shams040:
Good day everyone,

Please how can one do this WES evaluate both HND and OND? I have created an account but want to know if they are going to be evaluated separately or together as one certificate?

shams040:
Good day everyone,
Please how can one do this WES evaluate both HND and OND? I have created an account but want to know if they are going to be evaluated separately or together as one certificate?

EconFinance:
Please I have a question.

I did not add my Masters degree on my WES

I only used my B.Sc and a second certificate to gain points as 'two or more certs"

Is it possible for me to add my Masters degree now even though I have already applied ?

And can "To Whom it May Concern" backed with the transcripts work in lieu of the certificate?
Thank you

AjalaAce:
Hello everyone,

I am trying to access my credentials with CES and instead of the usual 210CAD I am getting a bill of 330CAD because of the circled items in the cart. Is there a way I can exclude those or are they compulsory payments?

Abeg epp a friend ooo.

AjalaAce:
Hello everyone,

I am trying to access my credentials with CES and instead of the usual 210CAD I am getting a bill of 330CAD because of the circled items in the cart. Is there a way I can exclude those or are they compulsory payments?

Abeg epp a friend ooo.

Samuelobiora19:


Yes it can, you just write to WES telling them to remove the Bsc & other certificate, that you want to evaluate your Masters(that is extra 8pts for you).. Good luck

tshtsh:

Unfortunately most Nigerians are indisciplined with money. When I lived in Lagos co-workers (including those senior to me ) were always looking for loans from colleagues. When I asked they said I’ll understand when I get married. Prior to moving to Nigeria I found married couples in England/Scotland to be financially stable doing things together as a couple.
When we move abroad and are handed the credit cards & line of credits many begin to spend like they’ve hit a jackpot and begin the paycheck to paycheck cycle

azpekuliar:


How are you planning to pay for this? I have issues paying for WES credential evaluation with my Sterling bank USD Master card.

Zeewirld:
... I don't think that indiscipline is the major reason why Nigerians are not able to save.. In my opinion, Black tax and marrying a wrong partner are the major reasons why most Nigerians struggle financially.

Firstly, the act of carrying generational burdens and expending limited resources on such means that we are continually struggling to meet up.

The second reason which I think is the most important factor is MARRYING A WRONG PARTNER.A lot of Nigerian men have been conditioned into believing that as the head of the house they must foot all bills despite having a wife that is not handicapped. This ,I guess was why those seniors adviced that "you wait and get married first" ....That is a terrible culture that promotes laziness and prevent generational wealth. Marriage is a joint venture between two consenting adults.As such,I see no reason why one partner will depend wholly on the other..In some or most cases,you have the women working and earning humongous pay and yet they refused to contribute financially to the home front.. I think there is a need for reorientation and alignment of expectations with reality.

It is important that a couple before marriage have this important discussion about money/finances...It is important that a woman contribute financially to her immediate family.

Zeewirld:
... I don't think that indiscipline is the major reason why Nigerians are not able to save.. In my opinion, Black tax and marrying a wrong partner are the major reasons why most Nigerians struggle financially.

Firstly, the act of carrying generational burdens and expending limited resources on such means that we are continually struggling to meet up.

I know a couple that works, both husband and wife and yet they are struggling.

The second reason which I think is the most important factor is MARRYING A WRONG PARTNER.A lot of Nigerian men have been conditioned into believing that as the head of the house they must foot all bills despite having a wife that is not handicapped. This ,I guess was why those seniors adviced that "you wait and get married first" ....That is a terrible culture that promotes laziness and prevent generational wealth. Marriage is a joint venture between two consenting adults.As such,I see no reason why one partner will depend wholly on the other..In some or most cases,you have the women working and earning humongous pay and yet they refused to contribute financially to the home front.. I think there is a need for reorientation and alignment of expectations with reality.

It is important that a couple before marriage have this important discussion about money/finances...It is important that a woman contribute financially to her immediate family.

tshtsh:

Unfortunately most Nigerians are indisciplined with money. When I lived in Lagos co-workers (including those senior to me ) were always looking for loans from colleagues. When I asked they said I’ll understand when I get married. Prior to moving to Nigeria I found married couples in England/Scotland to be financially stable doing things together as a couple.
When we move abroad and are handed the credit cards & line of credits many begin to spend like they’ve hit a jackpot and begin the paycheck to paycheck cycle

ednut1:
i know 2 Nigerians who took loans of 20k to 30k canadian dollar to fund their marriage and honeymoon . I shock hahahaha

Duchess2020:


Oh nice. Did you upload a 6 months statement of account along with it? Was it required? And did you state that it was for Canada pr in the fixed deposit certificate, or no need?
@canadaishome

Zeewirld:
... I don't think that indiscipline is the major reason why Nigerians are not able to save.. In my opinion, Black tax and marrying a wrong partner are the major reasons why most Nigerians struggle financially.

Firstly, the act of carrying generational burdens and expending limited resources on such means that we are continually struggling to meet up.

The second reason which I think is the most important factor is MARRYING A WRONG PARTNER.A lot of Nigerian men have been conditioned into believing that as the head of the house they must foot all bills despite having a wife that is not handicapped. This ,I guess was why those seniors adviced that "you wait and get married first" ....That is a terrible culture that promotes laziness and prevent generational wealth. Marriage is a joint venture between two consenting adults.As such,I see no reason why one partner will depend wholly on the other..In some or most cases,you have the women working and earning humongous pay and yet they refused to contribute financially to the home front.. I think there is a need for reorientation and alignment of expectations with reality.

It is important that a couple before marriage have this important discussion about money/finances...It is important that a woman contribute financially to her immediate family.

canadaishome:


I'm a woman and I've met women that have been conditioned that way too.
They earn so well and watch their husbands go through hell to manage ALL the bills.
To me, it doesn't matter who earns more as long both are bringing something to the table and working as a team to be better on individual levels

Samuelobiora19:


Yes it can, you just write to WES telling them to remove the Bsc & other certificate, that you want to evaluate your Masters (that is extra 8pts for you).. Good luck

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azpekuliar:


How are you planning to pay for this? I have issues paying for WES credential evaluation with my Sterling bank USD Master card.

nymphomaniac:
Santa, please I need one more draw before Christmas.

An early Christmas present on the 21st...a draw with CRS of 488

Kbrule:
Guys please I need help.
My Crs score is in the low 400s.
Please how can I increase it to 495-500 in the next 6 months without having to do Masters

nymphomaniac:
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