youngRx:


Jst checked the site now....the PEBC ID is only necessary if u want to apply for the evaluation EXAM. So you good to go

https://www.pebc.ca/index.php/ci_id/2464/la_id/1.htm

youngRx:


Lolz, my dear, no be small thing o.

Abt the PEBC number, actually got mine mailed to me about 6 days after payment, and by then i hvnt sent in my application yet. But i think i read somwhere on their website that you can submit without it.

Abt the IELTS...Jst relax, prepare very hard and pray, and you'll ace it.
After all we survived all those nerve-cracking pharmchem exams didn't we?

youngRx:
Oya oooo...you people should gather round. It's my turn to testify. I've been reading people's testimony since part 3, now it's my turn

God has finally freed me from the shackles of IELTS (shudders at the mention of that test) after 3 attempts.

As a pharmacist, I've written extremely difficult exams
in pharmacy school and passed them all. Never have i imagined I'll be humbled by an examination in my lifetime.

Actually started preparation very early, around june, cause i wanted to "blast the test in one sitting ". Started with listening and was doing excellently in all my practices. I however concentrated more on writing, since almost all the 6.5 I've been seeing on this thread has always been on writing. Registered for November 10th with MOD after almost 5 months of practice, so you understand how high my confidence was. Well.....

1st attempt: LRSW 7,6.5,7.5,7.5.

The 7 in Listening was understandable cos somehow, mysteriously, i just panicked in the middle of the listening test and couldn't follow the conversation. There was this sudden urge to get all the answers right that made me panicked.

Reading, however, was a shock. i could have sworn I'll get a 9 in it. If not for the listening score, i would have reqiested for a remark.

Surprisingly, writing turned out better than i had expected.

Well, i shook that one off and registered for the next one, this time with intense focus on listening.

2nd attempt, MOD, LRSW 7.5, 9, 8, 7.

this time i was completely devastated cos i was very sure of, at least, an 8 in the listening. I followed every part of the conversation and was totally calm throughout the test. This one so angered me that i applied for a remark. Still awaiting the outcome though. My 46k must return to me

I gathered all my life's savings and registered for the 3rd time. It was hell surviving without a single penny. By this time i was so used to the listening tests in the Cambridge series that i could predict the answers. So i delved into youtube and Practised all the tests i could download.
Went for the exam and....

3rd attempt: MOD, 19/1/19 LRSW 9,7.5,7.5,7.

Funny enough, during the test, the same panic that came over me in the first attempt came again, but this time, i heard the answers, just that i wasn't following the conversation the way i should, so i wasn't sure of about 7 answers. After the test i gave up, & started thinking of how I'll raise the money for the next attempt.

Later in the evening, i decided to visit the IELTS chat room on telegram where the answers are usually discussed after a test. Infact i almost had a heart attack when over 6 answers i wrote did not match what majority were sharing. To make matters worse, the majority were unanimous about the answers.
Well, since i got a 9 in my listening, i guess i was the only one that got the correct answers among the bunch then.

ECA: was completed since December with PEBC. Thanks to baba Salford1 who came to my rescue at the dying minute. God bless you sir.
Current CRS score sits at 450.

POF: Absolutely no hope for this one yet. Just going blindingly on. But I'll rather get that ITA then decline it for lack of funds than sit idly by while this rare opportunity passes by. At least, in years to come, when my children ask why i didnt migrate when everyone was doing so, I'll show them my ITA as proof that i did tried my best to give them a better life.

Thanks to @Bellniki and @Reemefolaks for their wonderful support especially at those times when it mattered most.

I think I am now a banafide member of this thread and will be open to any questions about the process, especially for Pharmacists.
I hope to do a detailed breakdown of the ECA steps with PEBC too so others can learn.

And as for those of you who think this testimony is trivial, i used to think like you: "is it not just IELTS?". well, here we are after 3 humiliating attempts.
may you never experience this nightmare of multiple IELTS attempt.

I know many are still battling with the test, don't give up please. Keep pushing, and the next one will be definitely yours. Last last, it will end in praise for all of us.

youngRx:
Oya oooo...you people should gather round. It's my turn to testify. I've been reading people's testimony since part 3, now it's my turn

God has finally freed me from the shackles of IELTS (shudders at the mention of that test) after 3 attempts.

As a pharmacist, I've written extremely difficult exams
in pharmacy school and passed them all. Never have i imagined I'll be humbled by an examination in my lifetime.

Actually started preparation very early, around june, cause i wanted to "blast the test in one sitting ". Started with listening and was doing excellently in all my practices. I however concentrated more on writing, since almost all the 6.5 I've been seeing on this thread has always been on writing. Registered for November 10th with MOD after almost 5 months of practice, so you understand how high my confidence was. Well.....

1st attempt: LRSW 7,6.5,7.5,7.5.

The 7 in Listening was understandable cos somehow, mysteriously, i just panicked in the middle of the listening test and couldn't follow the conversation. There was this sudden urge to get all the answers right that made me panicked.

Reading, however, was a shock. i could have sworn I'll get a 9 in it. If not for the listening score, i would have reqiested for a remark.

Surprisingly, writing turned out better than i had expected.

Well, i shook that one off and registered for the next one, this time with intense focus on listening.

2nd attempt, MOD, LRSW 7.5, 9, 8, 7.

this time i was completely devastated cos i was very sure of, at least, an 8 in the listening. I followed every part of the conversation and was totally calm throughout the test. This one so angered me that i applied for a remark. Still awaiting the outcome though. My 46k must return to me

I gathered all my life's savings and registered for the 3rd time. It was hell surviving without a single penny. By this time i was so used to the listening tests in the Cambridge series that i could predict the answers. So i delved into youtube and Practised all the tests i could download.
Went for the exam and....

3rd attempt: MOD, 19/1/19 LRSW 9,7.5,7.5,7.

Funny enough, during the test, the same panic that came over me in the first attempt came again, but this time, i heard the answers, just that i wasn't following the conversation the way i should, so i wasn't sure of about 7 answers. After the test i gave up, & started thinking of how I'll raise the money for the next attempt.

Later in the evening, i decided to visit the IELTS chat room on telegram where the answers are usually discussed after a test. Infact i almost had a heart attack when over 6 answers i wrote did not match what majority were sharing. To make matters worse, the majority were unanimous about the answers.
Well, since i got a 9 in my listening, i guess i was the only one that got the correct answers among the bunch then.

ECA: was completed since December with PEBC. Thanks to baba Salford1 who came to my rescue at the dying minute. God bless you sir.
Current CRS score sits at 450.

POF: Absolutely no hope for this one yet. Just going blindingly on. But I'll rather get that ITA then decline it for lack of funds than sit idly by while this rare opportunity passes by. At least, in years to come, when my children ask why i didnt migrate when everyone was doing so, I'll show them my ITA as proof that i did tried my best to give them a better life.

Thanks to @Bellniki and @Reemefolaks for their wonderful support especially at those times when it mattered most.

I think I am now a banafide member of this thread and will be open to any questions about the process, especially for Pharmacists.
I hope to do a detailed breakdown of the ECA steps with PEBC too so others can learn.

And as for those of you who think this testimony is trivial, i used to think like you: "is it not just IELTS?". well, here we are after 3 humiliating attempts.
may you never experience this nightmare of multiple IELTS attempt.

I know many are still battling with the test, don't give up please. Keep pushing, and the next one will be definitely yours. Last last, it will end in praise for all of us.

Rosheedah:
Good morning y’all.Welldone guys! Pls I need help. I’m a Pharmacist here in naija but from what I’ve read,is it possible to claim internship, NYSC and community practice as work experience(s)??
I asked because my internship was in an hospital, NYSC was in a college of health as a lecturer and now post-nysc, I work in a community pharmacy(over a year experience). The hospital and community practice(s) are similar in job description but the NYSC is different .....so can I use the three? And if Yes,pls for that NYSC, will my certificate suffice or I need to go to my PPA for reference letter?

Pls help me.....thanks in advance...

elfmann:
Yes and yes.

daremum:
PEBC...Please

It will be evaluated for like 8 weeks.
Prepare for IELTS



you can mention my name if you have any other question!

daremum:
Hi rosheedah
You need to evaluate your result with PENc.
Write IELTS
Then enter the pool!
All the best

chizilulu:



Let me try. I stand corrected. I think you should check what your crs score will be without masters and see if you stand a chance. If the score is low then you can give the msc a try to boost your score for EE. I heard PEBC evaluates BSc Pharm as Msc (I do not know much about it). Please check the cic website to confirm or search on the previous threads or better still, wait for the seniors to explain. If it is true, then you may not need the msc to boost your crs score.

Omodadi2:



Hello Rosheedat, welcome to the thread.
With my own little knowledge, I will recomend EE cos its a more real migration process. After applying for masters and fulfilling all the criteria needed, you may be denied visa. However, once you follow the procesures for EE, your migration dream will come to pass.

As for the steps, commence your credential assessment while you prepare and write IELTS. You need both to enter the pool, and your intenship and NYSC can be your work experience. Wish you all the best!

Rosheedah:
Hello everyone, well done guys and congrats to those who have scaled through successfully. I bless the day I stumbled on this page in the course of my inquiries. Anyway, I have been reading through and it's been such a looooong read and I'm not even half done.
Okay, I'm at the initial stage of the migration intent and now I'm stuck.

First of, I studied pharmacy,just completed my nysc and now intend to commence the relocation processing. Which of the methods is better, faster or recommended.....express entry or applying for masters?. Also, if it's EE, at what stage does the pebc registration come in? before the ECA?And again, Should I write IELTS 1st or just begin the ECA regardless? cos I saw somethings about boosting one's CRS scores and a lot of steps.

And if it's via masters, I've read that it's an advantage to write IELTS cos it may come in handy later but then in this case, it is the Academic type that is acceptable while for EE, it's the General IELTS.

Pls epp me

intjgirl:


Thanks so much.
Please if you didn't do balloting how did you get hostel?

intjgirl:

I'd like to know the courses taken in 200 level 1st semester, specifically and the textbooks I can use for them.
I would also like to know about the campus. How is it compared to akoka campus? Is there a sports centre or anything like that there?
The hostels. How many are there? Is there any preference during balloting?
I'm sorry if I'm bombarding you with questions. I've been looking for someone who can answer them for a long time.

intjgirl:
Please I would really like to speak with any pharmacy student in unilag from 200 level and above. I'm going to be 200 level very soon and I need to know more about the specifics of the course and the idi araba campus. Thanks in advance.

lexiconkabir:


mi o gbo yen ri oo, are they Salafis? and where is it located?

lexiconkabir:


oh! what's the name and where exactly is it located, perhaps i can recommend for another person(if they are upon the sunnah)..

lexiconkabir:


wa iyyak.......

The madrasah, is it in lag?

lexiconkabir:


Alright, may Allaah make it easy for you..



I'm ok, just a little stress here and there...

if you don't mind me asking, how bout the issue we discussed in the past?

lexiconkabir:


hahaha, do you now like the name?



hope you still attend the madrasah?



wa alaykum salaam, how are you?

lexiconkabir:
when stopping at taa marbuto (ة) you dont pronounce the "t" sound at the end, except if you are not stopping at the taa marbuto, example رشيدة pronounced as "rosheedah" not "rosheedat".

if it is not taa marbuto but taa maftuha ( ت) then, the "t" will be pronounced, example قالت pronounced as "qoolat".

lexiconkabir:


lol, copy copy, anyway, how you and how have you been?

decided to mention you to this thread, you might pick one or two things in this thread, hope my call didnt wake you from sleep?

lexiconkabir:
salaam alaykum sister @Rosheedah

LMAyedun:
plss! What browser are u using? The site isn't going

joycall:
1. You let your friends ridicule your girlfriend and even come here to tell us? You may think you're smart but you're dumb.

2. If you were that intelligent you would know you don't love her.

3. I can tell by your gf's comeback that she's not dull.

4. I do not need to tell you she doesn't have to be politically inclined to be considered interesting.

5. Since you can't identify btw love and infatuation, l can help with that. You're infatuated. Pls stop sleeping with her. Let her go. Trust me another man will love her "stupidity" and would infact be amused by it.

6. You're very silly. It's an insult to say "she's good in bed" but very dull.

7. To be honest, get lost you're not worth it.

8. If it's "fork" you want there are girls who do it for the money. You know where to find them.

9. This is my own way. I'll not pamper you with words. I mean, you don't have to like what I say.

[b][/b]*Ladies pls stop having premarital sex. There's no respect in letting a man bed you before marriage. It's simple like that.

EDITED: I knew from a tender age l wanted to be a chartered accountant. My dad wanted me to pursue science though cos l excelled in science subjects. Point is, my love for commercial and science subjects was unconditional. But history and government l hated with a passion. I genuinely lacked interest. I did not only HATE politics, I didn't understand it. The thought of listening to news or reading those tiny newspaper lines gave me the shivers. Until my 2nd year in the university when I met a man that would change everything.

A man that was unbelievably intelligent and interesting enough to inspire such interests in me. A man that loved me.

I do not only love politics now, l eat newspapers as they come. I'm always the first to grab my hands on them at the office. My colleagues have given me a name for this.

Believe it or not, l'm not only politically knowledgeable but also politically smart. l gave my sister an analysis of how Trump would win the elections before election day.

If someone had told me that I would be an ardent lover of football, l definitely would have shouted them down. Lol. Well, l do not only love football now, I'm a staunch follower of one of the premiership clubs. Football is part of what I eat now.

My point exactly is..with the right person, we grow.

*Ladies pls stop sleeping with men. You shortchange yourselves doing so.