₦airaland Forum

tizzdi:
oga TEECANN help me now make my own end in joy too

Kemzyebony:
Mr brother, Amen.

Yes o, how’s it going at your end. Why do I feel you have submitted sef.

flosk:
Thanks jare crs with 8777 = 444 now with this result, it is now 390 chai!!

flosk:
My husband's result :
LRWS 8.5,7,6.5,7

He is saying he can't rewrite the exam ooo

That he wants to remark.

I am just pissed by the result.

The annoying thing is that while he was preparing, he didnt allow me coach him neither did he accept my advice of using ieltsliz or jay or whatsoever.

Do you think the remark will be favourable?

Abefeolu:
Result finally came in, not good.

LRWS- 8,7.5,6.5,8

Should i ask for a remark or re-write. Please advice

Kemzyebony:
Good afternoon everyone,

Please who has gotten a CIC bank reference letter from any Nigerian bank. Kindly post a screenshot if you have ( pls blur out personal info).

A contact at First bank wants to see a sample to guide them on how to go about it.

Thanks.
Please don’t ignore

ysteph:
The issue is not with those who can't speak English fluently.
The problem is the markers of the IELTS writing in Nigeria.
Please let's not mention a 'race' here.

Aig842:
Can we please slow down with this IELTS in Nigeria thing? You may want to put things in proper context before making general statements. Some Indians have Hindi as their primary language which makes them non-native English speakers, in the same vein some Indians have English as their primary language thus making them native speakers.

I want to believe your their are different marking schemes for both native and non-native English speakers.

Are BC and IDP examiners and markers in Nigeria deliberately sabotaging the efforts of candidates? I don't know
Are BC and IDP in Nigeria treating IELTS as a cash cow? Maybe

Let's just take it easy with the general statements.

Cheers bros>

@Mcstan18 @TEECANN

maternal: Alberta without a doubt. If I knew what I know now (I sound old) I would have never step foot in Ontario. I always tell newcomers to come to Alberta. The opportunities here is unbelievable. To answer your question, if you plan to be a geologist, Alberta is obviously the place to be with the oil being here. I currently work in the oilfields along with many Nigerians. My guy is actually a geologist. Though I don't know how to get certified. I would suggest to do the certification here (in Canada). Nothing done in naija would be trusted.

One last advice to newcomers. Chase stability and prosperity, NOT the name of a fancy degree. People here don't care about your status or what fancy degree you have. I work with literally small boys (mid 20's) with just a high school diploma, along with some professional courses, and years of experience making 100-250k per year. If you have a relevant trade, you'd be worshiped here. Whereas, I know people with fancy degrees but are unemployed or under-employed. My point is do what makes sense, not what you think others think of you.

TheCongo2:
My sister and her family have relocated to Alberta from Ontario. She has been saying the exact same words you have posted.

mcstan18:
This trend of W6.5 is really disturbing .

You see the Indians that can barely construct a good sentence devoid of spelling, tenses and/or grammatical errors hitting 7's and 8's in their writing and speaking. "I gave IELTS test last week..." instead of "I wrote/sat for IELTS test last week...", yet they do so well. I'm not hating though.

Could it be that test location is a key determinant to marking scheme? Could it have been a calculated effort at frustrating some people out of the EE scheme (I'd doubt this though)? Could it be some sort of revenue "maximizing" strategy by the examiners (this is Nigeria where such things aren't alien to us anymore)? How come everyone falls just below the 7.0 mark?

ArabianRose, cuteyangel and all the others affected by this, please set your eyes on the destination. The end will surely justify the means, if you do not give up. Remember, its #destinationCanada

TEECANN:
PART 4 UPDATE!!

PART 1- IELTS (BC)- LRSW- 7.5, 8, 7.5, 7 (Sept. 30, 2017)- It ended in praise!


PART 2- WES ECA- Evaluated as overall Canadian equivalency of Masters degree (Nov 2017)- It ended in praise!


PART 3- IELTS (BC)- LRSW- 8, 8.5, 7, 7 (May 4, 2018)- It ended in praise!


PART 4- [b]IELTS (IDP)- LRSW- ?, ?, ?, ? [8,8,7,6.5] (May 25, 2018)- It ended in praise! (No longer needed still)


PART 5- ITA (FSW)- CRS 441 (May 23, 2018)- It ended in praise!

All the same, It still ended in praise

sunvick:
As PPR never come na... make i follow them rejoice for carry over ITA..

@Teeccan me and Newmum dey same class. She's in SS3A while I'm in SS3b.

Selzsky:
Congrats y'all.
@wizean, I see you...the ITA will make you forget all the hassles of the journey so far.

ITA RECIPIENTS- MAY 23, 2018[/b]
@Tippex
@clock89 (no time )
@wizean
@doyinwbaby
@kemzyebony
@deesmama
@ChyG
@extraterestrial
@TEECANN

Congrats to all of us today (Let me know if you are not included in the above list)

We appreciate all our well-wishers too!


The next PHASE is ending in praise IJN!

philip3:
Oh boy how your PPR announcement go be? Men I feel your joy. Congrats

futureenergy:
Really?
Are you saying I could ask WES to evaluate any of my transcripts and send to a university in Canada or US, and the school accepts it?

Pls any idea of the cost?

wisdom77:
Do one get more points by evaluating your Bsc and MSC?

elfmannisback: I talk am

reavealhidden:
hehehehe...oga, abeg sir oooo!!!
I'm one of your fans naaa...
on a lighter note, let's try not to reinvent the wheel ...
Lemme borrow your phrase...It will end for all of us in praise!

reavealhidden:
Oversabi loading... I thought you said you love simplicity...add WAEC join
Just kidding ooo

GlitteringStar:
Well, it all depends on you. For mine, I evaluated my MSc certificate only and that is what I included under the study section pre-ITA. I included my BSc details under the personal history section post-ITA.

You can also include the details for both certificates pre-ITA. You will choose "YES" if you've evaluated your BSc certificate and vice versa. I decided to do mine like that because I love simplicity.

Note: For those who wanna claim points for two or more certificates, they will have to include the details for both certificates pre-ITA.

browndoll:
This journey started in September/November 2016 when a colleague who had relocated told us about the canadian express entry.
My husband and I took IELTS in January 2017 and aced it.
At the time,i had 2 or more certificates and so I was to be the PA.
Then the Wes nightmare began.i was on wes evaluation for my ABU BSc degree for close to 5 months.
At the peak of kidnappings on kaduna road,my husband and I will enter our car with our hearts in our mouths and drive to and from zaria just to sort out the verification.If we perish ,we perish!lol.we made that journey twice in 2 months.This was when crs went as low as 413.i was on 422 and we missed ITA three times. We finally got in touch with the head of customer service Mr robert Hunter who finally sorted my issue out.
Crs never came down again to 422. I was so depressed.certifiably depressed o
But then....my husband rounded up his masters in October 2017 and we stood at 445 with him as applicant.we left Wes alone jejely and went with Ices .
Verification came in February 2018 and we got into the pool and got ITA a few days later.
Timeline:
AOR: APRIL 4
MED PASSED: APRIL 12
IP1: APRIL 12
IP2/PPR MAY 18

Called CIC to try to find out visa office but after 2 failed attempts,i just left it jare.so I don't know the visa office that processed our PPR.

I had a Uk visa refusal but with subsequent UK and US visas and travel history.I didnt have the refusal letter as it was about 12 years ago.So,i just explained it and filled schedule A form.My husband had UK and US travel history.
I'm just so grateful for this forum!
God bless you all

Elfmannisback:
You sure say they no go dey vex as passport office pple dey do? Na cash they want oh.

GlitteringStar:
You are on the right track. You will include your spouse work experience under the personal history section when you get an Invitation to Apply. Same for your BSc information.

Newbeecey:
Lol...thanks. Significant savings it seems. Who is the official you used, anybody or office in particular? Did you pay to the officer's account or a designated bank?

aworldcitizen:
Are you in Lagos?

I paid only 5K to process/fast track my toddlers owns in January @ Ikoyi's.

How I did it.

I did most of the preliminary process myself. I logged on the passport office website, filled all the forms, made all the payments with my card (10,750). I printed out all the forms, bought the brown jacket file, make sure you print all forms including the one for parents/guardian.

Go with the fathers own international passport plus either drivers license /voters card/national ID care , passport picture of both father and baby. Also go with a letter of consent from the father , permitting to process international passport for the baby.

Don't answer all those Agbero's. Act as if you have an agent inside.

Go into the passport complex, go to room 4 with your file for signing,and let your begging begin. Make sure you go with your baby.

Beg the officers that you don't have an agent, and you don't have money. Appeal to them that you have done all the preliminary stage and that they should just help you with the signing and fast tracking.

I got favoured and my baby was able to do his capturing that day, I came back by day 3 for his passport. I have a contact detail I can send to you if you want.

maternal:
People like you is why Africa is what it is today. Let someone's child die, who cares, as long as my call isn't cut off. You're in a civilized society, get use to it.