Frankrobbn1:


The visa officer will like you to satisfy them that you're gainfully employed in your home country and that the prospects of getting a job when you lose your current one is considerably high. This satisfies the visa officer that you won’t leave your job when you travel to Canada. On the contrary, if you're a fresh graduate, being unemployed as at the time of your application won't affect your application. You can get a letter from an establishment stating that you're presently volunteering (non-paid) at the firm.

The applicant has to look for a school in Canada that fits his area of specialization this will determine his cost of studies in Canada. Also, bear in mind that the sponsor will also set aside 10,000$CAD for the applicant's first year living expenses.

nalizzzy:

congrats

AAO7:
Congratulations!!!!

yemdogg:
If you are an applicant to the post graduate school at the University of Manitoba please share your experience or if you are already a graduate student at the university of Manitoba pls provide us with information.

Frankrobbn1:
Thanks,please what's your take on someone that graduated 2016 from Agricultural economics and extension.Serve in 2017 and he applied for Environmental technology at NBCC.Do you see any correlation between the two programs?With no working experience but into family business.What will be your advise?

There are no set out rules for the number of words that will be suitable for an SOP. You can write as much as you can provided that it's persuasive, straight forward and concise. A 2-3 pages SOP is adequate for a first time applicant.

Therefore, your SOP should cover the following core areas;
1-) Describe your academic and professional background briefly,
2-) The program of choice,
3-) The school,
4-) Why you wish to undertake your program in Canada not Nigeria considering the high cost of international students and the local option available in your home country,
5-) Financial Provisions, how you intend to finance your studies in Canada without working and no recourse to public funds,
6-) Future Goals and Prospects, what you intend to achieve at the end of the program and how it might benefit you in the future and to your country men,
7-) Your home ties to Nigeria that can motivate your return home after authorized stay. This can be your immediate family members, registered business, landed properties, investments with the bank, spouse and kids.

Lastly, while drafting your SOP make an effort to back your points up with an evidence as this will speak well of you in your absence. Also, give your points in a logical manner, always be neutral and don't keep praising Canada and speaking ill about Nigeria because it will give the visa officer the impression that you're using study permit as means to abscond into Canada rather than educational advancement.

Frankrobbn1:


IELTS is an English proficiency test which are primarily taken by applicants who are coming from a non-english speaking country (India, Cameron, Sweden, Germany etc..) so as to ascertain their language proficiency level prior to their acceptance into the institution. Alternatively, IELTS general test are widely used for immigration purposes especially for applicants who are migrating permanently to Canada e.g Express Entry.

Frankrobbn1:


Applicant will have to demonstrate what he has been doing since after his NYSC till date. Volunteering at the moment while making plans for his studies abroad (it's justifiable). Having said that, he must provide adequate evidence that he inherited the funds in his account from his late family member. This proof can be documented with the aid of a family lawyer by presenting the deceased written and signed will before he/she departed from this life.

Frankrobbn1:


The visa officer will like you to satisfy them that you're gainfully employed in your home country and that the prospects of getting a job when you lose your current one is considerably high. This satisfies the visa officer that you won’t leave your job when you travel to Canada. On the contrary, if you're a fresh graduate, being unemployed as at the time of your application won't affect your application. You can get a letter from an establishment stating that you're presently volunteering (non-paid) at the firm.

The applicant has to look for a school in Canada that fits his area of specialization this will determine his cost of studies in Canada. Also, bear in mind that the sponsor will also set aside 10,000$CAD for the applicant's first year living expenses.

Frankrobbn1:


Applicant will have to demonstrate what he has been doing since after his NYSC till date. Volunteering at the moment while making plans for his studies abroad (it's justifiable). Having said that, he must provide adequate evidence that he inherited the funds in his account from his late family member. This proof can be documented with the aid of a family lawyer by presenting the deceased written and signed will before he/she departed from this life.

Frankrobbn1:


Applicant will have to demonstrate what he has been doing since after his NYSC till date. Volunteering at the moment while making plans for his studies abroad (it's justifiable). Having said that, he must provide adequate evidence that he inherited the funds in his account from his late family member. This proof can be documented with the aid of a family lawyer by presenting the deceased written and signed will before he/she departed from this life.

Frankrobbn1:


The visa officer will like you to satisfy them that you're gainfully employed in your home country and that the prospects of getting a job when you lose your current one is considerably high. This satisfies the visa officer that you won’t leave your job when you travel to Canada. On the contrary, if you're a fresh graduate, being unemployed as at the time of your application won't affect your application. You can get a letter from an establishment stating that you're presently volunteering (non-paid) at the firm.

The applicant has to look for a school in Canada that fits his area of specialization this will determine his cost of studies in Canada. Also, bear in mind that the sponsor will also set aside 10,000$CAD for the applicant's first year living expenses.