rainazoe:
I feel you Virt. Are you coming alone or with hubs?

rainazoe:

Thanks my sister. It was easy for real and I have God to thank for that. You shall have a good journey.

kachikapor:
Hi.

My husband sent to this particular email and the other one several times. Not one sinle response. Lucky for us... he knows a friend who works there and he was told he would have to pay 35k before he would get the letter. We have paid and have been informed we will get the letter on tuesday.

XX01:


You didn't mention which province you will be landing. Let me use Ontario to respond.

1. He can resume anytime. Even towards the end of the school year.

2. Catholic public schools are free. Don't know if they will make it compulsory to show a baptismal card.

enocoded4life:
Greetings to everyone! I have been a silent reader of this thread and I have gained a lot from all the information provided here.

I have a question for landed seniors who used Ethiopian Airlines. We are planning to land in Edmonton in July and have been searching for flights. I used the airline's mobile app to search and got a really good deal from Lagos to Toronto and then to Edmonton (through air Canada) .

My questions are:
1. Would we be required to pay extra for our checked-in luggages on the air Canada flight from Toronto to Edmonton?

2. Secondly how did y'all book your connecting flights from Toronto to your final destinations? Did you pay for your luggages?

primeson1:


1. You won't pay anything extra
2. You would have booked your connecting flight from Nigeria via Ethopia Airline (book - Lagos to Edmonton straight) When you arrived Toronto airport, look for air canada stand and check in your luggage (you would have collected your luggage as soon as you landed via Ethopian airline)

AZeD1:

I believe a bank statement should suffice.

rainazoe:
I just landed like few days ago but made a bank deposit. Can I get a statement to use?

rainazoe:
I just landed like few days ago but made a bank deposit. Can I get a statement to use?

cutezain:
Hello house,

I am a lawyer recently approved to come to move to Canada. I would be going with my sister, I have a few questions

Which province is preferable to settle in for work (me) and School (my sister)
This depends on a lot of factors

Are there any lawyers in the house who could help me to get my license ( my thirst for law is insane)

You would need to write your intending province exam and article for 10 months.

We would need an accommodation, pls how do I find one b4 we land, are they expensive.
Kijiji or AirBnB

Thank you as u respond

rainazoe:
I just landed like few days ago but made a bank deposit. Can I get a statement to use?

simiolu1:


You see, programming is 40% of the code you write and 60% a myriad of other skills. You can know how to program without having those other skills. Very much possible.

Unlimited22, this small epistle is for you

If you can get your hands on any Introduction to Computer Science course by Harvard, Stanford or MIT, please do. The course will teach you basics that you will be glad you learned earlier. Secondly, try get your hands on Foundations of Programming by Lynda.com. Lynda.com is now part of LinkedIn so if you sign up for a premium account on LinkedIn, you'd get all Lynda.com courses for free as part of LinkedIn learning. Premium accounts have a 30day free trial period.

If you eventually go with the LinkedIn option since it is free, check out the Become a front-end developer learning track. It teaches HTML, CSS and JS. If I were you, I'd also check out the Improve your JS skills learning track followed by the Become a React Developer Track and then Improve your React skills track. These 3 learning tracks will improve your JS knowledge and you'd be exposed to the world of JS libraries, frameworks and Single Page Applications.

To learn Node, just take a look at the Become a full stack developer track. This track will expose you to the MEAN stack (MongoDB, Express, Angular and Node). But since you might be familiar with React if you took the React courses, you can swap out Angular for React thereby having the MERN stack.

In the end, you'd still need to learn about text editors, the command line, version control and testing. If you decide to learn a back-end language, you can't escape knowing about servers (VPS, Shared hosting, IaaS, PaaS), databases (design, implementation, etc), application architecture and a myriad of other things I can't remember right now.

This is not in any way to scare you, believe me, most people who want to learn programming don't know the number of things/technology they need to know about just to function as a programmer so they drop out when they realise how ignorant they still are despite spending 3 months learning HTML and CSS.

Lest I forget, Lynda.com beats Udemy hands down by miles and the only Udemy courses I have ever enjoyed are the ones by Maximilian (Academind is his YouTube channel).

All the best!!!!!

czaratwork:
Please an urgent question. Please do you need transit visa to travel to Nigeria and back to Canada if you are stopping over at Heathrow or Armsterdam?

Please response is needed for an urgent decision. Thanks

TheCongo2:


Please provide more details.
How long are you intending to stop in Amsterdam? 2-4hts
Are you intending to leave the airport? No
Which passport are you travelling with? Nigerian
Are you a permanent resident of Canada? Yes

It all depends on the answers to the questions above.

czaratwork:
Please an urgent question. Please do you need transit visa to travel to Nigeria and back to Canada if you are stopping over at Heathrow or Armsterdam?

Please response is needed for an urgent decision. Thanks

bbaby84:


With the above answers, you don't need a visa.

TheCongo2:


simiolu1,

I checked lynda.com and the pricing seems to be higher than those listed on Udemy.
On Udemy, there are always promotions going on.
As a result of the promo, a course on Udemy is about $14.

TheCongo2:


Please provide more details.
How long are you intending to stop in Amsterdam?
Are you intending to leave the airport?
Which passport are you travelling with?
Are you a permanent resident of Canada?

It all depends on the answers to the questions above.

AZeD1:

Try YouTube.
Best place for free resource.

TheCongo2:


simiolu1,

I checked lynda.com and the pricing seems to be higher than those listed on Udemy.
On Udemy, there are always promotions going on.
As a result of the promo, a course on Udemy is about $14.

enocoded4life:


Thank you for the response, that's good to know.

1.Does this mean we won't clear our luggage with immigration /customs before checking in at air Canada stand?

2. We have about an hour and half between landing and boarding of the air Canada flight, would this time be enough to complete landing formalities without us missing our flight?

czaratwork:


What of cybrary? Are they good? I saw some couple of free courses there. Infact i registered for their free IT Security training but distractions no gree me start am.

Fusion23:


Did you book from Lagos to Edmonton with Ethiopian Airlines or just Toronto.
are you coming on a weekday or weekends. 1 and half hour is tricky because of SIN and the crowd generally...but as a first timer if u miss ur flight the are likely to put you on the next one free.

enocoded4life:
Greetings to everyone! I have been a silent reader of this thread and I have gained a lot from all the information provided here.

I have a question for landed seniors who used Ethiopian Airlines. We are planning to land in Edmonton in July and have been searching for flights. I used the airline's mobile app to search and got a really good deal from Lagos to Toronto and then to Edmonton (through air Canada) .

My questions are:
1. Would we be required to pay extra for our checked-in luggages on the air Canada flight from Toronto to Edmonton?

2. Secondly how did y'all book your connecting flights from Toronto to your final destinations? Did you pay for your luggages?

follyzee:
It's depends

Did u buy a ticket to toronto eg Klm then you bought Air Canada yourself for your trip from Toronto to edmonton?
If yes then u'll have to pay 4 baggage at air canada

However if u bought ur Klm ticket to Edmonton even thou u will stop at toronto b4 proceeding to Edmonton via air Canada, then u won't pay 4 baggage

Then irrespective of which ever above, u will collect your bags at toronto go thru immigration checks and then return it to Air canada.

1 and half hrs may not be enough, it all depends on d queue n immigration officers attending to you n baggage checks.

However if u miss your flight u will be placed on another flight which sometimes may lead to a wait of 4hrs, it all depends

Hope this helps

cutezain:


Are there any lawyers in the house who could help me to get my license ( my thirst for law is insane)


Thank you as u respond