Razgas:
can I email you?

hello Razgas, i will like to reach you. I am trying to apply to Curtin University but its been difficult for me to navigate through.

Romoke1995:


Yes I can I guess you’re the one that sent same message to me through mail ....
I’m waiting for confirmation from him as soon as the agent get bavk to me I will send him your contact .

Okay, thank you

no, i do not except if the nysc service year counts as a work experience

dumebiarya:
did you apply with a work experience?

did you apply with a work experience?

MadeInTokyo:


The transcript was sent dire from school and it is coloured.
It has to be sent directly from school

hello, i've just completed my bsc and currently serving with no job experience can i apply for aipp?

hannamia007:


You re eligible since you have HND, ECA is read and at least 1 year experience. Redo your IELTS and start applying for jobs.

hello, i've just completed my bsc in animal production and health and currently serving with no job experience can i apply for any of the aipp programs?

Johnrex:
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