ibbravura:

Bro. That reminds me hw abiodunne level sef.
The guy get patient o.

Chai me come dey wonder why mine dey for background check for 7 weeks. God grant me more patience of, amen.

Niv25:


yea my sponsor is ready to pay for that... he already has the idea what it will cost getting me to school over there...what if at the end the embassy didn't grant me visa which am not praying for, what will happen to the tuition fees I paid...and what could lead to visa denial after you must have made all the necessary payment...cause my sponsor said one is still not sure getting the visa after making all the whole payment. thanks much for your response I really appreciate cause you have really tried clearing me on this.

If visa is not issued, you are gonna get a refund of your money back, rest assured.

i am new here, i just started my visa processing , going to university of Regina, please who else is going to university of regina

i am new here, i just started my visa processing , going to university of Regina, please who else is going to university of Regina

If you want a real experience, and a quick way into the labour market in Canada, you most likely will need a focused discipline like a Post Graduate Diploma/Advanced Diploma. Doing a M.A.Sc., M.Eng or Ph.D. here will most likely be more favourable to already working professionals who want to head departments and/or those who want to go into academia. The only exception is if your graduate study is focused on an innovative field, (E.g Aerospace, IT, Nano technology, Material Science)

It will never give you the job ready skills you need. It is mostly research inclined, and in reality, with over the millions of published research journals in Elsevier etc, industries never really get to implement majority.

Canada needs professionals with skills not degrees, this is my observation staying here for close to a year. I know so many Masters and Ph.D. students on their Post-Graduation work permit working in stores, but I do no know anyone who went to obtain a diploma in an innovative career path like IT, Power Technology, Software Development working in a menial job and/or non career related.

I will like to let you know that now, most companies in Canada take Co-op students who already have have certain skills that they can transfer, and are not necessarily looking for Co-op students to train; this is the bitter truth. So many don't get Co-op because they have no transferable industrial skill. (This tells you that industries want what you can offer)

Please and please, if you don't have work experience, are not coming in for an innovative research, and don't want a career in academia, don't be caught up in the Graduate Study thingy.

Invest in your self, and the best way is through Skills.

I wish I knew this earlier, I want this to be an eye opener for everyone coming here.

hayqinsbFX:
22weeks processing time
[/b]The kingdom of God really suffereth violence. [b]

Hello Boss!
Its nice seeing you here again . The unforgettable and respected guru in the house. You are highly welcomed boss!
I laugh at the @ the bold. God will surely see us through.
I hope you are enjoying your stay over there at canny?.


All the best.

I GOT ADMISSION AT UNIVERSITY OF REGINA BUT WAITING ON MY VISA

bbclue:


University of Regina. .....bsc

Hi House, i don't know if you will find this information useful. Please for those seeking post-grad studies which require supervisor .. please be careful what you post on your social media stuff. Also get your LinkedIn account up to date and standard. I just found out right now that my potential supervisor checked out my profile o LinkedIn.. Please to us that will find this useful...Don't joke with it...You never can tell some supervisors might want to have an idea of what you are ...God bless

sleekysoft:
Hi House, i don't know if you will find this information useful. Please for those seeking post-grad studies which require supervisor .. please be careful what you post on your social media stuff. Also get your LinkedIn account up to date and standard. I just found out right now that my potential supervisor checked out my profile o LinkedIn.. Please to us that will find this useful...Don't joke with it...You never can tell some supervisors might want to have an idea of what you are ...God bless

How did you know it was him who checked on you?

I saw it on my LinkedIn profile, under people who view my profile. My potential supervisor did two months ago lol

jnyuwa02:


How did you know it was him who checked on you?

IloveCanada:
If you want a real experience, and a quick way into the labour market in Canada, you most likely will need a focused discipline like a Post Graduate Diploma/Advanced Diploma.**** or Diploma**** Doing a M.A.Sc., M.Eng or Ph.D. here will most likely be more favourable to already working professionals who want to head departments and/or those who want to go into academia. The only exception is if your graduate study is focused on an innovative field, (E.g Aerospace, IT, Nano technology, Material Science)

It will never give you the job ready skills you need. It is mostly research inclined, and in reality, with over the millions of published research journals in Elsevier etc, industries never really get to implement majority.

Canada needs professionals with skills not degrees, this is my observation staying here for close to a year. I know so many Masters and Ph.D. students on their Post-Graduation work permit working in stores, but I do no know anyone who went to obtain a diploma in an innovative career path like IT, Power Technology, Software Development working in a menial job and/or non career related.

I will like to let you know that now, most companies in Canada take Co-op students who already have have certain skills that they can transfer, and are not necessarily looking for Co-op students to train; this is the bitter truth. So many don't get Co-op because they have no transferable industrial skill. (This tells you that industries want what you can offer)

Please and please, if you don't have work experience, are not coming in for an innovative research, and don't want a career in academia, don't be caught up in the Graduate Study thingy.

Invest in your self, and the best way is through Skills.

I wish I knew this earlier, I want this to be an eye opener for everyone coming here.

hnnmmm.... about the most qualitative info/comment i've read in days!!!... you nailed it trust me!!!
however, Cana Immi.. will most likely approve visas for the Degrees/Msc/MBA and the likes..... the idea is that you want to further your education and return to apply the knowledge in your home country.
But here..... it's a skills-inclined environment.
regards.

IloveCanada:
If you want a real experience, and a quick way into the labour market in Canada, you most likely will need a focused discipline like a Post Graduate Diploma/Advanced Diploma. Doing a M.A.Sc., M.Eng or Ph.D. here will most likely be more favourable to already working professionals who want to head departments and/or those who want to go into academia. The only exception is if your graduate study is focused on an innovative field, (E.g Aerospace, IT, Nano technology, Material Science)

It will never give you the job ready skills you need. It is mostly research inclined, and in reality, with over the millions of published research journals in Elsevier etc, industries never really get to implement majority.

Canada needs professionals with skills not degrees, this is my observation staying here for close to a year. I know so many Masters and Ph.D. students on their Post-Graduation work permit working in stores, but I do no know anyone who went to obtain a diploma in an innovative career path like IT, Power Technology, Software Development working in a menial job and/or non career related.

I will like to let you know that now, most companies in Canada take Co-op students who already have have certain skills that they can transfer, and are not necessarily looking for Co-op students to train; this is the bitter truth. So many don't get Co-op because they have no transferable industrial skill. (This tells you that industries want what you can offer)

Please and please, if you don't have work experience, are not coming in for an innovative research, and don't want a career in academia, don't be caught up in the Graduate Study thingy.

Invest in your self, and the best way is through Skills.

I wish I knew this earlier, I want this to be an eye opener for everyone coming here.

Hello boss,

The assertion in green above is not necessarily true. It is entirely dependent on the individual.

The assertion in red is not necessarily true. Though, a masters or phd education is rigorous but it helps you prepare (just like every other degree) for what is out there in terms of job skill within your area of expertise and should you need to digress you are also prepared.

The assertion in blue is true to some extent. But there are jobs where your degrees open the way before your skill sets come to play.

The assertion in purple totally depends on individual goals and objectives. The truth is the fact that they work there now, doesn't mean that is where they plan to stay forever. There is an immediate reason to that.

The assertion in brown is not really the best advice... But your last sentence is.

Investing in oneself whether you have a degree or not is always the best case.

In summary, it really depends on individual goals and objectives.... Like they always say, it is not how far but how well. However, your points are noted.

Peace...

Osemigho:


Lol. I see you too.

I see no que for me. Keep the good work up.

It is good to read past thread, some of us dey flex and ball in some elders of this land cars now.

One love.

and @Igbouwanile:...... great guys!!

maziude:


Hello boss,

The assertion in green above is not necessarily true. It is entirely dependent on the individual.

The assertion in red is not necessarily true. Though, a masters or phd education is rigorous but it helps you prepare (just like every other degree) for what is out there in terms of job skill within your area of expertise and should you need to digress you are also prepared.

The assertion in blue is true to some extent. But there are jobs where your degrees open the way before your skill sets come to play.

The assertion in purple totally depends on individual goals and objectives. The truth is the fact that they work there now, doesn't mean that is where they plan to stay forever. There is an immediate reason to that.

The assertion in brown is not really the best advice... But your last sentence is.

Investing in oneself whether you have a degree or not is always the best case.

In summary, it really depends on individual goals and objectives.... Like they always say, it is not how far but how well. However, your points are noted.

Peace...

your points are valid also... but from what perspective are you speaking from?... are you in Canada or out? so I can know how to comment.
regards

Zlatimi:


Yes i had issues too until i went to gtbank in unilag and the lady helped me pushed it just get a letter from yoy school indicating you want to pat deposite fee download the fltwore details on the link sent to you frin the school then yoy will hv detauls of bank name and bank account then bank wana pay in so you good to go

Thank you bro, the link I was sent was just to register on flywire but the guy at the bank advised me to open a domiciliary account and use that to make the payment through form A

mcobex:
Ask the school the forms of payment they accept and take that info to your bank, asking for people here to help with the payment? seems you haven't heard stories that touch the heart here before. Just be careful with things like this so you don't fall victim

Thanks bro, I appreciate

Hello house, I need to forward my documents to MUN ASAP, please Ppl that have passed through this process, recommend a reliable service nd if possible the cost. Thanks

Folaroyal:

your points are valid also... but from what perspective are you speaking from?... are you in Canada or out? so I can know how to comment.
regards

In.

But before you finish your boy, let me quickly add that the issues/points he raised also happen in every country not just Canada. It really boils down to the goal an individual sets for him/herself and there are really no rule fits it all when it comes to this kind of issues.

Hello House, please me out on this;

I just got admission into PGD HRM at New Brunswick Community College Fall 2018.
I am a graduate with not less than 4 years experience in HR and am married (no kid).
I am trying to gather all necessary documents against firing my application early next year.
What are the advantage and disadvantage of using a company as your sponsor? (Total Tuition fee is 8450CAD).
How many pages maximum should LOE/SOP be?

Thanks

Igbouwanile:
Hello Friends!
Please anyone heading to New Brunswick soon Or presently there shud kindly signify.. Thanks

Yes Sir

maziude:


In.

But before you finish your boy, let me quickly add that the issues/points he raised also happen in every country not just Canada. It really boils down to the goal an individual sets for him/herself and there are really no rule fits it all when it comes to this kind of issues.

no one can finish you joooor.... we are all rubbing minds here!! everyone will pick the most relevant to his/her situation. Sure your contributions are beneficial as there are many ways to a particular destination. Meanwhile... right info is KEY!!!
my regards

PLEASE.... anyone who has a valid contact in LASU should let me know.... i need to process MBA transcript for my wife.
regards

Folaroyal:

no one can finish you joooor.... we are all rubbing minds here!! everyone will pick the most relevant to his/her situation. Sure your contributions are beneficial as there are many ways to a particular destination. Meanwhile... right info is KEY!!!
my regards

Yes boss... anything for your boy?

Are you sure of the total tution?

Crownny86:
Hello House, please me out on this;

I just got admission into PGD HRM at New Brunswick Community College Fall 2018.
I am a graduate with not less than 4 years experience in HR and am married (no kid).
I am trying to gather all necessary documents against firing my application early next year.
What are the advantage and disadvantage of using a company as your sponsor? (Total Tuition fee is 8450CAD).
How many pages maximum should LOE/SOP be?

Thanks

Folaroyal:

hnnmmm.... about the most qualitative info/comment i've read in days!!!... you nailed it trust me!!!
however, Cana Immi.. will most likely approve visas for the Degrees/Msc/MBA and the likes..... the idea is that you want to further your education and return to apply the knowledge in your home country.
But here..... it's a skills-inclined environment.
regards.

Geez this forum has been packed full in the last few days with qualitative stuff, makes me speculate you have been on hiatus and just returned?

@ Mazuide this will be my last post on this, I understand you very well but I am posting this to help you understand the intricacies of my point.

Vacancies in Canada hardly request for qualifications more than a Bachelors Degree and when they do, they require some years of experience.

The Economy in Canada now is not at its very best so there are few opportunities for fresh Men.

They need people who can deliver straight away.

Engineer in Training Positions are very scarce now in Canada now, I personally know so many EITs finding it hard to launch their Careers. I am an Engineering Grad. student so I am using this as a case study.

An average Nigerian left Nigeria to come to a Country where they can work,(ALMOST IMMEDIATELY) as opportunities are tight back home.

Canada is not like Nigeria where you can keep chilling and staying motivated while waiting for your dreams to materialize. The cost of living here is very high and it will be best to know your next line of action even before you leave school.

You have a lot of bills to pay, you will most likely try to pick any job after school so that you can survive. The truth is when you start working in the anyhow job while hoping to break through in your career, someone who was able to break in immediately is already 100times more Marketable than you.


After studying the way this systems works, I discovered this:

You can have a great career here with even a high school certificate, you just need to be excellent in a defined career path to have a successful career. You also have to understand what each career path presents you with.

Graduate studies prepares you for a career path in Research, Academia and Management. There are lots of opportunities for this Career Path in Canada, but the opportunities want EXPERIENCED PEOPLE not FRESH PEOPLE.

You as a (FRESH GRADUATE) will not have the best experience after Graduate School if you never had any work experience or transferable skills other than that which the Graduate School Presented you with (QUOTE ME ON THIS)


The best transferable skill that graduate study will provide you with is critical thinking, at best, if you really worked hard, you will be a great critical thinker which is a good.


Industries on the other hand appreciates you for being a critical thinker, but needs those who were trained on getting the job done to match their needs. This job ready skills are not obtained in graduate study.


I will end with this: Mr. A went to pursue a Masters Degree in Oil Refining Technology, without ever working in a Refinery in his life.
He will understand the basis behind refinery operations and how to improve processes which is very good, but he has not idea on real operating conditions, at best, he has predicted this via simulations on steady state and dynamic scenarios.

On the other hand, Mr. B learnt hands-on applied Refinery Operations in College, and must complete required hands-on hours in a Refinery which is mostly a requirement for his graduation, and registration to his professional body.

Who will get job faster??

Mr. B will get the job faster, then go later and do a part-time Masters so that he can be Manager.

Mr. A after will be waiting solely for Engineering in Training Positions to Launch his career.

In Nigeria, those that will handle Dangote's Refinery are in India receiving Hands-On Training and the good news is they are graduates. Dangote knows that it will be a waste of resources if he waits for the Refinery to start operating, then bring in fresh graduates.

This is a Nigerian Entrepreneur that has modelled how the Developed Economy works.

It is all about SKILLS, SKILLS, SKILLS.



Trust me in Canada you need to plug into your career as fast as possible.

Canada's Industrial Labour Market is strictly focused on (Soft-Skills and Hands-On Skills).

Sleemzy ,

I sent my bsc certificate to the person handling my transcript so the can send it together at no extra cost..
I also sent by email attached scanned copy of my GCE certificate and scratch card for verification to their international mailing address quoting my reference nos..

This will be okay. Just follow up with your school to fast track the courier to them..

Sleemzy13:
Good pm
Pls, i'am a wee bit confused on what the school meant on this mail they sent to me about sending my Certificates and Transcripts coz, the address they gave to me is nt an email address and they said they don't want scanned copies
Pls how do i send my certificates and waec to them, tho i have already paid for my ND Transcript to be sent to them
Pls, i need ur help time is running up on me

@Ilovecanada, many people who applied for masters and PhD programmes did that because they were not originally planning to work in Canada but to acquire knowledge which would be helpful in their home country. Deciding to stay back after one's studies is another thing altogether. That is secondary .

In good bro.
Canada is good.
I wish everyone success in their application.

Frankrobbn1:


Hello Boss!

I laugh at the @ the bold. God will surely see us through.
I hope you are enjoying your stay over there at canny?.


All the best.

This is really spot on.

I am in my advanced diploma program in construction.

I was on coop as a student and was earning 18dollars an hour.

I have master's graduate that are earning 15 dollars with a job that doesn't test their academic qualifications.

I have graduates that are earning 13dollars an hour just to stay afloat

So it is good to have academic progression but if canada is your dream country and you want to work here and start a career you do not need a Masters degree.

IloveCanada:
@ Mazuide this will be my last post on this, I understand you very well but I am posting this to help you understand the intricacies of my point.

Vacancies in Canada hardly request for qualifications more than a Bachelors Degree and when they do, they require some years of experience.

The Economy in Canada now is not at its very best so there are few opportunities for fresh Men.

They need people who can deliver straight away.

Engineer in Training Positions are very scarce now in Canada now, I personally know so many EITs finding it hard to launch their Careers. I am an Engineering Grad. student so I am using this as a case study.

An average Nigerian left Nigeria to come to a Country where they can work,(ALMOST IMMEDIATELY) as opportunities are tight back home.

Canada is not like Nigeria where you can keep chilling and staying motivated while waiting for your dreams to materialize. The cost of living here is very high and it will be best to know your next line of action even before you leave school.

You have a lot of bills to pay, you will most likely try to pick any job after school so that you can survive. The truth is when you start working in the anyhow job while hoping to break through in your career, someone who was able to break in immediately is already 100times more Marketable than you.


After studying the way this systems works, I discovered this:

You can have a great career here with even a high school certificate, you just need to be excellent in a defined career path to have a successful career. You also have to understand what each career path presents you with.

Graduate studies prepares you for a career path in Research, Academia and Management. There are lots of opportunities for this Career Path in Canada, but the opportunities want EXPERIENCED PEOPLE not FRESH PEOPLE.

You as a (FRESH GRADUATE) will not have the best experience after Graduate School if you never had any work experience or transferable skills other than that which the Graduate School Presented you with (QUOTE ME ON THIS)


The best transferable skill that graduate study will provide you with is critical thinking, at best, if you really worked hard, you will be a great critical thinker which is a good.


Industries on the other hand appreciates you for being a critical thinker, but needs those who were trained on getting the job done to match their needs. This job ready skills are not obtained in graduate study.


I will end with this: Mr. A went to pursue a Masters Degree in Oil Refining Technology, without ever working in a Refinery in his life.
He will understand the basis behind refinery operations and how to improve processes which is very good, but he has not idea on real operating conditions, at best, he has predicted this via simulations on steady state and dynamic scenarios.

On the other hand, Mr. B learnt hands-on applied Refinery Operations in College, and must complete required hands-on hours in a Refinery which is mostly a requirement for his graduation, and registration to his professional body.

Who will get job faster??

Mr. B will get the job faster, then go later and do a part-time Masters so that he can be Manager.

Mr. A after will be waiting solely for Engineering in Training Positions to Launch his career.

In Nigeria, those that will handle Dangote's Refinery are in India receiving Hands-On Training and the good news is they are graduates. Dangote knows that it will be a waste of resources if he waits for the Refinery to start operating, then bring in fresh graduates.

This is a Nigerian Entrepreneur that has modelled how the Developed Economy works.

It is all about SKILLS, SKILLS, SKILLS.



Trust me in Canada you need to plug into your career as fast as possible.

Canada's Industrial Labour Market is strictly focused on (Soft-Skills and Hands-On Skills).

TITILOLA88:
Are you sure of the total tution?

Yes, 8450cad as contained on the admission letter sent to me and see the screenshot or am I the one not getting it?
The program is for 1 year with like 2months co-op inclusive.

Hi guys. I applied online for my Canada TRV, did all the payments online. My visiting visa was approved yesterday and I was asked to send my passport.

My question. How do I go about sending my passport.

Can I send it to the embassy myself or must it be through VAC? VAC is charging extra $50 for transmission fee.

Thanks