Thank you sis

Mmamaroon:


Hi Newmum......CIMA, BCS, NOUN, ACCA, CIIN, CIPM....according to Nairaland gist

@Mmamaroon and all. Happy New Year.

Can you please help me with recent info on any school that can help with a 2nd certificate for 2 or more degrees? NACETEM is saying they are not processing admissions now. I need institutions that are not affected by ASUU

Help me biko.

Thanks.

Helllloooooooooooooo.

DadR:
Congratulations!

Hakuna Matata

Oh I see. Thank you. NYSC helps a lot of people, they should leave it like that for us abeg.

Mmamaroon:


Newmum, recent brouhaha from GCMS notes where VO said NYSC was an internship programme. The issue (just my view) looks more like an NOC mismatch and missing ref letter problem. Applicant provided LOE instead. Applicants choosing managerial NOCs (starting with 0) for NYSC also seem unpopular with VOs - they may be thinking how can a recent graduate plan, direct and coordinate the affairs of a firm/department?

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/eligibility/federal-skilled-workers.html#skilled

Hi all, I am seeing so many posts about using NYSC experience? Is it now an established issue? I need to advise someone appropriately biko.

Thanks a lot. I have PM'd you.

beautyfoch:


If you've not gotten help with this, you can PM me.
I have a contact of someone that helped with mine few years ago.

Good to see you here once again

Good evening everyone,

How una dey?

I have some questions that I need help with please:

1. I need contact for transcript in former Anambra State University, now Odimegwu Ojukwu University please. If you attended the school or have a reliable contact, please pm me.

2. What course can someone who studied Public Administration do to earn points for a 2nd degree? Preferably one that can be completed in less than 1 year and would not be subject to ASUU wahala. Is NACETEM still a good option and would a1st degree in Public Admin meet the requirements?

Biko, help me.

Thank you.

@Prettiepearlz I saw your follow up post talking about her going for OINP. In that case, she may be able to use 1114 but also accompanied by an LOE. I am still a little skewed towards 6235 if she can address the loans part.

Newmum0615:
This might be coming late, sorry.
For me, a lot of the duties under her JD fall under both NOCs. She should have been able to use either. It would also have been ok to leave it at 6235, however, the only reservation I have is that the loans aspect of the duties are not detailed. It might be easy for an inexperienced VO to look at the JD and conclude that she did not do enough of loan processing, if you get what I mean. The VO might not even attribute the term 'risk assets' to loans (this is me assuming that an inexperienced VO might actually be reviewing applications). That being said, I think she can use 6235 though, but if I am to advise, I would say she should add an LOE to buttress that part of her JD and her role in creating loans and monitoring default and repayments for customers.

Cheers.

safex:

Canadian woman, nah your face be this!
Trust the ministry is moving well.
Regards to the family

This might be coming late, sorry.
For me, a lot of the duties under her JD fall under both NOCs. She should have been able to use either. It would also have been ok to leave it at 6235, however, the only reservation I have is that the loans aspect of the duties are not detailed. It might be easy for an inexperienced VO to look at the JD and conclude that she did not do enough of loan processing, if you get what I mean. The VO might not even attribute the term 'risk assets' to loans (this is me assuming that an inexperienced VO might actually be reviewing applications). That being said, I think she can use 6235 though, but if I am to advise, I would say she should add an LOE to buttress that part of her JD and her role in creating loans and monitoring default and repayments for customers.

Cheers.

Prettiepearlz:
Good morning everyone. Noc gurus, please we need your advice. I am asking for a friend. Her job title in the bank she works with is Relationship officer in Mortgage and stockbroking. Initially she entered the pool with 6235 (Financial sales representative) but now she intends to change it to other financial officers(1114) as she feels it aligns more with her JD than the former. Please see attached the JD for NOC 1114 and the JD listed by her HR. The HR is not willing to tweak anything as we know most banks already have their format as she even had to beg him to tweak and use words that a bit similar to the JD and not the initial letter the unit gave. Kindly advice on this as she wants to be sure that the JD the HR wrote on her reference letter is okay for her to claim NOC 1114
Ednut1
Newmum0615

Eisteino Eisteino. You are a real Canadian. How many provinces now?

einsteino:


Cool. I am curious, please how is it like in Winnipeg? I intend moving West someday, so I am checking out my options.

AyabaS:

Really! Ladies aren’t allowed to create threads or what exactly is surprising you? I’m genuinely curious.

My people, una welldone o.

Is page 1 updated with the latest info please? I need information about new WES process in this COVID era.

Secondly, any new info with how Unilag in particular sends transcripts to WES for evaluation?

Thank you.

I did not use 1114 o. Lol. I wasn't able to get my past duties to align with it. I used my current role at the time for 0122. I never was fully aligned with using 1114 on its own for FT roles. Your JD must be tailored to that of the NOC.

How una dey o?

Elektra008:


Mama, I am in no way disputing all you put down here, I just made a response to what you said about someone saying ft title was no longer in noc 1114 example titles.

Almost every banker with ft role that got ppr used 1114 including new mum, the onus lies on the applicant to match his/her JD to the ones on the noc website.

It's people that are unhappy that Canada has taken the power to be abusive away from them that will be arguing against this your post. Enuf said.

SixSigma1:


@ oseoji:
Everything you said here is so on point.

I shake my head when I hear people say that the system here is set up to destroy the family. As far as I am concerned, the system is fair, and it is set up to protect everybody irrespective of your gender (male or female). All you need to do is to know the system; do the right things and your family will be intact.

Apart from the potential death of the person being abused (even in situations where the abuse is not physical), what many people fail to understand is the extent of other damages caused by such abuse (physical, psychological, emotional etc.) on the person being abused, the children and the society. The kids see everything going on and they in turn may become abuser or they feel it is okay to be abused in a relationship. You end up bringing up kids that becomes abusers and bully people at school or they keep quiet when being abused or bullied at school because they think it is okay to be abused.

Even if the person being abused refuses to call the police, the neighbors may notice that something is wrong and call the police. When you take your kids to see the doctor, or you take them to the hospital, they always ask them if they feel safe at home or if they are being abused at home. Be rest assured that if the kids do not feel safe at home they will say so and you can expect a child protection agent and or police knocking on your door if it is as a result of being abused at home. So, as you can see no matter how much you try to hide the abuse, it will eventually become open. The only solution is NO ABUSE, and everybody will be happy.

Finally, I repeat, if anybody is being abused in their relationship report the abuse to the police or talk to a lawyer. To the abuser, please STOP IT before you destroy yourself with a criminal record and inability to get a job in Canada (see my earlier comments below about this). Think about this before you start abusing somebody (or before committing any type of crime) and claiming the system is set up to destroy you. The system is not destroying you. You are the one destroying yourself.

Your head is there.

oseoji:


Typical gaslighting.Is it the system that raises hands for a partner to be beaten up? Is it the system that causes a partner to batter a person's mind relentlessly?
The family has already been destroyed by the abuser so why is the government being blamed?

Abuse is abuse,there's no IF ,AND or BUT.

The person benefitting from the police being called is the one who has suffered emotional, physical or psychological damage and rightly so.

A person who is able to get away from an abusive partner should be congratulated for being strong enough to leave.

Children suffer so much damage by watching their parents go at each other constantly, you produce unhappy children who repeat the same cycle thinking it is normal.

If a woman or man decides to use Canada as an opportunity to revenge,it's not anyone's place to chastise them. Do you know what they suffered?

If you treat a whole human being like shit for years and years and they bear it because of being in the Nigerian society,when they move to Canada and see they deserve better,it's only expected that the person will act out.

The guilt does NOT lie at the foot of the abused!

All these una statements are the reason why people die in abusive situations..There is only so much that a human being can take without breaking down.

Anyone who is abused should seek counseling for themselves to gather strength to move on.It is not your job to hold brief for your abuser.

You deserve better,your children deserve to grow up in a healthy happy home.

Hello everyone. I just popped in to say hi. Hope you are all hanging in there. Best of luck with your applications and your endeavours.

My dad has a flight booking already. We will cancel it las las. All my summer plans fading away

einsteino:


Even if Canada allows parents in, one is still not out of the waters. The problem is that since Nigeria has banned incoming international flights, it would be difficult to get a flight from Nigeria until the ban is lifted.

Ehn!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Canadianfly. You are still on this planet? Wawu wawu wawu. Ambulance things o. Where have you been? Good things are coming. I enter Nairaland after a long time and you are here.

Canadianfly:


What are the chances that today nairaland crossed my mind and I log in, I see your post. Lol


Just stopping by to check in on folks coming behind. Hang in there. And stay positive

I know jare. Just wishing.

NaijaCanadian28:

Immigration-wise, parents are not considered close relations

Yeah, lots of people flooded them with questions on this and they had to clarify. Thank God. Still hoping that parents will be allowed in.

Ajibade105:
I know someone needs this info...

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/service-delivery/coronavirus/permanent-residence.html

For those with valid or expired COPR and are yet to land.

Congratulations!!!

stonecoldcafe:
PPR ANNOUNCEMENT.
TO GOD BE THE GLORY.
You can find previous post here; https://www.nairaland.com/5031893/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled/278#77316755

kingkhalil:
Morning seniors.

Got PPR and should be coming with my family by summer. Stuck between choosing Alberta and Ontario. I heard rents are cheaper in Alberta, the minimum wage is higher than ontario and they pay less taxes. However, I am concerned about job opportunities. Studied law and i don't know if there are readily available paralegal jobs in Alberta that i can do while i take steps to getting enrolled to their Bar. Wifey studied Economics, and is looking at Admin Roles whiles she gets additional qualifications.

So what do you advise? Ontario or Alberta?

Yeah, I am well aware of that. Thanks.

jpepper:


Just thought to mention that there are some food items that are not allowed into Canada, meat and meat products, dairy and dairy products etc.... in case you are not aware. They may end up being thrown away by the immigration officers in Canada if they are declared/ the bag is checked

You can check the cic website for more details

Thank you!

ifeoluwakintan:
Regarding foodstuff, BA is friendly and accommodating in that regards.
You can carry foodstuff comfortably without issues.

Thank you. Do you know if they allow foodstuff in checked in luggage?

muvey10:
No used British airways to USA in August and was not asked for British visa. You can use

Hello everyone, I don't know if this is the right forum to ask this on. I want to book my dad's flight from Nigeria to Canada and I am seeing a good price for my dates with British Airways, does anyone know if he will need UK visa if he is not connecting to a different airport in the UK. I don't want to enter one chance abeg.

Not necessarily. I booked an appointment from Nigeria immediately my PR application was approved and I had my first appointment with my midwife a week after we landed. All they need is proof that you are a PR and that you live or will live in the city where the practice operates from.

See how everywhere is just quiet!! This Canada people and their slow application processing. I am leaving for Toronto in a few weeks. Please if there is any mama delivering in Toronto you can PM me let us brainstorm together.

@esomimi i advise that you get to Canada first before trying to find a midwife. I am sure they will want to see the person first.

We submitted on the 23rd of December, received it on the 13th, yesterday via courier. The delay was probably due to the holidays in between and also courier distance from Lagos to Calabar.

Maymai:


Please can you tell me how long it took for you to receive the passport after you got the request letter and sent it in?

Thank you

Thanks for the responses. My brother paid for courier finally. It's a waiting game now.
Compliments of the season to everyone.

Markab:
Hi Newmum, you can ask the person submitting to pay for courier at VFS. They will deliver to the specified address.

Ozzz:
you can arrange for VFS to courier the passport to him directly, as for the consent form, I got it at the VFS centre the security men share them.
Hope this helps

Newww:
Hi newmum,

You can get someone to submit for him and pay for courier.
In my case, i submitted for my mum and filled in my address for courier at vfs as i was not allowed to pick it up on her behalf. Upon delivery of the passport, the UPS delivery person collected the slip given at vfs.

However, i think there is an age limit that enables pick-up for a parent, my mum was not up to the age so i did not pursue that route.

I just came here after so many months away. Too much to do. I never get time to come here again.

TEECANN:

Good to know that you still show up here. I wish I can be here more often!

Settling into Canada with a young family is not a walk in the park ooo. The part of the surjourn nobody ever told us in advance. Studies, Kids' schooling, job hunting, etc... 24 hours always have the feel of 12hours and still alot left to be done!

It is well. Small small, we shall overcome!


It will end in praise IJN!