afeezzezo:
Bro please help me with the link, IOM site dey stress me.

Thanks.

ILoveDLord:
Hi. It depends on the employer and their work schedule available for you. For instance, you may sometimes only work 3 days in a week so for that week, you will have an average of 6 hours per day for each of the three days. The schedule may not be fixed. Sometimes you may work 6 days in a week, 3hrs on one day, another 5 hours, 6 hours , even 2 hours and then 3 hours. At the end of the week, you get a maximum of 20 hours. Some weeks you may not even work up to 20 hours, depending on the demand or what is available. Some weeks you might just work a total of 10hours.

Also because the employers know that you are a student, they give you flexibility. So at the beginning of securing the job or even during the interview, they ask you to tell them what days and times you are available to work.

This is from personal experience when I was still studying and working part time here in Canada. I believe others who are studying or studied would agree that that is how it is generally.

Hope this helps

Mami1:


I wasnt asked to provide return ticket at the port of entry. I travelled this March.

prospectiveapp:
Can I send you an email ?

Lekiboboe:

See this....

Everything you need to know about Webform & How to Send it
https://www.nairaland.com/6321900/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/367#99763084

Rootiab:



https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/contacts/web-form.asp#q2

Frankrobbn1:



They all serve same purpose with different names based on individual preferences.

1. Reference letter,
2. Letter of recommendation and
3. Letter of introduction are the same thing.

You should make sure that your recommendation letter covers important clauses like your job title, salary renumeration, employment start date and your responsibilities in that capacity.


It will end in praise

Ketima:
Please All,

Am yet to submit my application as am waiting for my passport to reach 6months to expiring so that I can renew before applying.

So please,

1. Can I apply with about to expire passport (just few months left.?

2. Can I book for medicals now as it seems slots for april is almost taken.

3. Do I need passport to book medicals? If yes, can I use about to expire passport to book it or should I wait and renew before booking as Qlife is demanding I pay before the take me to the application form. And being first timer, I don't know if the passport details will be required in the form.

Ellibaba:
Good day guys, 2 days ago I received my MSc acceptance letter from Memorial University Newfoundland. Please I would be very grateful to get assistance from you guys to avoid making mistakes as I am about applying for study permit. Thanks

Rani001:
What about those applying for a bsc program?

Blavkmaann:
ABEG ABEG ABEG

ONE AGENT THAT USE TO BOOK OUR FAMILY TICKET CALLED ME NOW AND SAID ILL NEED A RETURN TICKET


PLEASE IS THA USEFUL!

I trust Una info pass that woman


E say if I get to the airport, coz I’m a first time student they may ask for return ticket!

Please is it true or false!

Please update me asap

Blavkmaann:
ABEG ABEG ABEG

ONE AGENT THAT USE TO BOOK OUR FAMILY TICKET CALLED ME NOW AND SAID ILL NEED A RETURN TICKET


PLEASE IS THA USEFUL!

I trust Una info pass that woman


E say if I get to the airport, coz I’m a first time student they may ask for return ticket!

Please is it true or false!

Please update me asap

Thaiy:


Your taught language is the English Language, you can email your school explaining this, or get a letter for waiver. There is always a way-out to this challenge.

All the best.

lentomac:

The contents in the link below will guide you on your Upfront Medicals Journey (Detailed Step-By-Step)

https://www.nairaland.com/6321900/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/233#98887195

Credits: lekiboboe

keleto:
1) Eligibility Requirements for the NSE
2) Be a legal resident of Nigeria;
3) have an acceptance letter from a designated institution;
4) prove you have paid your first year’s tuition;
5) you must be living outside of Canada when you apply;
6)purchase and provide proof of a guaranteed investment certificate showing a minimum of $10,000 from a Canadian bank, which you cannot access until you reach Canada;

Pls I got the above information on a website.
For eligibility to use NSE.
Is number 6 correct.
Is blocked account now required for canada study visa?

atiteb4:
congratulations. What MSc program? Did it come with full funding?

Ellibaba:
Good day guys, 2 days ago I received my MSc acceptance letter from Memorial University Newfoundland. Please I would be very grateful to get assistance from you guys to avoid making mistakes as I am about applying for study permit. Thanks

atiteb4:
congratulations. What MSc program? Did it come with full funding?

Uzomachukwu:


Could you kindly provide the link to this site you're talking about? I doubt it's an IRCC associated account.

Ddoy2003:

congratulations, please when did u apply and what course? been waiting forward to get response from them

Ellibaba:
Good day guys, 2 days ago I received my MSc acceptance letter from Memorial University Newfoundland. Please I would be very grateful to get assistance from you guys to avoid making mistakes as I am about applying for study permit. Thanks

keleto:
1) Eligibility Requirements for the NSE
2) Be a legal resident of Nigeria;
3) have an acceptance letter from a designated institution;
4) prove you have paid your first year’s tuition;
5) you must be living outside of Canada when you apply;
6)purchase and provide proof of a guaranteed investment certificate showing a minimum of $10,000 from a Canadian bank, which you cannot access until you reach Canada;

Pls I got the above information on a website.
For eligibility to use NSE.
Is number 6 correct.
Is blocked account now required for canada study visa?

Ellibaba:


I just finished speaking to an agent and he said I will require IELTS Academic to apply for study permit.

N/B: I used Duolingo English Test result in getting the admission.

Please can someone tell me if I really require IELTS to secure study permit when I didn’t need it for the MSc application. Thanks