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Benignasweety:
Na to show them pepper sure pass now o. Atleast, they will fear you and do the right thing.

Giddyperson:
We've been doing steam inhalation with eucalyptus oil nightly for about 4 days now, it actually relieves her and helps her sleep for about 5 hours after it's done but then the symptoms keep coming back.

roseval:
Pls someone should come to my aid, my 7month baby have not started crawling but he roll nd turn as he like but not crawling. Why
Cc liftedha.nd, Twogre.atnations, olubanke.mi, realden.tist jazzyja.zz, feddy.7 nd other sabi mama's

Justiyke4u:
I have been practicing ielts listening on YouTube but my score is not really impressive which gives me some kind of fear. I have been wondering what I'm not doing correctly. Please who has written please advise me and God bless you

realtalk19:
hi mums. plz wat can i do to my bruised nipples. my baby boy sucked it sore right from the 4th day i delivered him and its been a month now .my nipples isnt healing at all.it gets bruised each time he sucks and its giving me fever and severe pains.

av used luke warm salt water to mop d nipples and applyed mentholatum but still no improvement.

how can my nipples heal?
my sons gums is sharp and firm.hes aggresive when about sucking.

favoredgal:
Yeah I did anti allergy last month

Their cough has gone just catarrh left

Tnx

ysmd:
Hello house. I have a LLB law and B.L law.

My university degree which is LLB law gives me an Eca equivalent of first professional degree and I don't need to evaluate the B.L. Filling my EE profile should I indicate my LLB law as my most recent study. I did not mention my B.L(law skool certificate) at all as am not claiming points for it

joyuzo:
[/quote][quote author=Beckyhopeful post=57989586]This is exactly what I did.Tried and tested,if that reassures you.

Beckyhopeful:
You can use two bank statements bearing the same address e.g GTBank and First Bank.

papaking1:
Any thought on Royal Air Moroc please, who has something good to say about them?

Ehrnie:
Hi - to be on the safe side why not stick to these examples from their website: Proofs of address can be anything official that has reached you at your current address and bears your name. We accept copies of documents from ‘official bodies’ e.g. bank statements, letters from a GP, letters from a school or college, utility bills, phone bills etc. Ideally they should be for different months and one of the documents MUST be dated within the last six months.

The only concern I have with driver's licence is that it will not be dated within the last six months.

crazyinlove:
Good morning all,

I want to apply for UK PCC and they are requesting for proof of current address. Was thinking if I can use my drivers license since it shows my full name and current address.

Please advice.

Thanks

thestevens:
This is uncalled for,common she just hungry.

Tinyemeka:
Do you mean one has to stop at 'every' single stop sign positioned along the road? I don't mean traffic lights or Zebra crossings o.

bigfido:
But this is not true sir

Chimnauvsky:
Thanks @Algbenguze. I have done the calculation and got 579 points. I guess its safe to proceed rather than wait, right?

felixzo1:
. for those interested, you can get a preloaded dollar Uba MasterCard and use for your online payment. get dollars from the black market and take your international passport to any Uba branch and ask for a dollar prepaid card

nicoleswizzi:
yeah prayer Mondays ...plz wen is cuties thread...

Prayer Saturday, thread cuties on Friday. We even discussed about child/babies education, downloading nursery rhymes, even one papa sold children educational books then. Types of nutritious food for our lo, even allowing them to paint using ketchup(many colors) incase they swallow it. E.t.c

Prettyhurts:
Prayer Saturday, thread cuties on Friday. We even discussed about child/babies education, downloading nursery rhymes, even one papa sold children educational books then. Types of nutritious food for our lo, even allowing them to paint using ketchup(many colors) incase they swallow it. E.t.c

That was when On.egai was thread cappo.

hunniesuzie:
Hi mama. So We can give a 4 month old these foods? The mixed grain one and the Tom Brown-ish one I mean

wholesomegrace:
I buy directly from a staff of P&G. I don't even use barrier cream again. There's been no diaper rash for months now and I can use just one all thru the night with no spills

raheemkeji:
Good Morning All.

My Wife WES Application has been delayed due to late response from her school. I want to know if anyone has requested for his/her transcript from BAYERO UNIVERSITY, KANO (BUK). If i can be referred to anyone Please. it's Almost 8 months and Transcript has not been sent not to talk of verification from her school.

I really need help. it's delaying my application and i will appreciate if anyone can advise me on what to do.

Thank you.

eboziem:
What you quoted above from the CIC website refers to Canadian Work Experience

Canadian work experience

(3) For the purposes of this section, Canadian work experience is work experience that

(a) is acquired by a foreign national in Canada in one or more occupations listed in Skill Type 0 Management Occupations or Skill Level A or B of the National Occupational Classification matrix;
(b) consists of full-time work experience, or the full-time equivalent for part-time work experience, with one or more employers;
(c) is acquired within the 10-year period preceding the day on which points are assigned to the foreign national under subsection (1); and
(d) is remunerated by the payment of wages or a commission.
Requirements

(4) In order to be assigned points under subsection (1) for their Canadian work experience, a foreign national

(a) must specify in their expression of interest the four-digit code in the National Occupational Classification that corresponds to each of the occupations they have engaged in while accumulating their Canadian work experience; and
(b) must have performed the actions described in the lead statement for the occupation as set out in the occupational descriptions of the National Occupational Classification, as well as a substantial number of the main duties, including all essential duties, as set out in the National Occupational Classification.
Full-time work

(5) For the purposes of this section, full-time work consists of at least 30 hours of work per week.

Work in excess

(6) For the purposes of this section, a period of work experience that exceeds full-time work in one occupation, or simultaneous periods of work experience in more than one full-time occupation, are to be evaluated as a single period of full-time work experience in a single occupation.

Work experience — requirements

(7) For the purposes of this section,

(a) a period of employment during which the foreign national was engaged in full-time study is not to be included in calculating a period of work experience;
(b) a period of self-employment or unauthorized work is not to be included in calculating a period of work experience;
(c) the foreign national must have had temporary resident status during their period of work experience and any period of full-time study or training; and
(d) the full-time equivalent for part-time work experience is 30 hours of work per week.


This should not be confused for work experience got outside Canada.

Below is for work Experience outside Canada

Combination of foreign work experience and official language proficiency

23 The points that may be assigned for a combination of the foreign national’s foreign work experience and their level of proficiency in their first official language, according to their benchmark level as assessed in that language under the Canadian Language Benchmarks or the Niveaux de compétence linguistique canadiens, are the following:

(a) 0 points, if the foreign national has no foreign work experience, regardless of their proficiency in their first official language;
(b) 13 points, if the foreign national has one or two years of foreign work experience and their proficiency in their first official language is assessed at level 7 or higher in all language skill areas, with one or more areas assessed at less than level 9;
(c) 25 points, if the foreign national has one or two years of foreign work experience and their proficiency in their first official language is assessed at level 9 or higher in all language skill areas;
(d) 25 points, if the foreign national has at least three years of foreign work experience and their proficiency in their first official language is assessed at level 7 or higher in all language skill areas, with one or more areas assessed at less than level 9; and
(e) 50 points, if the foreign national has at least three years of foreign work experience and their proficiency in their first official language is assessed at level 9 or higher in all language skill areas


Foreign work experience

25 (1) For the purposes of sections 23 and 24, foreign work experience is work experience that

(a) is acquired by a foreign national outside Canada in one or more occupations listed in Skill Type 0 Management Occupations or Skill Level A or B of the National Occupational Classification matrix;
(b) consists of full-time work experience, or the full-time equivalent for part-time work experience, with one or more employers;
(c) is acquired within the 10-year period preceding the day on which points are assigned to the foreign national under section 23 or subsection 24(1); and
(d) is remunerated by the payment of wages or a commission.
Requirements

(2) In order to be assigned points under section 23 or 24 for their foreign work experience, a foreign national

(a) must specify in their expression of interest the four-digit code in the National Occupational Classification that corresponds to each of the occupations they have engaged in while accumulating their foreign work experience; and
(b) must have performed the actions described in the lead statement for the occupation as set out in the occupational descriptions of the National Occupational Classification, as well as a substantial number of the main duties, including all essential duties, as set out in the National Occupational Classification.
Full-time work

(3) For the purposes of paragraph (1)(b), full-time work consists of at least 30 hours of work per week.


Once the Part time work experience meets the equivalent number of hours for full time work, it would be considered.

perks:
Not correct. Part time paid work qualifies, provided u have racked in d equivalent amount of time in full time work.

ayxmania:
Hello ma, a part time employment can suffice so far it is a paid employment, and the total number if hours worked can be equal to that of a full time employment.

perks:
Not correct. Part time paid work qualifies, provided u have racked in d equivalent amount of time in full time work.

Full-time work

(5) For the purposes of this section, full-time work consists of at least 30 hours of work per week.

Work in excess

(6) For the purposes of this section, a period of work experience that exceeds full-time work in one occupation, or simultaneous periods of work experience in more than one full-time occupation, are to be evaluated as a single period of full-time work experience in a single occupation.

Work experience — requirements

(7) For the purposes of this section,

(a) a period of employment during which the foreign national was engaged in full-time study is not to be included in calculating a period of work experience;
(b) a period of self-employment or unauthorized work is not to be included in calculating a period of work experience;
(c) the foreign national must have had temporary resident status during their period of work experience and any period of full-time study or training; and
(d) the full-time equivalent for part-time work experience is 30 hours of work per week.