Folaroyal:

Let me kno if you have further concerns.
Regards.

May God bless you immensely for me. I almost thought I didn't sign up well hence my post was invisible.

I'm very grateful to you and to this thread.

DatCertifiedOG:
Good day most respected ladies and gentlemen, elders and newbies. I acknowledge you all.
I have been following as a guest and I must commend this particular thread and it's members. You all are superb.
I have read through from part 1 (trust me) and have gathered vital information. God bless you all for the inputs and insights
I just want a few things clarified for me please:
I graduated high school in 2008, worked in a school where I was just paid with an envelop (not through the bank) for about a year and half then stopped. Gained admission in 2010 to study accounting in a polytechnic and got a National Diploma from there in 2012. Worked in an Accounting firm from 2013 to 2015 (still paid with enveloped package) then left by December 2015 precisely. Started arrangements to kick-start my own business and finally got it registered in August 2016 but haven't commenced business. I took up a short job with a school as the School's Accountant from September to December 2016 (I was paid through my account this time) then stopped again. I am currently working with an Artist promotion company in Surulere as the accountant again and being paid through my account too (started on Feb 2017).

Now here's the thing. I want to further my studies in Canada and I am going to be 25 by April.
1. Do I go through just my WAEC result and start as an undergraduate or is there any kind of programme in Canada for OND holders?
2. If I am going with my WAEC, how do I address the issue of gap in the years 2008-2017 and will certified letters from the people I've worked for suffice in place of pay slips (since I was paid through enveloped packages for two jobs I took on)

I am very sorry for the epistle but I had to be as detailed as possible to avoid asking and asking questions all over again. Let me learn now, proceed with my app, get my trv and come back to contribute immensely to this wonderful thread.

Thank you as I get your responses.

Still awaiting your response my elders @folaroyal @michv et al.

Good day most respected ladies and gentlemen, elders and newbies. I acknowledge you all.
I have been following as a guest and I must commend this particular thread and it's members. You all are superb.
I have read through from part 1 (trust me) and have gathered vital information. God bless you all for the inputs and insights
I just want a few things clarified for me please:
I graduated high school in 2008, worked in a school where I was just paid with an envelop (not through the bank) for about a year and half then stopped. Gained admission in 2010 to study accounting in a polytechnic and got a National Diploma from there in 2012. Worked in an Accounting firm from 2013 to 2015 (still paid with enveloped package) then left by December 2015 precisely. Started arrangements to kick-start my own business and finally got it registered in August 2016 but haven't commenced business. I took up a short job with a school as the School's Accountant from September to December 2016 (I was paid through my account this time) then stopped again. I am currently working with an Artist promotion company in Surulere as the accountant again and being paid through my account too (started on Feb 2017).

Now here's the thing. I want to further my studies in Canada and I am going to be 25 by April.
1. Do I go through just my WAEC result and start as an undergraduate or is there any kind of programme in Canada for OND holders?
2. If I am going with my WAEC, how do I address the issue of gap in the years 2008-2017 and will certified letters from the people I've worked for suffice in place of pay slips (since I was paid through enveloped packages for two jobs I took on)

I am very sorry for the epistle but I had to be as detailed as possible to avoid asking and asking questions all over again. Let me learn now, proceed with my app, get my trv and come back to contribute immensely to this wonderful thread.

Thank you as I get your responses.