BagOfSweets:



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1. Your PhD topic does not necessarily have to be similar to the master's thesis topic before you can be considered for a full funding . While some students may choose to continue working in the same field, others may decide to explore a new area of research for their PhD.

2. You can even get a straight PhD full scholarship without a master's degree but this can be very very challenging but NOT IMPOSSIBLE because some Universities and Funding Organizations offer direct entry PhD programs for exceptional candidates with a strong undergraduate academic records and research potential.

3. Nevetheles, no matter how different your MSc degree may be , you still have to align it with related programs , ie

*** MSc History .. PhD Political Science
**""MSc Biology...PhD Biochemistry
****MSc Mathematics ..PhD Physics
*** MSc Nursing ...PhD Public Health
...MSc Social Work...PhD Sociology /Economics

## Not MSc English ...PhD Psychology
## Not MSc Accounting ...PhD Nursing
##Not MSc Mech Eng.. PhD Fishery


3. IN SUMMARY , having relevant research experience, strong recommendation letters, and a well-crafted research proposal as well as outstanding CGPA are the springboard towards your full PhD scholarships .

*** You are good to apply .



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Abby212:
Good evening all and happy new year, please I’m quite confused about something.
Please does my PhD intended course have to be the same as my masters to get full funding?

I’m looking at getting funding for a PhD in clinical/social psychology with a masters in social work degree?

The main thing is the funding.

Thank you for your responses.

NewBoyKhashoggi:

Oh! Thanks so much!! I appreciate


Hey 🤠


Let her leave the family behind for now if she doesn't want to forfeit her PhD opportunity.

1. Good alternative, she can re apply with the kids without the hubby.

2. Better alternative, she can reapply with the youngest kid and leave the rest behind.

3. Best alternative, let her re apply alone .


4. If she want to go by all means with the whole family then she has to work on lot of things .



NOTE*****

Its not compulsory to quickly travel with your nuclear family , US embassy doesn't operate like the UK or Canada . She also need a good teacher to take her on with good communication gimmicks with the Consular .




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i will give you the names. Florence academy, try and do all. Do 22 to 25, or you do Allissons .

dfanz:

1) Family ties as prescribed by SINP
2) For the nomination process, the timelines for EE and OID are similar, the difference is after you get the nomination. For Sask PNP EE, your 600 points is added to your federal EE profile then you get ITA, submit application and wait 6 months processing time. For OID, you take your nomination and then apply for PR outside of the EE system (It used to be a paper application but now there is an online portal for this). Wait times for OID are significantly longer, curently it takes about a year to get AOR/UCI, this is when the application journey starts so just imagine how long to PPR.

The verdict is if you are eligible for EE, go for it cos it's much faster.

Allegory:

Enter the pool as soon as you’re eligible. There are no downsides to entering the pool as soon as you can. A pnp could pleasantly surprise you. Last I checked , Sask cutoff was around 70. I don’t know if it has come down. Why is your CRS so low though, have you considered trying to increase it?

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He needs licensure for Saskatchewan pnp

canadaishome:
Landed in Canada with my family.

To everyone pursing this goal, DO NOT GIVE UP!

tobey2ng:
If both of them can evaluate their credentials and sit for IELTS, it will increase their CRS and chances.

Frankrobbn1:
Greetings my fellow Nairalanders,

It's indeed a great pleasure to be in your midst today. I wish to bring the attention of the public towards the FSW & CEC Express Entry Draws that is set to resume tomorrow being on the July 6, 2022. As many of you already know, this is Canada's major immigration pathway and is few hours away from a full resumption. The country is expected to see an increase in the number of newcomers over the next few years. This entails that potential immigrants can finally approach their immigration plans with a great deal of optimism through this route.

It would be an amazing idea if you guys could also explore this route for there are many on this platform who don't know how to navigate their way through this immigration pathway of becoming a Permanent resident of Canada. If I take the time to assess the participants (both active and passive readers) on this platform, you all will definitely see that over 55.5% of individuals here qualify to become a PR but undivulged to them due to lack of rudimentary knowledge about the whole process. Some see Express Entry stream as a difficult one, hence focusing all their energy and attention to study permit.

It is relevant to say that while you're pursuing your dream of studying in Canada, you can also explore other immigration streams like Express Entry, for it is also feasible to be an international student and have your PR before graduation. This will be at your own benefit as your exorbitant international student fees will be slashed/reduced to that of a Canadian citizen.

As clearly stated on IRCC immigration regulations and manuals, - having 2 intents (1 for temporary residence and 1 for permanent residence) is legitimate, insofar you can demonstrate that you will depart Canada at the end of your authorized stay as required by section R179. On this note, you can have both Study Permit and Express Entry profile running concurrently!

Don't waste more time! Let this piece of information be an insight and eye opener to the smart ones here especially now that the borders have finally reopened. So, you can be in a position to receive an ITA through EE stream.


Use this link: https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/crs-tool.asp to calculate whether you meet the basic eligibility criteria for the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP).


1. Proof of funds
2. Education Requirements: Get your credentials evaluated by WES,
3. Language Proficiency - Have a good score in your IELTS exam by scoring 8,7,7,7 and
4. Show proof of work experience. At minimum, you need at least one year of skilled work experience within the past 10 years that will match your primary occupation in your immigration application. To get the full 15 points, you need at least six years of eligible work experience. Having only one year of work experience will get you nine points. Two to three years is enough for 11 points, and four to five years equates to 13 points.


Having said all of the above, I wish everyone the best of luck in their pursuit for a brighter future in Canada.


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chibertha:

Abby212:
Good morning all, please I need clarification on this Graduate research assistantship job. I don't know about it. Someone just said he can guide and help someone get it.

1) is it easy for one to go with family with this?
2) someone said after the programme, I must come back to Nigeria? That PR isn't easy in the US

Please I really need help in taking this decision.
Thanks