Hello,

I am planning to apply for Canada express entry – FSWP and the only work experience I have is my NYSC. I worked as a lab assistant in a University (NOC 4012). Can I use it as work history? My supervisor is ready to give me a Reference letter with all the required details included, however, he insisted on stating clearly that it is NYSC Primary assignment, would that be a problem? Thank you for your anticipated concise response.

dupyshoo:
Please find below answers to your questions:
1) You will need PCC from both UK and Nigeria. This is with the assumption that you have stayed up to 6 months at a stretch in UK. PCC will be requested from you when you get an Invitation to Apply.
2)You can't use your mum/dad's account. Tell them to transfer the money to your account and get a letter from them indicating that the money is a gift to you to support your immigration to canada
3) You don't need to evaluate WAEC. Just evaluate your highest qualification.
4) I am not sure about IT but NYSC will count if the job experience is under NOC 0, A or B. Please bear in mind that you will require letter of employment from the companies you worked with. The letter of employment will contain details such as job title, detailed job description, job start date, no of work hours per week, permanent/temp, full time/part time, Salary among others. So, do not include past job that you can't get the required information from your employer. Payslips are not mandatory
5) I am not.

Hi All/dupyshoo, you mentioned that NYSC will count as job experience. Mine was under NOC A. My HOD agreed to write a reference letter containing details such as job title, detailed job description, job start date, no of work hours per week, salary but he insisted on stating clearly that it was a National Youth Service Corps Primary Assignment. Do you think it will be an issue? Do you know anyone with a similar experience?

@ tlk2prince, luvlydevin and others who have links. I am really serious about this issue. I have a similar problem any useful link will be appreciated. Thanks.