Ojasope1:


Hello bro, kindly send the sample of the resume and cover letter to this email: ghanybayewu@gmail.com.

Thanks

nne79:
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Refer to this POST FOR SAMPLE OF RESUME AND COVER LETTER.

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https://canadastop100.com/atlantic/

This depends on the country of study. If your degree was awarded outside Nigeria WAEC is not required.

Frankrobbn1:


If you're using WES, it's a mandatory requirement that you will evaluate both your WAEC and Degree certificate at same time. You can try ICES or IQAS these organizations don't require your high school diploma (WAEC) prior to evaluation.

Frankrobbn1:


If you're using WES, it's a mandatory requirement that you will evaluate both your WAEC and Degree certificate at same time. You can try ICES or IQAS these organizations don't require your high school diploma (WAEC) prior to evaluation.

Thanks man, I'm already doing it with CES..

Anywherebuthere:
This depends on the country of study. If your degree was awarded outside Nigeria WAEC is not required.

The op is a Nigerian and not a foreigner. As you can see he made mention of WAEC. So I advised him based on his question.

Please can any be kind enough to share with me sample Canadian resume and cover letter.

emmabongo40@gmail.com

You can use Google, specify the profession and use the search engine

Canada CV for a teacher or
Canada Cover letter sample for engineer

Etc

You still have to work on it and tweek to suit the Job description you want to apply for.

Hope this helps

emmabongo:
Please can any be kind enough to share with me sample Canadian resume and cover letter.

You can use Google, specify the profession and use the search engine eg

Canada CV for a teacher or
Canada Cover letter sample for engineer

Etc

You still have to work on it and tweek to suit the Job description you want to apply for.

Hope this helps

emmabongo:
Please can any be kind enough to share with me sample Canadian resume and cover letter.

Frankrobbn1:


If you're using WES, it's a mandatory requirement that you will evaluate both your WAEC and Degree certificate at same time. You can try ICES or IQAS these organizations don't require your high school diploma (WAEC) prior to evaluation.

Hi Frank, between these two which is faster and cheaper?

That the OP is Nigerian doesn't matter. Some people have foreign degrees and have WAEC but in those cases WAEC is irrelevant as WES will not request for it.
Thanks for your help and support here.

Frankrobbn1:


The op is a Nigerian and not a foreigner. As you can see he made mention of WAEC. So I advised him based on his question.

bamangar:
Thanks man, I'm already doing it with CES..

Please how much does it cost to evaluate credential with CES?
can someone pay same single fee if you are evaluating more than one certificate?
Do you have an idea how long it takes to get the evaluation feedback from them?

Thanks in advance for your response

Anywherebuthere:
That the OP is Nigerian doesn't matter. Some people have foreign degrees and have WAEC but in those cases WAEC is irrelevant as WES will not request for it.
Thanks for your help and support here.

Please are you saying that if one has a foreign certificate like masters degrees or PGD from places like UK or USA after B.Sc in Nigeria, WES will not request for your WEAC if the person is presenting both the Nigerian B.Sc and the foreign master degree? Or are you referring to people that have only undergraduate degree from foreign schools?

kcosam:

Please are you saying that if one has a foreign certificate like masters degrees or PGD from places like UK or USA after B.Sc in Nigeria, WES will not request for your WEAC if the person is presenting both the Nigerian B.Sc and the foreign master degree? Or are you referring to people that have only undergraduate degree from foreign schools?

Let me give you a few scenarios.
1. Bsc Nigeria and Masters foreign
a. Present both- WES will ask for WAEC
b. Present Masters- WES will not ask for WAEC

2. Bsc foreign, Masters Nigeria
a. Present both- WAEC required
b. Present Masters- WAEC required.

3. Bsc and Diploma Foreign and or Masters foreign
a. Present all- WAEC not required.

I hope this helps

slickmalic:
Nigerians and hoarding information sha. Why not share everything you know here so others can gain without going through a whatsapp group? Why even start the thread in the 1st place if you want to continue in a whatsapp group? this is not fair

Hello, I have no idea of that group, I think the group is about updated designated list and I don’t know who created it, I have commented on that by telling those who are joining that this list is always on each province site and updated too.

emmabongo:
Please can any be kind enough to share with me sample Canadian resume and cover letter.

If you go to the previous page, you will see a sample.

please let us endeavor to read previous pages and be sure what you are about to ask is not there before asking, thanks.

Anywherebuthere:


Let me give you a few scenarios.
1. Bsc Nigeria and Masters foreign
a. Present both- WES will ask for WAEC
b. Present Masters- WES will not ask for WAEC

2. Bsc foreign, Masters Nigeria
a. Present both- WAEC required
b. Present Masters- WAEC required.

3. Bsc and Diploma Foreign and or Masters foreign
a. Present all- WAEC not required.

I hope this helps

Thanks

kcosam:

Please how much does it cost to evaluate credential with CES?
can someone pay same single fee if you are evaluating more than one certificate?
Do you have an idea how long it takes to get the evaluation feedback from them?

Thanks in advance for your response

317 Canadian dollars.. Go through ces website.

Subomi007, here is the thread

How do u take Ielts in Nigeria? How much is it?

4PeaceNProgress:
How do u take Ielts in Nigeria? How much is it?

It's mostly taken in Nigeria as a paper base test.

75k for British Council
68k for IDP.

Hello Frank, what's the difference?

Frankrobbn1:


It's mostly taken in Nigeria as a paper base test.

75k for British Council
68k for IDP.

It is the same exam but offered by different organisations hence the different rates

amorprincesa:
Hello Frank, what's the difference?

Thanks for your response and thanks to all who responded

hannamia007:


1. If the job offer comes with LMIA, you can apply for work permit and no you don’t need IELTS for that. However, you cannot use LMIA for AIPP, if the job he/she is getting for you is in any of the four Atlantic province, then you require endorsement to apply for PR through AIPP and not LMIA.

2. No it doesn’t. You have to apply for the work permit.

My advice: be sure the job offer is genuine before you apply for the work permit.

I greet everyone. ..
Please I need this clarified.
If I used a combined waec result in my university and I want to do ECA with WES who requires waec as a prerequisite to evaluate my BSC. Do I need to send the two waec result I combined? Or waec will just send one to show I actually have the certificate?

Pls guru's help me out

Zimzee:
I greet everyone. ..
Please I need this clarified.
If I used a combined waec result in my university and I want to do ECA with WES who requires waec as a prerequisite to evaluate my BSC. Do I need to send the two waec result I combined? Or waec will just send one to show I actually have the certificate?

Pls guru's help me out

Just 1 Waec result ; Anyone of it

Frankrobbn1:


It's mostly taken in Nigeria as a paper base test.

75k for British Council
68k for IDP.

Wow! The difference in price is really much, I guess IDP will be having more candidate and I hope booking for test date won't have to be like two months ahead.

Mariesio:


Just 1 Waec result ; Anyone of it

Thanks

kcosam:

Wow! The difference in price is really much, I guess IDP will be having more candidate and I hope booking for test date won't have to be like two months ahead.

No. You can book your exam a month before the exam date

Frankrobbn1:


No. You can book your exam a month before the exam date

I booked mine on Aug 29th and took the exam on September 7th... Ibadan centre

Mariesio:


I booked mine on Aug 29th and took the exam on September 7th... Ibadan centre

A week before the exam is still good.

Eligibility criteria for international graduates – Atlantic Immigration Pilot The Atlantic Immigration Pilot has 3 programs: High-Skilled Program Intermediate-Skilled Program International Graduate Program If you’ve lived and studied in one of the Atlantic provinces, you may be eligible to apply under the Atlantic International Graduate Program. To apply for the Atlantic International Graduate Program, you must: 1. Find out if you're eligible 2. Get a job offer 3. Submit your application 1. Find out if you’re eligible To qualify for the, you must: have lived in an Atlantic province for at least 16 months in the 2 years before getting your degree, diploma or credential meet the education requirements take a language test to show you can communicate in English or French show that you have enough money to support yourself and your family in Canada Work experience This program doesn’t require work experience. Education You must meet all of these requirements: You must have at least a 2-year degree, diploma, certificate, or trade or apprenticeship credential from a recognized publicly-funded institution in an Atlantic province. You must have been a full-time student for the entire duration of your studies. You graduated from this institution in the 24 months before we receive your permanent resident application. You lived in one of the Atlantic provinces for at least 16 months in the 2 years before getting your degree, diploma or educational credential. You had the visa or permit you needed to work, study or train in Canada. Your study or training program can’t be either: English or French second-language courses for more than half of the program distance learning undertaken for more than half the length of the program You can’t apply if you had a scholarship or fellowship requiring you to return to your home country after you graduate. Education outside Canada Only your education in Canada is considered. However, if you have education credentials from outside Canada you want to include, you must have your education outside Canada assessed . Language Even though you were educated in Canada, you must take one of the language tests we approve. The test shows you can communicate in English or French well enough to live and work in Canada. Learn about language testing for the Atlantic Immigration Pilot. If you took one of the approved tests, you can send those results if they: are less than 2 years old show you meet the level the program requires Proof of funds You need to have enough money to support yourself and your family when you get to Canada. The amount you need depends on the size of your family. The size of your family includes anyone you support who isn’t immigrating with you. Learn how much money you should have when you arrive in Canada. If you’re already living and working in Canada with a valid work permit, you don’t need to show proof. 2. Get a job offer You must have a job offer that meets all of these requirements: The job offer was made using the Offer of Employment to a Foreign National [IMM5650] (PDF, 817.97 KB) form. The employer has been designated as an employer taking part in the Atlantic Immigration Pilot by the Atlantic province (New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, or Prince Edward Island) where you’ll be working. They must have a Confirmation of Designation from the province. The job must be full-time , meaning you’ll work at least 30 paid hours per week. The job must be non-seasonal . In general, this means you have consistent and regularly scheduled paid employment throughout the year. The job is skill type/level 0, A, B or C under the National Occupational Classification (NOC) . The employer is offering you a job that will last for at least 1 year. You must meet employment requirements for the job you are offered. You can find these requirements in the NOC . The job doesn’t need to be in the same NOC as other jobs you’ve had. 3. Submit your application When you and the employer have completed all the steps, you can submit your application. To save time, start filling in your permanent resident application before all of the steps are completed . Gather the documents that go with your application as soon as you can. Application for the Atlantic International Graduate Program