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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Nobody: 1:31am On Mar 21, 2019
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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Nobody: 1:36am On Mar 21, 2019
I'm very sure i saw a response to this earlier. But then again

1) The steps to follow are on PAGE 1 of this thread.
In your case, with your Masters, your age and maxing out your IELTS scores your CRS score will be 437. With recent trends, this score might be rather low for Express entry.

Now, the provincial nominee program may be another option, i know Ontario and Alberta pick directly from the pool, and your score (437) will be high enough for that. You can read up on these and other provinces as well.

Another option is for you to learn French.

2) No your sister cannot be a dependant. She has to go through the process on her own.

Everything you need is on PAGE 1.

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Elektra008(f): 2:34am On Mar 21, 2019
njbybrthnly:
Hi guys and gals, it's COPR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I still can't believe it. COPR dey my hand! The packaging alone o...very sexy. Me likey. God has been so goooooood.

My timeline below:
Decision to Migrate: Since I started thinking independently, finally took the bull by the horns January 2018
IELTS: Feb 10, 2018 LRSW - 9 9 7.5 7.5
ECA: WES March 26,2018 (Bachelors degree)
Dive into the Pool: March 26, 2018 CRS - 420
Birthday: CRS - 415 cry cry cry cry
TEF: October 10, 2018 CO CE EO EE - 256(B2) 227(B2) 346(B2) 327(B2) (CRS 457 coolcool)
ITA: December 12, 2018
AOR: December 14, 2018
MEP/BIL: January 24, 2019
Biometrics Updated: January 25, 2019
PPR: February 20, 2019 (dated February 19, 2019)
Passports submitted: February 20, 2019 (via courier)
COPR received: March 20,2019
Family of 5

PPR testimonies have always inspired me. I'm not one for many words but here goes:


Congratulations, may you eat of the best of the land. Please how easy is it to seat for TEF, especially for someone that has zero knowledge of French?

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by babs4090(m): 2:46am On Mar 21, 2019
lovetree:
hello everyone .Please for anyone that processed waec for WES.
Please has anyone experienced same? Processed wace transcript for up to 3 weeks now, and nothing has been heard. Called the courier company, was told they've not received the transcript from waec. Please is there anything that can be done. if i go to waec, is there anyone to meet for complaints.
Thanks house

How far about your NOUN PGD? You ought to have completed the program and gotten enough score to fetch ITA.
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by bammy2017: 4:43am On Mar 21, 2019
@hernyhorla @Dannyko @joo2018 @opella @ifeoma77 @jennypharb1 @kmgb1 @Ramj @raphrulz @yemblaze @stanzee @jbelieve @bunmioluwa @adunnee @debsify @FirstTImeUser thank you for your prayers and kind wishes.

It will end in praise for everyone.

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by opella(f): 5:06am On Mar 21, 2019
njbybrthnly:
Hi guys and gals, it's COPR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I still can't believe it. COPR dey my hand! The packaging alone o...very sexy. Me likey. God has been so goooooood.

My timeline below:
Decision to Migrate: Since I started thinking independently, finally took the bull by the horns January 2018
IELTS: Feb 10, 2018 LRSW - 9 9 7.5 7.5
ECA: WES March 26,2018 (Bachelors degree)
Dive into the Pool: March 26, 2018 CRS - 420
Birthday: CRS - 415 cry cry cry cry
TEF: October 10, 2018 CO CE EO EE - 256(B2) 227(B2) 346(B2) 327(B2) (CRS 457 coolcool)
ITA: December 12, 2018
AOR: December 14, 2018
MEP/BIL: January 24, 2019
Biometrics Updated: January 25, 2019
PPR: February 20, 2019 (dated February 19, 2019)
Passports submitted: February 20, 2019 (via courier)
COPR received: March 20,2019
Family of 5

PPR testimonies have always inspired me. I'm not one for many words but here goes:


Congratulations dear.

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by adutol: 5:14am On Mar 21, 2019
Ifeoma77:

Marvelous!! Congratulations!!
Thanks for sharing this information.please I need more clarifications
1.Was the bcs certificate in IT rated as a diploma degree by Wes.
2. My sister has no prior knowledge in IT, is it possible for her to just read up and pass or is it just practical knowledge that is tested .
3. please,how can she get the study materials for the Course. Thanks once again.
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by 19CannyMum: 5:20am On Mar 21, 2019
bammy2017:
ITS PPR/COPR guys!!!

Congratulations sis and thanks a lot for the inspiring PPR story.
Being your rant buddy was my greatest honour and to my utmost advantage! All those days when we were struggling to stay sane lol.

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by peek(f): 6:26am On Mar 21, 2019
OK...congratulations again. Thanks for the reply

Adunnee:


Hmmm! I've been battling with listening, after having 7.5 in two attempts, I started paying more attention by concentrating on the discussion and following the conversation.

For the other sections, I didn't have difficulties at all.

Ultimately, God made it possible.

I used ieltsup.com to study for this last exam.
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Sam07045: 6:50am On Mar 21, 2019
Topsmamen:


No specific length of time required. You can even transfer the funds to your account the same day you submit your application. See some gift deed samples here.

Thanks alot for this bro. What if some of the gift was given in cash (paid in my account by myself )and some were transferred? Would i explain that way too? Or i just explain the transferred
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Anyi3(m): 7:04am On Mar 21, 2019
Lucieeeee:
Thanks, I’ll try that out.
Did it ever decline at any point?

Nope. Smooth sailing
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by whiteFOX: 7:19am On Mar 21, 2019
Brother, you want to leave Access? �
Wondering how I knew? E-channel.

Well, try 3 years of work experience. It should boost your score a little.
Didn't you do Nysc? It's also a work experience.
Did you do OND and HND? If yes, do ECA for both results and choose 2 or more qualifications in the CRS page. It will help.


the

Lol..not Access grin

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by whiteFOX: 7:25am On Mar 21, 2019
whiteFOX:


Boss can I get paid Liz too..Biko

Okunrinlatemitay@gmail.com

Thanks

I got it Boss.

You're far too kind
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Claire18: 7:34am On Mar 21, 2019
Congratulations to you!!!
Supergirl1:
People of God, e don land at last oooo

Where I go start from?

Timeline:
Decision to travel: August 2017
Ielts: December 2, 2018.

My babe got better IELTS scores, so we decided she should be the PA. Getting her ECA done was another hurdle on its own. Finally, it was ready and into the pool we went.

ITA: July 25, 2018.
AOR: August 18, 2018.
MEP/BIL: September 18, 2018.
ADR(RPRF): September 26, 2018.

The excitement no be here. We believed we were among the few who get PPR in less than 2 months. We no know say our village people don Dey wear their trainers.

We checked profile tire. If there was a limit to the number of times one could log in to their profiles, dem for don lock us out of the Cic website.

Village people just Dey sip palmy, and watch DStv from the white cloth on Pete Edochie’s wall.

Silence.......

We called, raised CSE, ordered gcms. Everything looked okay, so we couldn’t understand the reason for the delay. Sometimes we got nice agents and other times we got agents that didn’t want to be disturbed. The last avant we spoke to told us to call back by June 2019.

My babe said: “bobo yen ma blow ni.”

So we decided to chill. As it looked like nothing we did would speed up our processing. We also consoled ourselves with the knowledge that we were not alone in this predicament.

Ip2: March 18, 2019.

The update brought mixed feelings. We felt it was close, but didn’t want to waste excitement again like we did in September. Tension was high and almost caused small Cold War between us sef.

Finally, this bright sunny ☀️ morning, we woke up to see PPR sitting pretty in our mail. Looking like a beauty queen.

And the fireworks went off.......
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by msmodi: 7:39am On Mar 21, 2019
Yes. Submitted famous 5 ADR on Feb 27th

AmeComplique:
I'm keeping the faith! We will all rejoice very very soon.

I hope you've gotten the Additional document request.

Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Edyod: 7:41am On Mar 21, 2019
@ expectantmomma can I private Chat you?. I got NOI from Alberta and I need some clarification concerning some aspect of the form.

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Claire18: 7:42am On Mar 21, 2019
Super fast timeline! God knows how to reward his children, after trying IELTS countlessly. Go and flourish in your new country. Do apply for pre arrival programs if Canada isn't on your travel history.
Dannyko:
VERY LONG POST ALERT

IT’S COPR

Sing along with me:
Unto the Lord be the Glory great things He hath done /2ce
Great things He hath done, greater things He will do
Unto the Lord be the Glory great things He hath done
“The stone which the builders have rejected has become the headstone of the corner, this is the Lord’s doing and it is marvellous in our eyes” - (Matthew21:42)

TIMELINE:

IELTS: November 1st 2018(MOD IDP LAGOS) PA -5th Attempt LRWS-8.57.577.5
ITA: November 15th 2018 (CRS 455)
AOR: December 3rd 2018
MEDICAL PASSED/BIL: January 14th 2019
GHOST UPDATE: [/b]January 15th2019
BIOMETRICS DONE/COMPLETED: January 16th2019
[b]RAISED CSE
: On February 20th To Know My Visa Office
GOT A REPLY: On February 21st 2019- Ottawa VO
PPR: 4:32AM February 26TH 2019, Dated February 25th (I couldn’t post the news here on that day as I was pretty busy and I didn’t have time to type the story− accept my apologies please.)
PASSPORT TRANSMISSION TO ACCRA: February 27th , 2019.
COPR/VISA : March 19th, 2019. (Few days to my birthday grin )
Family of 4
No ADR
NOC: 1228
TRAVEL HISTORY: Never travelled out of Nigeria

DECISION TO TRAVEL:

In August 2017, while at work I was working on my unit’s system when a colleague pleaded to quickly use the computer. I shifted my chair and by the time I would look on the screen, I saw that it was the Nairaland Express Entry Thread. Immediately, I teased her and asked if she was processing the Canada immigration, she replied in the affirmative. Without asking further, she voluntarily enlightened me on the benefits of the scheme. She gave me a summary of all I needed to proceed and also promised to send me IELTS materials which she did.
Few days later, she showed me her Passport Request Letter. When I saw that, I made up my mind to begin the process. I visited the thread (then Part 2) and I asked 1 or 2 questions, I was referred to the almighty page 1.I was able to gather adequate information to get started.
I told my hubby about the process but he showed no interest. He said the scheme was rigorous considering that he had attempted it before. I assured him that all would be well; at least there was no harm in trying. Thankfully, it has turned to us for a testimony (Luke 21:13)

ECA (WES)
My credential evaluation took 6 months (September 2017-March 2018), all thanks to NASU strike. I evaluated my highest qualification (Master’s Degree) only.

IELTS
1st : February 1st 2018 (BC) LRWS -7777
2nd : April 21st 2018 (BC) LRWS 86.56.57.5(Remark came back unchanged)
3rd : May 12th 2018 (MOD) LRWS 7.57.577(Only those who wrote IELTS exam on that day can relate)
4th : September 29th 2018(MOD) LRWS 7.5877
5th : November 1st 2018 (MOD) LRWS: 8.57.577.5

Hmmm! IELTS humbled me in mighty way (sighs) as seen from the above results. Considering that I studied English, I underrated the examination. I was running a professional programme concurrently hence; I devoted my attention to the programme. After the 3rd Attempt, I felt embarrassed with my recurrent ‘failures’, therefore; I decided to learn the exam tricks. For me, using the materials by the Test Provider (MOD) was the simple trick I needed to ace the examination. I subscribed to the 30-day Master’s IELTS course and I followed the principles taught to the letter. During my 4th attempt, I concentrated so much on Reading and I had 8 but had 7.5 in Listening. My hubby encouraged me to register immediately for another one which luckily became my final attempt. By that time, I focused only on Listening which became pretty easy for me few days before the examination. The knowledge of Reading was still fresh in my memory.

Listening: In all my attempts I didn’t underestimate the power of Cambridge IELTS Book 1-13;I did some online tests via ieltsonlinetests.com; I studied the MOD IELTS Masters course and I did the 3 tough practice tests at the end.

Reading: I solved few Academic Reading Tests; did several General Training Tests from Cambridge Books; and also on ieltsonlinetests.com; the MOD 30 Day Master’s course was highly helpful− the tricks I learnt enabled me finish my test within 35 minutes during my 4th attempt. Although my last Reading attempt was tougher.

Speaking: In all my attempts I watched YouTube videos (IELTS JAY,Oxford English and others) and also wrote down ideas based on the cue cards posted on IELTS Liz’ website and shared on different IELTS groups. In all my tries, my task 2 topics were extracted from the cue cards.

Writing:
Naturally, I write well ; however, the quest to score above 7 in my 4th attempt made me conduct an in depth research which got me totally confused. I wrote few letters and essays and forwarded to @glitteringstar2 for review. She proofread them and advised that I focused on other grey areas (Listening especially) as my writing was suitable to earn me the desired score.
I also scanned through MOD materials on Writing. One major trick I learnt was to edit my write-up simultaneously while writing. This really helped me as I had no time to read through my Task 2 during my 5th attempt yet I was confident that the errors would be minimal.
Lest I forget, while writing, I utilised very uncommon linkers and binders. In lieu of ‘firstly’, I used ‘first and foremost’, ‘to begin with’; instead of ‘finally’ I adopted ‘to conclude’ and so on. I used lots of parallel structures and I avoided clichés as much as possible, and I was very careful with my punctuations (all these I learnt in school) ( smiley)

Advice: IELTS is not difficult but it is a trick test. It requires due diligence and care to study all that the test entails. For the first timers, do not rush to register, learn the examination strategies and tricks before enrolling− 75k (BC) or 68k (MOD) is no small money.

MEDICALS: I could not secure a closer date at Qlife; hence; we resorted to using IOM on November 30th. I got their email address from the thread; mailed them and got the date we preferred.
We got to IOM around 6am and we were the first family to be attended to. The Physician that attended to us was very courteous. He chatted with my hubby for about 30 minutes before we left the hospital.

PCC: After medicals, we headed straight to Alagbon for PCC. We intended using ASP Moshood but luckily we met someone whom we knew. He referred us to one Mr Ibrahim (who collected 7k (3.5k each for hubby and I).

POF: My hubby transferred the POF in bits into our joint savings account which we opened in 2015. We invested the funds in 4 Treasury Bills and we ensured that none would mature after our medical expiry date. One of our treasury bills mature in January and we rolled over immediately. I asked on the thread if there was need to inform CIC; @joo2018 responded promptly that there was no need to raise a CSE.

PLACE HOLDERS (PRINCIPAL APPLICANT)

Marriage Certificate: I uploaded my Marriage Certificate only

Passports/Travel Documents : My Nigerian International Passport

Upfront Medicals(2 pages): I uploaded the print out given to me at IOM

Police Character Certificate (PCC): I merged the PCC and the long forms(3 pages altogether)

Education (4 pages): The documents were merged as follow:
ECA,Master’s Degree Certificate, IELTS Test Report Form,1st Degree Certificate(I didn’t evaluate it but was advised to include it)

Legal Name Change Doc(2 pages): I merged my newspaper change of name publication and my marriage certificate.I didn’t swear any affidavit.

Proof of Means of Financial Support (6 pages) : My POF was arranged as follow:
1. Letter of Consent from my hubby
2. Bank Letter in CIC Format
3. The Four Treasury Bills Certificates according to the dates of investments

Digital Photo: I uploaded the required passport specification

Employment Records (11 Pages): The documents were merged in the following order:
1. Letter of Introduction
2. Confirmation of Appointment
3. Promotion Letter
4. Revised Emolument Page
5. Staff Identity Card
6. Six Months Payslips(June-November 2018)

Client Information Placeholder(12 pages): I merged the following documents :
1. General Letter of Explanation(LOE) 2: It contained every detail I needed to clarify in my application
2. My Schedule A(5 Pages- I had an extra sheet( grin)
3. Hubby’s Schedule A(4 pages)
4. USA Visa Refusal Letter (White Paper)

Concerns: There was a funny gender error on my reference letter , I complained to my HR but was told it was insignificant and would not render the letter invalid.
Also, my daughter's birth certificate had more names than necessary as against her International Passport hence I went back to NPC to get a new one. If I had researched properly, a simple LOE would have saved me that extra 3.5k the officials collected.
I specially want to appreciate all those who have directly or indirectly helped me in the course of the (COPR) journey. @Glitteringstar (You’re wonderful and I owe you a treat kiss); @Bimsebony ( kiss kiss) and @Hykin - You are both amazing souls, this story is incomplete without mentioning you. These beautiful people are now my ‘family’. I owe them so much gratitude. @Hykin , I will celebrate your PPR soon.

To @Joo2018, @Elfmannisback now @Ontarioissauga, @McStan18 ,@Newmum0615,@Cochtrane, @MummyJaygirls (the first person I Pmed) , @Kontagious, @iamdatguy, @Happytbaby, @Hephgirl @Datechman, @RamJ @ebonyNaija, @DadR, @ifeoma77 , @Tojued …. I appreciate you all.
To everyone I couldn’t mention their monikers, I apologise. I appreciate everyone on the thread. God bless you all.

Above all, the entire journey is expensive, yet achievable. Do not give up , you can achieve it.
NB: ALL ERRORS ARE MINE−THANK YOU

TO GOD BE THE GLORY, NOW AND FOREVER MORE AMEN

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Pepperb: 7:52am On Mar 21, 2019
Congratulations on ur copr. Pls how long did it take u to study french n did u have prior knowledge.

njbybrthnly:
Hi guys and gals, it's COPR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I still can't believe it. COPR dey my hand! The packaging alone o...very sexy. Me likey. God has been so goooooood.

My timeline below:
Decision to Migrate: Since I started thinking independently, finally took the bull by the horns January 2018
IELTS: Feb 10, 2018 LRSW - 9 9 7.5 7.5
ECA: WES March 26,2018 (Bachelors degree)
Dive into the Pool: March 26, 2018 CRS - 420
Birthday: CRS - 415 cry cry cry cry
TEF: October 10, 2018 CO CE EO EE - 256(B2) 227(B2) 346(B2) 327(B2) (CRS 457 coolcool)
ITA: December 12, 2018
AOR: December 14, 2018
MEP/BIL: January 24, 2019
Biometrics Updated: January 25, 2019
PPR: February 20, 2019 (dated February 19, 2019)
Passports submitted: February 20, 2019 (via courier)
COPR received: March 20,2019
Family of 5

PPR testimonies have always inspired me. I'm not one for many words but here goes:


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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by ultrazone(m): 7:56am On Mar 21, 2019
whiteFOX:


I got it Boss.

You're far too kind
Kindly share with me too bro.

eazyguy206 at gmail.com
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by youngRx(m): 8:14am On Mar 21, 2019
AmeComplique:
Your ITA will come with the next draw. Don't worry.

Your village people have failed already grin.

Except you are benin


hahahaha...

Amen oo
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by roblance: 8:15am On Mar 21, 2019
Lucieeeee:
Hello house,

I’m currently applying for a UK police clearance certificate online but the transaction keeps declining in the end, I’m not sure what the issue is because I have tried different bank cards.

Does anybody have a similar experience or know a way out of this besides the post option? Kindly assist me ��

Use a uk vpn
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Claire18: 8:26am On Mar 21, 2019
Congratulations! Follow the check list and you will be fine! Then the wait begins
Maritee:


And I just did my upfront medicals today as well as my PCC. Spirit is working���
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Maritee(f): 8:27am On Mar 21, 2019
Ifeoma77:

Big congratulations!!

Thank you Ifeoma

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Chidoo1234: 8:44am On Mar 21, 2019
Please house I need advice, I had my bsc in 2014, and since then have been on my own business, please how do I start this PR stuff considering that I have no paid work experience. Thanks
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by DanMisla: 8:55am On Mar 21, 2019
Congrats NJ!
Thanks for all your support and encouragement to folks in the TEF thread. You've been simple brilliant.
Best wishes as you complete the final rites here.
En esperant que tu ne nous quittes pas trop vite...

njbybrthnly:
Hi guys and gals, it's COPR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I still can't believe it. COPR dey my hand! The packaging alone o...very sexy. Me likey. God has been so goooooood.

My timeline below:
Decision to Migrate: Since I started thinking independently, finally took the bull by the horns January 2018
IELTS: Feb 10, 2018 LRSW - 9 9 7.5 7.5
ECA: WES March 26,2018 (Bachelors degree)
Dive into the Pool: March 26, 2018 CRS - 420
Birthday: CRS - 415 cry cry cry cry
TEF: October 10, 2018 CO CE EO EE - 256(B2) 227(B2) 346(B2) 327(B2) (CRS 457 coolcool)
ITA: December 12, 2018
AOR: December 14, 2018
MEP/BIL: January 24, 2019
Biometrics Updated: January 25, 2019
PPR: February 20, 2019 (dated February 19, 2019)
Passports submitted: February 20, 2019 (via courier)
COPR received: March 20,2019
Family of 5

PPR testimonies have always inspired me. I'm not one for many words but here goes:


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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by amaya21: 9:05am On Mar 21, 2019
There are people who got PPR using self employment as work experience. NJ that just shared her story did so. Check page 1 for PPR testimonies and go through them. You will likely need a good paper trail though - things like invoices, contracts, proof of payment, communication with clients, if possible references from clients etc. Put yourself in the VO's position and build a solid case.

Chidoo1234:
Please house I need advice, I had my bsc in 2014, and since then have been on my own business, please how do I start this PR stuff considering that I have no paid work experience. Thanks

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Jennypharb1: 9:09am On Mar 21, 2019
Chidoo1234:
Please house I need advice, I had my bsc in 2014, and since then have been on my own business, please how do I start this PR stuff considering that I have no paid work experience. Thanks

You do have paid work experience, Abi you no dey pay yourself? Lol, you can apply as self employed, just check your Crs score on this calculator, first. Also read and digest page 1 of this thread, you can ask questions where you don't understand
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Supergirl1: 9:10am On Mar 21, 2019
raphrulz:
Wow!!!!

What a wait... But thank God it has finally ended in praise for you. It's the Lord's doing and it's marvelous in our sight.

Thank you for sharing your PPR script with us.

I will rate this script 4.7/10. We were expecting to see details on your process and the ups and downs.

May God grant your family great sucess and favour in the new land.

God bless you greatly!!

Go and prosper in Cannyland!



Ehhh, see carry over oooo.

I will try make up for it with my landing gist.

Thanks great prof.
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by danianne: 9:12am On Mar 21, 2019
adenikeO:
Good evening everyone, For those that want to increase their CRS points using BCS (Certificate in IT) examination, I have good news for you.

My evaluation with WES finally came out today, see screenshot below. smiley

I also want to use this opportunity to thank @kemzyebony for drawing my attention to a post here about the BCS exam sometime last year. Trust me I was ready to go to NOUN or study for ACCA even though I don't have any background in accounting, lol.

See link below to join the BCS(Certificate in IT) Whatsapp group for more info.

https:///Fv1vy6tD7ng07oPlVtqh4K
Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by Nobody: 9:14am On Mar 21, 2019
Dannyko:
VERY LONG POST ALERT

IT’S COPR

Advice: IELTS is not difficult but it is a trick test. It requires due diligence and care to study all that the test entails. For the first timers, do not rush to register, learn the examination strategies and tricks before enrolling− 75k (BC) or 68k (MOD) is no small money.

Congrats bro... I need direction here based on ur experience

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Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 7 by bammy2017: 9:22am On Mar 21, 2019
Thanks sis
Thank God we didn't run mad. God bless you so much
19CannyMum:


Congratulations sis and thanks a lot for the inspiring PPR story.
Being your rant buddy was my greatest honour and to my utmost advantage! All those days when we were struggling to stay sane lol.

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