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thanks... please i have a little Problem.. I want to apply for transcript and the age on my transcript is different from the one on my International passport please what do i do? thanks..

joo2018:
Start your ECA application today abeg. ECA wahala no be moin-moin and anyways it is a parallel process to IELTS.

doppler06:
For your wife to get any of the ACCA diplomas that comes after completion of either F9 or the professional papers, she has to complete the ethics module. So there is no diploma to be assessed if ethics is not completed. The PER part is not needed to get the diploma.
The ethics module is now 60pounds. She can complete it, pay her outstanding fees, fax the downloaded diploma certificate to WES and send request for the transcript to ACCA (all of this can be completed in 1 day sef).
I'd suggest you ignore the ICAN cuz it has no value when evaluated with WES unless its the AAT you want to evaluate.

As a side note though, your wife might want to complete her PER and apply for ACCA membership as ACCA members are only 1 e-learn course away from obtaining the CPA designation.

Ethelia:
Yours Ielts and ECA are 2 separate independent processes. In fact, most people start ECA first because of how long it takes to complete. Please start your ECA process now.

Olabestonic001:
Go and write IELTS first to know what's up.
You must score 8777- LSRW to stand a remote chance of being picked for Canadian PR. It's not nearly as easy as you think; it's more tougher. However, it's worth it more than a US MSc.

After your M.Sc you'll have Trump and ICE to contend with. Years to get a Green Card and you might end up giving birth to undocumented children in US.

I was in your shoe last year December. I jettisoned M.Sc to pursue a possible relocation. But, it's not right to think you'll ace the IELTS easily- it's not a given but a project.

klexycole:
Good evening bro.

In my own honest opinion, If I were to be in your shoes right now, I will definitely go with Canadian PR. The good thing is, you can apply to start your Msc in Canada as a permanent resident when your land. This translate to the fact that you won't have to pay as an international student, but as a citizen (way cheaper).

Furthermore, you'll flourish as an accountant in Canada in as much as you take the necessary courses, register with the accounting field-related associations, and networking with the best people that can influence your easy settlement. You also can't overemphasize the luck factor.

In addition to this, IT skills are quite in high demand not in Canada only, but most countries in the West. It would be advisable for you to take up an IT-related management course (such as Business Analysis, Project Management, e.t.c) when starting up your Msc as this would wonderfully increase your chances of landing a beautiful job before or immediately you land.

Another advantage of choosing Canadian PR over the other is the minimal cost of health care compared to the US. However, it would be very easier for you to become a Canadian citizen (4 years after your CoPR or so) in as much as you keep a clean criminal record.

Finally, I can go on and on, but u wouldn't want to bore you with too much words on here, there are numerous Canadian-based discussion thread on Nairaland, kindly visit them and relate with experienced people in this area of life. You'll get a first-hand review and advise.

I will mention some Canadian & US bosses on NL to come to your rescue. Conclusively, in any decision you make, I wish you the very best and hope to hear your migration success story very soon.



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The below thread is also helpful.

https://www.nairaland.com/3617393/living-canada-life-canadian-immigrant/294

Cheers!

Elfmannisback: