Hi all. Please does anyone here live in Brandon Manitoba?

rainazoe:
Best ask the question in the skilled workers thread

I know a couple of people who did their prints at a police/sherriff station where they were based. The prints was then clearly scanned and emailed to a naija contact who processed the police certificate for them and scanned same to them.

Thats exactly how i did it for someone.
@woodcrestmayor kindly send me the materials too. Kmgbltd@yahoo.com

Gracias

Its like there's no one in Manitoba period . If you find a whatapp group, I'll be interested too. Hoping to land this year by God's Grace


quote author=Labims post=74694251]Hi all. Please does anyone here live in Brandon Manitoba?[/quote]

Check this for BA https://www.tccco.ca/course/business-analysis/.

WoodcrestMayor:
Hi Guys!
I have plans for a career change and business analysis has been on my mind for a while now. I will like to start making moves this year(school and elementary certification) in preparation for 2020 launch out.
Do we have any business analysts in the house?

For newly landed and people that are underemployed. People within low income bracket. There are food banks around that supply families with groceries that can last for 10 days in a month.

This will reduce the grocery pressure on your proof of fund and it has nothing to do with welfare. It is purely food bank.

Google for the one near you and give them a call to get their requirements. Thereafter go there once a month and get some groceries for your family.

You are expected to stop when your situation improves.

mankind5050:
Check this for BA https://www.tccco.ca/course/business-analysis/.

Thanks for sharing that link...

Thanks badman

mankind5050:
Check this for BA https://www.tccco.ca/course/business-analysis/.

mankind5050:
Check this for BA https://www.tccco.ca/course/business-analysis/.

Thanks for sharing .
Looking forward to become a BA soonest by God's grace .

I know it looks crazy but this is how we live. This is what we came for, what we contend against and what we surmount. This is home, our Canada

This is a really insightful thread. It’s also commendable to see Nigerians looking out for each other.

I’m a law graduate who is exploring relocating to Canada through the acquisition of academic degrees (LL.M and NCA). Although I have read up the process, I am still quite confused on some issues and feel someone with experience would properly guide me. I am going to be mostly self sponsored (daddy and mummy have really tried so far) so I want to ensure I don’t waste a kobo due to avoidable mistakes in my application.

Are there immigrant Canadian legal practitioners in the house? Does anyone know an immigrant Canadian legal practitioner? It would be highly appreciated if I can have a detailed discussion with such a person.

Many thanks.

Bruv, what i have is the Investment funds in canada. I don't have any BA study material.
Do you need the IFC study material?

Kmgb1:


Thats exactly how i did it for someone.
@woodcrestmayor kindly send me the materials too. Kmgbltd@yahoo.com

Gracias

Any medical Laboratory technologists wishing to practice in canada can holla to join the whatsapp group

WoodcrestMayor:
Bruv, what i have is the Investment funds in canada. I don't have any BA study material.
Do you need the IFC study material?

Abeg, I'm equally interested in the IFC study material. Pls send to martdubes@hotmail.com.
Thanks

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WoodcrestMayor:
Bruv, what i have is the Investment funds in canada. I don't have any BA study material.
Do you need the IFC study material?

Thats exactly what i need sir,materials for the Mutual funds exams,been trying to get it from someone for a while. Thanks in advance. Kmgbltd@yahoo.com

MissChristine:
This is a really insightful thread. It’s also commendable to see Nigerians looking out for each other.

I’m a law graduate who is exploring relocating to Canada through the acquisition of academic degrees (LL.M and NCA). Although I have read up the process, I am still quite confused on some issues and feel someone with experience would properly guide me. I am going to be mostly self sponsored (daddy and mummy have really tried so far) so I want to ensure I don’t waste a kobo due to avoidable mistakes in my application.

Are there immigrant Canadian legal practitioners in the house? Does anyone know an immigrant Canadian legal practitioner? It would be highly appreciated if I can have a detailed discussion with such a person.

Many thanks.

Search for @Cocolav. If she's got some free time, I bet she'd be happy to guide you.

On a lighter note, my guy here, @Guitarlife and I are searching for a wife: just in case you ever consider exploring other options

salford1:

Lots of oil workers actually send their family over but stay on working from their base in Nigeria. When I lived in Calgary, the breadwinners of 2 families in my neighbourhood were oil workers still employed in Nigeria. They often visit their family in Calgary when they get a break from work. One of my bigger bros from uni also did not resign his job as a geotech in an oil servicing firm in Nigeria. He left his family back in Canada too. I do not know how much senior oil workers are paid back home, but I am guessing it's a lot since their wives here do not work, they own their homes and kids attend private schools in Canada.

Most techs/engr in the oil industry usually travel out of Nigeria for job assignments anyway. They could be in Brazil or Venezuela today, then off to Angola or Gabon the following week. It makes sense to leave the family in a safer country while they still progress with their career. They stay employed this way while still taking advantage of the safety net in Canada.

some earn as much as 16k American dollars a month after tax

salford1:

Lots of oil workers actually send their family over but stay on working from their base in Nigeria. When I lived in Calgary, the breadwinners of 2 families in my neighbourhood were oil workers still employed in Nigeria. They often visit their family in Calgary when they get a break from work. One of my bigger bros from uni also did not resign his job as a geotech in an oil servicing firm in Nigeria. He left his family back in Canada too. I do not know how much senior oil workers are paid back home, but I am guessing it's a lot since their wives here do not work, they own their homes and kids attend private schools in Canada.

Most techs/engr in the oil industry usually travel out of Nigeria for job assignments anyway. They could be in Brazil or Venezuela today, then off to Angola or Gabon the following week. It makes sense to leave the family in a safer country while they still progress with their career. They stay employed this way while still taking advantage of the safety net in Canada.

some earn as much as 16k American dollars a month after tax. A directional driller earns as much as $500 to $1000 a day as rig allowance depending on the company and location of the job.

bLacKGoLd3:


Search for @Cocolav. If she's got some free time, I bet she'd be happy to guide you.

On a lighter note, my guy here, @Guitarlife and I are searching for a wife: just in case you ever consider exploring other options

Thank you BlakGold. I’ll message her shortly.

Let’s pretend there was no second paragraph. Lol.

MissChristine:


Thank you BlakGold. I’ll message her shortly.

Let’s pretend there was no second paragraph. Lol.

You're welcome.

And oh, I took the shot with my chest.
Anyway, Sundays are for faffing around but I hope you find some good help.

bLacKGoLd3:


You're welcome.

And oh, I took the shot with my chest.
Anyway, Sundays are for faffing around but I hope you find some good help.

Thank you BlackGold.

If half of the people on this forum are as good natured as you, I’m very sure I will.

bLacKGoLd3:


You're welcome.

And oh, I took the shot with my chest.
Anyway, Sundays are for faffing around but I hope you find some good help.

Happy Birthday! Wishing you many many more years in good health, wealth and happiness. Enjoy your day.

SIRTee15:


If Anthony Joshua had grown up in Nigeria, he will most likely end up an agbero tout or political thug for likes of bola tinubu....

MissChristine:



Thank you BlackGold.

If half of the people on this forum are as good natured as you, I’m very sure I will.

We are, this is the thread for you though.
https://www.nairaland.com/4843199/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled

Dont forget that blackgold offer, its always on the table lol

gaggle:


Pleassssseeeee guys, biko,ejor any idea.

The scenario is Passport & PR Visa expires June. Travel date is last week of March. Is this a problem as passport validity will be less than 6 months. If it is, does CIC need to be contacted after passport renewal or just travel with the new & old passport that has the visa.

You needn't worry about the six-month rule for Canada. It's one of the countries in the world to which you can travel as long as your passport is valid.

Hi all

Creamychic:


Happy Birthday! Wishing you many many more years in good health, wealth and happiness. Enjoy your day.

Thanks, Creamychic.

cochtrane:

You needn't worry about the six-month rule for Canada. It's one of the countries in the world to which you can travel as long as your passport is valid.

Thank You.

cochtrane:

You needn't worry about the six-month rule for Canada. It's one of the countries in the world to which you can travel as long as your passport is valid.

Thank You. I was already crying that no one was answering

I've read a lot of views and ways to dive into the system from graduates of Accounting, finance, Mbbs, Nursung and the likes when one finally arrives in, either through bridging programs or taking some courses but we've had no information from Microbiology graduates over there or does it mean we'll have to change career path when we finally arrive. Please, if there are any Microbiologist in this thread or anyone who knows someone in that field should kindly speak up and advise on ways to integrate. As there are branches in this field such as quality control/assurance, industrial, environmental, food, virology just to name a few which means there should be a lot of opportunities out there but I can't seem to get my hands on the right information on how to fit in or bridging programs to go for. There ain't much info on Google either so getting an insight from someone already in the system will be much appreciated.