would do very well in Nigeria if you had a steady internet connection, steady power to do online business with N. America. I shake my head thinking if I sold everything in Canada and moved to Nigeria I'd be very very very rich there. Crazy!

Anything else you want to know?

Pew

Snyps:
why sir?

adaperry25:
got a plug?

ILUGBO2001:
DM me I’ve a school in Canada , you only need to pay $500 till you get there with 3-4m you’re there inclusive flight
I’ll send school link just Dm me

PewpewS32:
I agree with you! I'm Canadian with many friends in Ng as well as here at home. I've been active in helping friends in Ng to come to Ca. for school, work etc. So many want to come for our education system here in Canada. (this is my first post btw, excuse my inability to follow some of the slangs, tribes etc... very very Canadian).

Pew

Caspry5:
Hello.. Please what's the cheapest way to move to Canada