Please don't attach..... that should be a classified information.
Just guide the minds of people towards what is expected before these guys change it for us biko.

Rach90:
They don't ask for balances, I'll check for the email and attach for you to see

I am very much interested in how you were able to secure funding. I am thinking of seeking for admission into Ucalgary for fall 2023. Comp Sc

teejhaay:


Thank you. 4.24/5.0

You're welcome. Just sent you a message please

teejhaay:


Thank you. 4.24/5.0

Please if I may ask, how much was required ad POF for the entire family ?

Eden2018:
Silent reader mode deactivated.

Its PPR guys! God is indeed faithful.

Family application. Study visa for kids and SOWP for spouse. I used the GCkey Portal.

Here is my timeline:

Submission: May 4, 2022
Upfront Medical for all: May 10, 2022
Biometric done and Updated: May 13, 2022
Medical Passed for all: May 19, 2022
Eligibility Review: June 9, 2022
BVL/PPR: June 9, 2022

This is to encourage those who want to go for family application that it is doable. Details of documents submitted will be posted soon. I got worried at some point because I did not include Police Clearance Certificate. But we got the approval without it.

I gathered all the information I used for my application from this platform. God bless you guys! The commitment to the success of others on this platform is amazing.

Congratulations.. this will be my testimony

Eden2018:
Silent reader mode deactivated.

Its PPR guys! God is indeed faithful.

Family application. Study visa for kids and SOWP for spouse. I used the GCkey Portal.

Here is my timeline:

Submission: May 4, 2022
Upfront Medical for all: May 10, 2022
Biometric done and Updated: May 13, 2022
Medical Passed for all: May 19, 2022
Eligibility Review: June 9, 2022
BVL/PPR: June 9, 2022

This is to encourage those who want to go for family application that it is doable. Details of documents submitted will be posted soon. I got worried at some point because I did not include Police Clearance Certificate. But we got the approval without it.

I gathered all the information I used for my application from this platform. God bless you guys! The commitment to the success of others on this platform is amazing.

Gurus please I need your input... is there something else to add?

Chinny90:
My hubby's uncle wants to step in and sponsor my application bn the primary applicant. He is US based though. Asides proving the rtp with hubby, doing a notorized letter of sponsorship and submitting his verifiable BS, what else is expected of his uncle? We intend to travel as a fam.. SP for me, SOWP for hubby and VV for my 2 kids. (2yrs and 2months old babies) . Thank you..

Congratulations. Please what was your grade point?

teejhaay:
PPR ALERT GUYS

My Application Timeline and documents

Background
Undergraduate course: BSC Mechanical Engineering
Intended course in Canada: MS Mechanical Engineering
School: University of Calgary, Alberta
Previous Visa refusals: US study visa twice ( declared this in my application form, didn't discuss at all in SOP).
Employment: Currently serving, to pass out July 2022.

Portal: New Portal
Upfront Medical: January 13th 2022
Submission: January 25th 2022
Biometric: January 28th 2022
Biometric passed same day
Medical passed: February 9th
Ordered first GCMS notes: March 3rd 2022, it came April 4th, info sharing still on, eligibility not yet started.
Ordered second GCMS note: May 16th, but yet to arrive.
Eligibility review: May 19th 2022
BVL: June 6th 2022
PPR: June 8th 2022
Webforms: Major 3 ( to add my father's company profile, emedical sheet, and more local purchase order from contractors). Other webforms were to disturb IRCC, probably up to 10.

After my eligibility started, I sent emails everyday to Abuja and Nairobi, even till this morning before ppr came in.

Documents submitted

Purpose of Visit

1. LOA from UCalgary (MSc Mechanical Engineering)
2. BSc Mechanical Engineering Transcript
3. BSc Mechanical Engineering Certificate
4. Nysc Posting letter to Ogun state water corporation (to finish July)
5. Congratulatory email from supervisor

Finance
1. Full funding letter from UCalgary (18k stipend plus full tuition) for year 1 and 2
2. Support letter from Research Supervisor
3. Gift deed of 4 million from Dad
4. MBS showing the 4 million in my personal account (I didn't present my father's SOA)
5. Invoices from Father's business to show his source of income

Home Tie
1. Letter of Notification of future employment from my father's business (an engineering company)
2. Pictures of me volunteering on some past projects (explained I have been passionate about the business despite not being employed there)
3. Site pictures of past projects
4. Father's company profile (submitted by webform)
5. CAC and memorandum of association to prove the company belongs to my Father.
6. My birth certificate showing my father's name as it is on all company documents.
7. Other siblings birth certificate
8. Picture with parent at BSc Convocation
9. Full family picture
10. Work ID and National ID of parents

These documents were shuffled to fit into the different section of the portal during submission. Many were supporting documents for my SOP. I hope this helps someone out there to prepare for this journey. Cheers��

PLEASE I NEED SUGGESTIONS ON THE BEST FLIGHT TO CALGARY FROM LAGOS, THANKS IN ANTICIPATION GUYS.

Please help respond...

Chinny90:
My hubby's uncle wants to step in and sponsor my application bn the primary applicant. He is US based though. Asides proving the rtp with hubby, doing a notorized letter of sponsorship and submitting his verifiable BS, what else is expected of his uncle? We intend to travel as a fam.. SP for me, SOWP for hubby and VV for my 2 kids. (2yrs and 2months old babies) . Thank you..

My hubby's uncle wants to step in and sponsor my application bn the primary applicant. He is US based though. Asides proving the rtp with hubby, doing a notorized letter of sponsorship and submitting his verifiable BS, what else is expected of his uncle? We intend to travel as a fam.. SP for me, SOWP for hubby and VV for my 2 kids. (2yrs and 2months old babies) . Thank you..

Lekiboboe:


https://www.nairaland.com/5233221/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/637#88758353

You need to first gain admission into any school of your choosing in Canada as you would require your LOA to apply for visa.

Candibar:
Good Evening House,
Please I need some advice on the Canada Student Visa.... I am considering applying for a master's degree. I am 36years old with a family (My husband and Two kids). I am clueless on how to go about it... and I need guidance please.

Someone should please assist with a response please... I have got a grade point of 4.52 Com sc. Should I sit this one out? The program fee is about 19k plus intl diff of 7k. There are opportunities for in program scholarship as well but it is not guaranteed.

Chinny90:
Dear Osemigho. Dalhousie offered me admission but I am expected to pay program fees for the first one year and a reduced continuing fees for subsequent years. As someone who is on ground, do you consider the offer from Dal a fair deal or should I just reapply to other schools with hope of getting scholarship.

Dear Osemigho. Dalhousie offered me admission but I am expected to pay program fees for the first one year and a reduced continuing fees for subsequent years. As someone who is on ground, do you consider the offer from Dal a fair deal or should I just reapply to other schools with hope of getting scholarship.

Osemigho:


@Lekiboboe @justmellow @makano @frankrobon1

I hope you applied to other schools.

Hello Mr Ayoalade.. how do I reach out to you please

ayoalade:
Studying overseas definitely is not as easy as a lot of people would have thought. At the end of the day you are faced with many issues that, if you're not strong willed (thank God that we all came from Nigeria), it is enough to want to make you quit. You deal with issues of racism on one hand, understanding the alien system, trying to deal with working part time (and for some of us full time) and combining that with your studies, trying to take care of the people back home (not all of us were born with silver spoon). You are a student and at the same time your families and students are looking up to you to take care of them, the amount of responsibility can be overwhelming. Amidst all of these, you also have to deal with incliment weather (I'm sure those who have experienced winter can attest to this), one that you never experienced before.

Now, having said that, the joy of studying overseas can be numerous. You have all the best resources for your success, books are readily available (you don't have to worry about buying prof's notes). Laboratories are well equipped and up to standard, access to up-to-date technological tools that will aid your studies are also readily available. Moreover, you cannot even put a value on the exposure to other cultures, people and ideas. Also, noteworthy is that fact that you never have to worry about NEPA. The environment is created to bring out the best in you academically. You also have professors that are easily approachable and if you're a woman, you don't have to worry about constant harrasment by lecturers (not that any society is completely immune to that).

The other thing is that if you deserve an A, an you work hard for an A, the profs are excited to give you your mark. There is no such thing as it being a taboo to graduate with first class standing. I mean graduating Summa Cum Laude or Magna Cum Laude is not a rarity as it is the case in Nigeria where people often bost that "he's the only one to have graduate 1st class in the history of the department". You get what you right worked for at the end of the day, and I believe that is very rewarding.

In terms of the volume of work, while it can be overwhelming if you're studying overseas, it is not, within the context of the academic standard an anomaly. In fact, anything less will be an indication of a substandard education. The reality is that, Nigeria can do the same if only we can get our acts together. We need to create the culture where students will see that there every action from day one will ultimately affect their overall performance - attendance in classes, papers and other continuous assessments tools count not just the almighty final examination - which results in cramming and regurgitation.

Studying in Nigeria is not easy because you have to deal with everything that goes contrary to a normal society where the goal of the school is to graduate top notch students. Studying overseas is challenging as you have to deal with adapting to a new environment, deal with pressure from within and without and ultimately having it at the back of your mind that you're here to succeed and failure is not an option.

Believe, me, this is coming from someone that studied a year at UI, and have gone through complete undergraduate and graduate studies in North America.

[Lianna , good to hqve you back.. quote author=Lianna2020 post=106364986]I don’t understand the question .[/quote]

Why should his take home be 53k after all the work he put in at the start of the commission? He has paid his own price and anyone who feels his take home as an employee pastor is poor, such a person should go and start his own ministry from the scratch. .

Egein:
These churches are, realistically, not non-profits. They're businesses. Does Oyedepo take home 53k a month too? Stop trying hard to defend nonesense. By attempting to defend rubbish, you only bring it to light and attract ridicule to your god.

Hi Lekicanada, please can I send you an email

Lekiboboe:


You are welcome

Based on your wife's work experience as an ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGER, she can go for a

PG.CERT in HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (HRM),

See the link below for the programs and the colleges offering them.

https://www.nairaland.com/6567181/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/652#105068930

Also see check this,

Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Human Resources Management
Okanagan College, BC
http://webapps-5.okanagan.bc.ca/ok/Calendar/post-baccalaureate-diploma-in-human-resources-mana

PG. CERT, PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
Humber College, Ontario
https://business.humber.ca/programs/public-administration.html

Do your research on them one by one, take your time & check the course curriculum of each programs etc, tuition amount for international students, if you see the one that suites you, apply.

Potential Documents needed to apply for admission in a College for PG. Cert program
https://www.nairaland.com/6567181/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/221#103080983

Since she's going for a Program not related to her degree, but related to her work experience, she should go through the contents in the link below
https://www.nairaland.com/5818588/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/414#95068409

As regards, province with better chance for permanent residency after study, i have no idea on that, try to await the response of the gurus on that or better still go to the LIVING IN CANADA THREAD to make enquiries, Nigerian Immigrants in the HR field located in different provinces of CANADA would be able to advise you based on their experiences.

https://www.nairaland.com/4933819/living-canada-life-canadian-immigrant/500


2) See the colleges in the links below for Marketing Programs at Graduate Level (Post Diploma, Post-Baccalaureate)
Location - BRITISH COLUMBIA (BC)

Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Marketing
Okanagan College, BC
http://webapps-5.okanagan.bc.ca/ok/Calendar/PostBaccalaureateDiplomaInMarketing

Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Marketing and Data Analytics
Okanagan College, BC
http://webapps-5.okanagan.bc.ca/ok/Calendar/post-baccalaureate-diploma-in-marketing-and-data-a

MARKETING (POST-DEGREE DIPLOMA)
Douglas College, BC
https://www.douglascollege.ca/program/pdmark

Marketing Management (Post-Degree)
Langara College, BC
https://langara.ca/programs-and-courses/programs/marketing-management-post-degree/index.html