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Canada has an educational pilot program. i think it's part of the atlantic provinces.

Ykolags:
Hello everyone,

I am about to begin my PR journey and would sincerely appreciate guidance from experienced members here.

I am 37 years old, single

B.Sc in Building Construction
Close to 5 years of total experience in the construction field
Over 1-year active internship
About 2 years of solid post-graduation experience (excluding NYSC)
NYSC at Lagos State Ministry of Works,
Registered my own construction company during NYSC (one-man business, handled projects independently)
Master’s degree in Environmental Engineering (completed in Poland). Currently partnering with a startup in the UK on waste management sustainability. (Freelance)
I currently work as a data centre technician here in Poland.
IELTS 7 (overall)

My concerns:
• I am currently living in Poland, my current job does not count as I don't have a degree in computer science
• My NYSC experience was at the Lagos state Ministry of Works — not sure if this counts for skill assessment.
• My self-employed experience has no payslips or tax documents. And I am outside Nigeria, not sure I can work that out
• My master’s in Environmental Engineering, not sure if my freelancing with this startup company in the uk counts

No. But it can be used since it is up to a year.

Has anyone successfully transferred their WES evaluation from the US to Canada? I'm wondering if there's a way to save time and avoid the process.

When I went through it, I realized you can request a direct transfer, and here's what I learned.

WES canada allows you request a direct credential transfer, which can save you a ton of time. Instead of reapplying and going back to your school for verification process, you just hit up the help bot and submit the some documentation-so its more streamlined.

If anyone else has gone through this process of found any other tips, I'd love to hear your experience.