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Hello House,

Please oh I am unable to do NIN for my 1yr old.

He has been proving so difficult to the process, he doesn't stay well to snap.

Please help on how I can do NIN for him.

thanks in advance.

Hello House,

Please oh I am unable to do NIN for my 1yr old.

He has been proving so difficult to the process, he doesn't stay well to snap.

Please help on how I can do NIN for him.

thanks in advance.

Hello everyone,

I want to apply for passport for my wife and kid.

I need to know the earliest possible date for apppintment on the portal maybe for (Ikeja or Festac location) Lagos.

Hello House,

Please does anyone knows how long it takes to obtain "English as a Medium" Document from Unilag?

Applied for it 4 days ago.

(Edited) I got the document from them in 4 days.

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Hello everyone

My Samsung tv is flickering/showing jumping display like
Shown below.

My location is Shomolu, Lagos.

If you are a professional and can fix this kindly let me know.

Hello Chief

Just switch to another network, that is what I did too as i was always experiencing this.

geekybabe:
30k is a lot. You have not even factored in cost of daily living, rent, feeding and all. Finding a job is not that simple.
Even a salary earner with a full time job can hardly save that 30k annually on a 80k salary.

Tired at this point, I can't seem to find a cheaper course in masters.
This is because I want to move with family.

ednut1:
You cant afford it. Plus there are no guarantees you will be able to save that tuition or even get a job in 6 -12 months.

Majority of the people with PR or citizenship earning over 100k have not saved 30k this year.

I dont know why people are hell bent on this expensive study visa route that has casted when there is french and PNP route 😪

what is the French and PNP route, is that PR?

Hello guys,

I don come again oh, I found a masters course in IT at Carleton university but the tuition is 30k cad yearly for 2 years.

It aligns well with all my asks but the downside is it expensive.

Now I can source for the first year and my brother wants to help me with POF for a year.

I want to know if it feasible for I and my spouse to get a job to pay the second year fee.

and I hope we don't have to show POF for 2 years.

Please advice and input needed.

Hello guys,

I don come again oh, I found a masters course in IT at Carleton university but the tuition is 30k cad yearly for 2 years.

It aligns well with all my asks but the downside is it expensive.

Now I can source for the first year and my brother wants to help me with POF for a year.

I want to know if it feasible for I and my spouse to get a job to pay the second year fee.

and I hope we don't have to show POF for 2 years.

Please advice and input needed.

MarksmanD:
Maybe you should consult with more licensed agencies. Or search for schools you're interested in and write to their admission office asking if you can be admitted to your preferred study program. If you don't see your preference, then maybe you should try other countries because you can only get a Spousal open work permit in Canada if your master's study program is at least 16 months long.

Thank you boss I really appreciate

MarksmanD:
You have been asking this same question for a month now. Some people have done their best to answer your questions to the best of their knowledge. Maybe we don't have the answers you seek here. And probably you need to pay a licensed RCIC agent to give you the answer you seek.

My brother Im tired too.
I contacted an agency and I had settled for health sciences then they said it thesis based and they do not advise I apply for that then they gave me option for project management, Masters in health management and they are not something I like.

I really am tired

Good day everyone I have dropped several comments here and I am still stuck.

I need help in choosing a course ( IT preferably or Healthcare) in Masters, I have BSC in Biochemistry and cumulative 2/3 years experience in Technical support (Azure), system administration and Frontend.

It has to be masters cause I intend to move with wife and kid.

Lekiboboe Can you please help.?

Anybody can help too

Thank you all in advance.

JMG12:
Since you have 3 years of experience in IT, they will accept you. You can message the admission team before submitting any application.
Check this video it will help you understand career progression

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZlGdnp-F90?si=aXX5a5x0RbpTVxpX

Thank you i will look at this.

Good Morning Everyone,

I am stuck in finding a suitable course for 2 years Master's degree.

I have Biochemistry degree and about 3 years experience in IT.

I need to find a course in IT that will accept me without a computer science degree.

Thanks in anticipation.

MarksmanD:
Hello sir/ma, you have asked this question for the past few days and no one has replied to you. It's not all questions people answer on this platform. Once most people get their visas or a rejection, they forget about this thread. Most of the advice you'll receive here regards to your visa application based on our experiences. You might be lucky to receive an advice from someone who has applied to your institution.
As long as you're not using an agent, then you'll have to do most of your research yourself. Also, you don't have to depend on Nairaland alone for your questions, you can check canadavisa.com. YouTube is also a very rich resource platform. Join OJC Telegram group.
There's no question you have regarding Canadian immigration, that an Indian hasn't answered on the Internet. You'll also have to join Indian forums. Good luck.

Thank you so much for this I really appreciate it 🙏

Please everyone who has heard about international business university here?

Zyzman:
Good Morning Everyone,

I have a quick question.

I am seriously considering studying MBA in information systems and Management at International Business University, Canada.

I want to ask if anyone has attended that school here, I need honest opinions.

They are kind of the only university that offers masters in an IT related course that matches my available requirements, as most universities require a BSc in computer science which I don't have, I have BSc in Biochemistry.

It also ticks the box of PGWP and been able to bring in my spouse too.

What is holding me down is I need to get reference letter from my workplace to prove my work experience in IT but I just joined them and in January i will be confirmed hence that is when I can get the letter from them.

I also want to know if there are other IT course (Masters) in other universities that I can consider.

Hello guys please someone should answer me.

To add i also heard toronto is expensive

bullstriker:
Most MScs require a degree in a related field. If you want me to help you apply to this program, send me a message.

International Business University
Master's Degree
Master of Business Administration - Information Systems Management
tuition fee
CAD 18,500 / Year

Good Morning Everyone,

I have a quick question.

I am seriously considering studying MBA in information systems and Management at International Business University, Canada.

I want to ask if anyone has attended that school here, I need honest opinions.

They are kind of the only university that offers masters in an IT related course that matches my available requirements, as most universities require a BSc in computer science which I don't have, I have BSc in Biochemistry.

It also ticks the box of PGWP and been able to bring in my spouse too.

What is holding me down is I need to get reference letter from my workplace to prove my work experience in IT but I just joined them and in January i will be confirmed hence that is when I can get the letter from them.

I also want to know if there are other IT course (Masters) in other universities that I can consider.

bullstriker:
Most MScs require a degree in a related field. If you want me to help you apply to this program, send me a message.

International Business University
Master's Degree
Master of Business Administration - Information Systems Management
tuition fee
CAD 18,500 / Year

Hello I have sent a mail to you via nairaland mailing.

JMG12:
This is Nova Scotia Community College, people who are registered to college program are not qualify to bring their spouse on SOWP.

Thank you, Can you please recommend a course for masters and a university as well.

I am also thinking that since I do not want to study anything related to Biochemistry (my school discipline) and most Master IT courses requires Computer science degree, DO you think My wife that studied Biochemistry as well should just do a masters in health course and I be the spouse on sowp with our 1 year old kid on VV.

Please house your input is required, as this means I will have to get marriage cert and also her BSC cert from her school and passport for both of them.

bullstriker:
Most MScs require a degree in a related field. If you want me to help you apply to this program, send me a message.

International Business University
Master's Degree
Master of Business Administration - Information Systems Management
tuition fee
CAD 18,500 / Year

I am interested and does my aforementioned degree or work experience meets the requirements?

Are there more options for courses I could apply to?

More affordable options if possible?

Please let me know

JMG12:
You should apply to a program that aligns with your work experience and look at the list of courses with a long-term shortage of jobs before applying for a program. Do your research on the University or College.

This video might help you to understand career progression

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZlGdnp-F90?si=9iyDRSmjLAIV9sI-

Hello please check out this course.

I want to know if it qualifies to bring my spouse along.

https://www.nscc.ca/programs-and-courses/programs/plandescr.aspx?prg=ITSM&pln=ITSYSSEC

JMG12:
You should apply to a program that aligns with your work experience and look at the list of courses with a long-term shortage of jobs before applying for a program. Do your research on the University or College.

This video might help you to understand career progression

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZlGdnp-F90?si=9iyDRSmjLAIV9sI-

Thank you boss

Bobomaigida:
Depending on your class of 1st degree, you can look for course in data analytics, data science and computer related programmes, check mastersportal dot com or use google to look for, you will see various options and then you can check the tuition and duration of the programme.

Thank you so much boss I really appreciate your prompt response.
Tried to check but I am seeing 53,000 cad for Applied computing in British Columbia institute of technology.
I would appreciate if you can mention one of two courses with universities that are affordable.

Hello House,

Thank you all for an informative thread, I have been reading since page 1(currently on page 203 lol) and I have learnt a lot.

I have a question:
I studied Biochemistry and I currently do System Administrator/ IT Support/ Devops and I intend to pursue an MSc program that will align with my work experience, Please I need suggestions on courses and University I can apply to.

I am looking at September 2025 or January 2026, at most September 2026.

Thanks in advance as I await your response. Lekiboboe, Zubizareta, Bobomaigida and JMG12, Anybody please.

JMG12:
You can continue building your career in the field of your work experience, as for cheap, studying abroad is not cheap, except if you have funding.

I have a relative that is willing to sponsor my POF.

I can come up with tuition.

Main concern for moving is my kid and the increasing cost of living as I earn in naira.

Just fed up at this point.

Hello House

I studied Biochemistry but I currently do Infrastructure systems administration/Devops.

Please what course will suit my career progression in masters in a DLI university in Canada.

And what University is cheap (Relatively affordable).

I plan to bring my wife and kid along.

MrDoGood:
Do your research. Don't just take my word for it.

They should have the cheapest fees in Europe (Schengen countries) Poland too.

Watch videos on YouTube and you might find someone living there and might be willing to assist you

Thank you

Taiwo20:
Try Finland, vocational course route. Or US and Canada sponsored job route.

Whatever you do, don't be in a hurry! Do your research. There are devilish agents everywhere.

Thank you so much bruh
My options so far are Finland, Estonia, Malta and Germany