thebaft: UPDATE:

Dear all,

I applied for the FSW 2013 programme under the 2147 NOC. My application arrived at CIO on 24 June 2013 and to God be the glory, I received my PER today - 12 September 2013.

thebaft: UPDATE:

Dear all,

I applied for the FSW 2013 programme under the 2147 NOC. My application arrived at CIO on 24 June 2013 and to God be the glory, I received my PER today - 12 September 2013.

blueQueen:
Congrats...one quick question...did u include evidence to show that u can take care of yourself financially

Tranquill: I have just discovered this thread now. What is anoying me is that I discovered it after I have been swindled to the tune of 16k for police certificate at alagbon . I am just reading that it shouldnt be more than 5k . Well....experience is the best teacher

blueQueen: Between, what is a PER?

blueQueen: Between, what is a PER?

ifechukwukamso:

"Well....experience is the best teacher "
This adage just like many others needs reform especially in this age of information technology. Experience is no longer the best teacher especially in 9ja; its rather a bad teacher
But dont feel too bad cos i paid 10k for PC in force HQ area 11 abuja even though i knew and had done it 4k in lagos years back. But trust police they insisted its 10k and for me, i was hell bent on getting it anyhow.
Sorry for the extra doe spent. The end will justify it.
Say Amen somebody !

adonai36: @All and oga Solomonwis, please I want to know if am qualify to apply as an Engineer Manager. I have work experience as a manager of an engineering firm, but my first degree is not in Engineering.

Thank you.

0211 Engineering managers

Engineering managers plan, organize, direct, control and evaluate the activities of an engineering department, service or firm. They are employed by a wide range of private sector and government establishments and by consulting engineering and scientific research companies.

Example Titles

director, engineering research and development
electrical engineering service manager
engineering department manager
engineering manager
manager, telecommunications engineering service
production engineering manager

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Main duties


Engineering managers perform some or all of the following duties:
Plan, organize, direct, control and evaluate the activities and operations of an engineering department, service or firm
Develop and implement policies, standards and procedures for the engineering and technical work performed in the department, service, laboratory or firm
Consult and negotiate with clients to prepare specifications, explain proposals and present engineering reports and findings
Assign, co-ordinate and review the technical work of the department or project teams
Recruit personnel and oversee development and maintenance of staff competence in required areas
May participate directly in the design, development and inspection of technical projects or in the engineering work of the department.

Employment requirements

A bachelor's degree in engineering is usually required.
Extensive experience in an engineering discipline, including supervisory experience, is required.
Registration as a Professional Engineer (P. Eng.) by a provincial or territorial association of professional engineers is usually required.
Additional information

Mobility to other technical managerial positions, or to research or senior management positions is possible with experience.
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Engineers and supervisors of engineers (in 21 Professional occupations in natural and applied sciences )
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Manufacturing managers (0911)
Utilities managers (0912)

adonai36: @All and oga Solomonwis, please I want to know if am qualify to apply as an Engineer Manager. I have work experience as a manager of an engineering firm, but my first degree is not in Engineering.

Thank you.

solomonwis:

What educational qualifications do you have? How many years of work experience do you have as an Engineering Manager?

vncntybnz: Hi guys! I just need your advice so badly. I got my IELTS results this week:
OVERALL 6.5
Listening 6.5
Reading 5.5
Writing 6.5
Speaking 6.5

Basing on my ielts scores, am I eligible to apply for the federal skilled workers program? If I am, how many points will i be getting for language skills? Or do I need to retake the ielts exam

I would greatly appreciate your response. Thank you.

vncntybnz: Hi guys! I just need your advice so badly. I got my IELTS results this week:
OVERALL 6.5
Listening 6.5
Reading 5.5
Writing 6.5
Speaking 6.5

Basing on my ielts scores, am I eligible to apply for the federal skilled workers program? If I am, how many points will i be getting for language skills? Or do I need to retake the ielts exam

I would greatly appreciate your response. Thank you.

adonai36:

I have a bachelors degree in Humanities, and I have my WES report ready.
I have four years experience as an Engineering manager. I started off as a trainee manager

adonai36:

I have a bachelors degree in Humanities, and I have my WES report ready.
I have four years experience as an Engineering manager. I started off as a trainee manager

adonai36:

I have a bachelors degree in Humanities, and I have my WES report ready.
I have four years experience as an Engineering manager. I started off as a trainee manager

e mandman: Pls ppl i av a bsc finance wit no work experience..1year afta service...i wan apply 4 canada visa for FSW..wot is my fate,and abeg if i apply now and say it's succesful,wot is d average duration 4d visa applictn 2b granted?

e mandman: @solomon u close my thread bt God bless 4 d ansa...by no work exprince i mean like in an official set up...av bn working 4 ova one year as account officer in a private hospital...so wotz my chance wif dat and pls how long will it take averagely i if stat dis dis week,dias a reason am keen abt d duration?

ChriGo: ....@solomonwis nice job here....na everywia u dey mehn!!....u just dey bounce around ...nice1....

solomonwis:

How we for do na..

I don't jump at everything and anything because I know this is a public forum where there are intellectuals from all over the world. You need to get your facts right before passing on messages.

That is why I advise to leave any matter you don't have experience on to people who are more experienced. When you take it up to a point, others can refine your thought as communicated and everybody is better for it.

ChriGo: ......Nna bros na ur Thread i dey.....dont yab me here .....The matter we dissued on other forum is simply what has been experienced by those using it and me.....infact i spoke with a lady banker who was also on the forum yesterday on phone and asked her about the full load down of credit and debit cards....she said she saw your statement were u said there is no credit card system in nigeria and she really frowned at that statement cuz they issue credit cards from her bank.....The reason she couldn't contribute was because the whole issue was been annilated by different forumite....i also frown at the issue were u said i should leave it to the online routers.....Well, i also did online visa application for a personal friend too so you see!! Its more or less like i am also an online router even though i did mine the paper way.....i used a credit card and didnt have any frustration with it....it went once without errors so my giving an advice to someone to use a credit card isn't a bad idea cuz ChriGo don use am....thats what i want you to understand.......

solomonwis:

So many people work in the bank but don't understand the basic! Not where people who studied yoruba language claiming to be bankers without any professional touch. Many claim to be customer care reps in banks but nothing show they have any inkling about the job to be done.

I don't doubt you having challenges using a debit card or what you want to call credit card but I maintain and insist we are not running a credit system in Nigeria. This is not a blind argument, you need a good credit system running in the country to run a credit card system. Very few people have access to what is termed credit card in Nigeria. The facts are there for all to see.

You need to understand the workings of a credit card and a credit system to understand me. Are we running a credit system in Nigeria like it is done in advanced countries? Do we have a pool where credit worthiness or otherwise data can be sourced and analysed?do banker really and truly know their customers in Nigeria.

Let me give you this assignment,research on the modalities for running a credit system in an economy and ask if Nigeria is there already or just getting there.

I have used a Naira Master debit card {which many people under the popular fallacy take to be credit card} and it has worked for me.




I don't intend to derail this thread just as I wouldn't want the other thread derailed. You can argue with everything but not with my experience just as I can not argue with your experience. I have offered to help effect a payment with the debit card and I think that in itself is a proof that I know what I'm talking about.

Let's face it,we don't have a REAL credit system{platform on which credit cards work well} in Nigeria. We are just getting there.

thebaft: UPDATE:

Dear all,

I applied for the FSW 2013 programme under the 2147 NOC. My application arrived at CIO on 24 June 2013 and to God be the glory, I received my PER today - 12 September 2013.

dearstan:

Congrats thebaft! When were you debited?