walenden:


Firstly, are you a student in Canada or a visa agent? I don’t think anyone needs to email you because if you are a visa agent misleading people just to get customers for Canada visa processing, you will face the consequences. Many students are struggling in Canada, facing hardships, and even getting a cleaning job is not easy, as many rely on loans to cover their expenses. If you mislead people out of greed, you will face an untimely death.

I know how many times I’ve had to send money to my brother in Canada from Lagos, and he even ended up on the street at one point. Even the few students who are working find it impossible to pay those expensive tuition fees, rent, and still live normally, despite all the hype about Canada. But people like you come online to lie, painting a rosy picture, while many students are looking for help from home. You should be ashamed for creating this false narrative and misleading people. Some parents are online too, and you make it seem like people without jobs in Canada are lazy or picky, when in fact, jobs are very hard to secure and can’t even cover all their bills and school fees without resulting to loan or help from home . I hope those being deceived will land in Canada and face reality! God will surely judge confusionist like you !!

Gerrard59:

If true, then the situation is deplorable! No ifs or buts! Terrible and disgusting! Why should getting cleaning jobs be so difficult for international students?


I thought @maternal believes a married man with a child who got 26M should move to Canada?

Should the Nigerian economy get back to pre-Buhari, expect a massive exodus of Nigerians in the abroad back home.

tensazangetsu20:


Canada and Nigeria na the same thing now only difference is infrastructure.

Gerrard59:

If true, then the situation is deplorable! No ifs or buts! Terrible and disgusting! Why should getting cleaning jobs be so difficult for international students?


I thought @maternal believes a married man with a child who got 26M should move to Canada?

Should the Nigerian economy get back to pre-Buhari, expect a massive exodus of Nigerians in the abroad back home.

Gerrard59:

If true, then the situation is deplorable! No ifs or buts! Terrible and disgusting! Why should getting cleaning jobs be so difficult for international students?


I thought @maternal believes a married man with a child who got 26M should move to Canada?

Should the Nigerian economy get back to pre-Buhari, expect a massive exodus of Nigerians in the abroad back home.

Gerrard59:

If true, then the situation is deplorable! No ifs or buts! Terrible and disgusting! Why should getting cleaning jobs be so difficult for international students?


I thought @maternal believes a married man with a child who got 26M should move to Canada?

Should the Nigerian economy get back to pre-Buhari, expect a massive exodus of Nigerians in the abroad back home.

OllyM:
URGENT!!🚨

Please I need advise, I was offered an admission to both Calgary and Montreal. Now I'm very confused as to which to choose, hence I need people's opinion as another point of research. Although the course from Montreal is what I will enjoy the most, I don't want that to be the deciding factor.

I would appreciate if anyone can shed more light as to which province I should go for and why, most especially if I'm thinking of residing permanently. Thank you so much and God bless🙏🏽🙏🏽.

MarksmanD:
Go to Montreal. Learn French before you go. French speakers have better chances of getting PR than English speakers and the Quebec government launched a pilot program to give direct PR to some French speaking students who wants to live in French speaking communities in August.

MarksmanD:
Go to Montreal. Learn French before you go. French speakers have better chances of getting PR than English speakers and the Quebec government launched a pilot program to give direct PR to some French speaking students[ who wants to live in French speaking communities in August.

Predator188:

But the majority left the country during buhari regime than the current government..

House34:


Sir, it's called a student visa to study, not a work visa or resident visa. When students apply, they show proof that they can pay the tuition fee and cover living expenses, but many are dishonest about this aspect. Just like any country, Canada is facing its own economic challenges, especially since the pre-COVID era. ble. Know the truth and have peace of mind. You can try MPower loans or other options.nobody can gurantee u will get work and it will pay alll ur bills!!

OllyM:
URGENT!!🚨

Please I need advise, I was offered an admission to both Calgary and Montreal. Now I'm very confused as to which to choose, hence I need people's opinion as another point of research. Although the course from Montreal is what I will enjoy the most, I don't want that to be the deciding factor.

I would appreciate if anyone can shed more light as to which province I should go for and why, most especially if I'm thinking of residing permanently. Thank you so much and God bless🙏🏽🙏🏽.

Kemie2022:


One will need to fully assess your profile and the admission you have to give a better answer.

1. What admissions have you secured?

2. What is your level of proficiency in English and French?

Generally, Quebec is fighting to be more French-oriented. Avoid the province if you cannot speak or understand French and you are not ready to learn that with your course. The government of Quebec is increasingly making French mandatory for everything, including Instagram posts by businesses (Google it) and Québécois are loving this policy.

OllyM:
Wow, thanks for your response. Both admissions are master's level in engineering. I am proficient in English but a beginner in French, although I'm open to learning.

Predator188:

The pilot to PR pathway wasn't launched by quebec government and only communities outside quebec is participating..

tensazangetsu20:


Canada and Nigeria na the same thing now only difference is infrastructure.

House34:


Sir, it's called a student visa to study, not a work visa or resident visa. When students apply, they show proof that they can pay the tuition fee and cover living expenses, but many are dishonest about this aspect. Just like any country, Canada is facing its own economic challenges, especially since the pre-COVID era.
To those coming to Canada, please please ensure you have your tuition fees and living expenses ready, or consider taking a loan. Relying on a 20-hour minimum wage job to pay your tuition and rent is a failing plan, especially since many of the cheap career colleges are no longer available. Know the truth and have peace of mind. You can try MPower loans or other options.nobody can gurantee u will get work and it will pay alll ur bills!!

Gerrard59:

Everyone knows that migrants from the developing world use student visas as a means of domiciling in a country for a long time en route to naturalisation. So, we will be lying if we say we don't know what we are doing. How many international students from developing countries who studied in Canada returned immediately after their studies pre-Trudeau?

Jeboy:
IRCC PGWP Update for Study Permits issued to Intl Students in Canadian Colleges on or after November 1st 2024.


https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/work/after-graduation/eligibility/study-requirements.html#field-of-study





The implications are these courses will be hot cake and competitive to seek admission in especially for International Students.

Bad news for other courses in Colleges that are not in this list and their lecturers or instructions. They will have to be discarded.

Kenn55:


What has happened over the last 2 years is overpopulation. They let in too many people that is now affecting the system. It is not that there is no job but the amount of students chasing the jobs are unprecedented. For example, before now, let's say the number of jobs available for students is 10 and students were 12 so only 2 students probably don't get jobs. Now there is still 10 jobs available for students but the number of students have increased from 12 to 36, you see the problem?

It is the fault of the government to bring in too many people within a short time frame. They messed up big time and they are going to be wiped out in the next election. This is why they are now trying to correct the issue by reducing the numbers of people coming in and tightening the entire immigration system but it is too late. It's going to take another 2 years to bring the ratio of jobs to people at a balanced level.

Having said that the students themselves are also to blame. The government can argue that they gave visa to students who demonstrated that they are financially capable to study without work. Every student who got a visa convinced the visa officer through their financial statements that they have the required POF so why are they not using it? The 20hr work a week was supposed to be jara to students and not for raising money to live in the country that is why you have to show the POF without considering money realized from potential working.

Our resilience and CANDO spirit in Nigeria is both a blessing and a problem because it makes us overdo things. Because of what Nigeria has put us through we believe we can survive in any situation without realizing the peculiarities of different situations.
There is no justification for someone not capable to go to another man's country as a student. A citizen can fall back on government benefits to stay afloat when kasala burst but a student is on their own after all you showed millions in your account before coming.

Abroad is not for everyone. Nigeria is not smiling but if you don't have the financial strength to make a successful move then stay back and fight the government instead, especially when you are going on a visa that is not a PR. Right now, there is no longer a guarantee that students will get a work permit after graduation as they are now trying to link work permit to labor market. People should stop gambling, it could end up badly for them.

Lovebuddy:


Does this include those that applied this month

anderson4ib:
Hi fam,
Good evening, all.
I need your advice on a matter that's been on my mind.
Between a diploma in youth & Childcare and early childhood education, which of these two has a high job prospect/PR in Canada or is in high demand?

I am currently in my first year in early childhood education. And i am considering switching to youth & Childcare in my second year.


My focus is one that I can get a quick full-time job and fast PR.

What do you guys think?

Kindly advise

OllyM:
Wow, thanks for your response. Both admissions are master's level in engineering. I am proficient in English but a beginner in French, although I'm open to learning.

anderson4ib:
Hi fam,
Good evening, all.
I need your advice on a matter that's been on my mind.
Between a diploma in youth & Childcare and early childhood education, which of these two has a high job prospect/PR in Canada or is in high demand?

I am currently in my first year in early childhood education. And i am considering switching to youth & Childcare in my second year.


My focus is one that I can get a quick full-time job and fast PR.

What do you guys think?

Kindly advise

Kindyl:
PPR email at last. Good luck to all those still waiting. Glory be to God!

anderson4ib:
Hi fam,
Good evening, all.
I need your advice on a matter that's been on my mind.
Between a diploma in youth & Childcare and early childhood education, which of these two has a high job prospect/PR in Canada or is in high demand?

I am currently in my first year in early childhood education. And i am considering switching to youth & Childcare in my second year.


My focus is one that I can get a quick full-time job and fast PR.

What do you guys think?

Kindly advise