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daks02:
Hello People long time no talk. Landing gist below:
So PPR came July 25th after 9months! *side eye*IRCC but we thank God sha.

Congratulations on your landing. Please which service did you use to cargo your luggage. Then did you drop it off the same day you travelled cause you mentioned it arrived before you landed in canada. I dont leave in lagos so i will cargo my things the day I'm travelling? Just wanted to know if it will arrive before i get there.

Please who has used Ethiopian air. I intend to book with them as they are the cheapest so far. Are there any down sides to using them? Please awaiting response urgently.

For newly landed PR's in the GTA (especially Brampton & it's environs) that need a survival job, kindly me...the job is not so difficult, it just involves a lotta standing like most warehouse jobs in canada. Awesome benefit packages as well...A ing bonus of $1500 on startup, $15.75per hr day rate and $16.20 night rate. My mail is captainmichaelo@gmaildotcom.

P.s
write me only if u are in the GTA
U need a not so stressful survival job to pay the bills
U are ready to work asap[b] PENDING[/b] when u get your dream job
Will give my nos wen I'm sure that u r here already and will help with the onboarding process.
Cheers.

Goodday everyone
I've been thinking of other career paths just in case I'm not interested in qualifying as a lawyer just yet.

I'm interested in blue collar jobs because I get the sense that they might be more lucrative financially than some white collar jobs and possibly the field of opportunity may be wider. Note Legal Assistant courses are not relevant to this query as I have that figured out somehow.

I would love your suggestions on any of these areas that I can train and qualify in. I don't mind going to college.

N.B. I understand that the research on this issue belongs to me and I'm not trying to the responsibility to of the forum. Just seeking leads and links

salford1:


For Sask, check SASTT and APEGS:
https://www.tpsk.ca/
and https://www.apegs.ca/

Thanks alot bro...appreciate

Goat Pepper soup weekend

jjohndoe83:
Goodday everyone
I've been thinking of other career paths just in case I'm not interested in qualifying as a lawyer just yet.

I'm interested in blue collar jobs because I get the sense that they might be more lucrative financially than some white collar jobs and possibly the field of opportunity may be wider. Note Legal Assistant courses are not relevant to this query as I have that figured out somehow.

I would love your suggestions on any of these areas that I can train and qualify in. I don't mind going to college.

N.B. I understand that the research on this issue belongs to me and I'm not trying to the responsibility to of the forum. Just seeking leads and links

Oga salford1 ,please o.

jjohndoe83:

Oga salford1 ,please o.

I don't know about law, but I would think the amount of time spent in college could be equal or same to that you would spend in clearing your exams/obstacles to practice as a lawyer.
I don't know what sort of blue collar job will fit your profile. I know some lawyers do work in banks and other financial institutions (AML/Regulatory Risk) atleast till they qualify to practice in Canada. Some colleges offer a certificate in AML/Compliance e.g Seneca in Ontario.
As per blue collar, there are lots and much will depend on your interest. The good paying ones will require attending a trade school.

Over half the people landing fly Ethiopian. Read up landing gists, you’ll get the info you need.

Jbelieve:
Please who has used Ethiopian air. I intend to book with them as they are the cheapest so far. Are there any down sides to using them? Please awaiting response urgently.

Yikes.. The poor thing

_{(hmmm fried goat meat.. yum)}

salford1:
Goat Pepper soup weekend

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmNcDtgjOnY

Thank you very much, after going through the site I discovered I must at first write the IELTS, I am working towards writing the exam and I'll get back to you guys. Pls is there anything else I should be doing or should have done? Thanks

Stencil:
Click here to start.

Used the cargo guy people used on this group. dropped it friday and travelled sunday, it arrived here monday.

Jbelieve:


Congratulations on your landing. Please which service did you use to cargo your luggage. Then did you drop it off the same day you travelled cause you mentioned it arrived before you landed in canada. I dont leave in lagos so i will cargo my things the day I'm travelling? Just wanted to know if it will arrive before i get there.

abbeymaniak:
Thank you very much, after going through the site I discovered I must at first write the IELTS, I am working towards writing the exam and I'll get back to you guys. Pls is there anything else I should be doing or should have done? Thanks

You should start evaluating your degree(s), possibly before you do ielts, because it takes longer. You can use WES, IQAS or ICES - check the thread and other sister threads for recommendations

Thank you very much! I really appreciate it

Richdad50:
Happy Birthday Ololobi. Live in fulfillment of God's purpose for you.

Richdad

Hello Guys, please for those who have 'cargoed' stuff, is this a fair price?

Rate to Toronto / Calgary
100kg - 399kg X1200

400kg and above is X 1100

45kg and below is N75,000 while 50kg-99kg is N110,000

all inclusive from Lagos, except
N20,000 new veterinary charges on each AWBs to Calgary and Edmonton for a Cargo that’s contained food only.

Pwinkle1:


You should start evaluating your degree(s), possibly before you do ielts, because it takes longer. You can use WES, IQAS or ICES - check the thread and other sister threads for recommendations

OK ma'am thank you very much will start work on that Asap

daks02:
Used the cargo guy people used on this group. dropped it friday and travelled sunday, it arrived here monday.

Please can you share his ?

Hi,

I have quick follow up questions with respect to that lawyer trying to find out about openings. My wife is a lawyer and will be ing me in Canada. While waiting to her bar exams she obviously will want to be doing sthg profitable and professional that can help. Can you suggest jobs or titles she should be searching for that might help her during this period of trying to take the bar exam. Current lawyers from Nigeria working in another field, or lawyers waiting also doing some other jobs with transferable knowledge can also chip in and offer some suggestions which will be well appreciated

Why are Nigerians getting so much visa rejections?

NwanyiOkpa:
Why are Nigerians getting so much visa rejections?

In one Nigerian musician's voice. I can't her name

"If you ask me, na who I go ask? The matter wey u talk so, e don tey we e start, no be me go talk am, e heavy for mouth, if you ask me, the matter for ground, na who I go ask?"

Lol

Saintp:


In one Nigerian musician's voice. I can't her name

"If you ask me, na who I go ask? The matter wey u talk so, e don tey we e start, no be me go talk am, e heavy for mouth, if you ask me, the matter for ground, na who I go ask?"

Lol

Omawumi

Saintp:


In one Nigerian musician's voice. I can't her name
Omawumi
"If you ask me, na who I go ask? The matter wey u talk so, e don tey we e start, no be me go talk am, e heavy for mouth, if you ask me, the matter for ground, na who I go ask?"

Lol

NwanyiOkpa:
Why are Nigerians getting so much visa rejections?

Legit Nigerian applications aren't getting rejected
.

maternal:


Legit Nigerian applications aren't getting rejected
.

legit u mean? don't say that sir. I have been following the thread for some time now. Even people who have paid their tuition are being rejected. What definition of Legit do i not understand?

NwanyiOkpa:


legit u mean? don't say that sir. I have been following the thread for some time now. Even people who have paid their tuition are being rejected. What definition of Legit do i not understand?

I always tell my people the Canadian society is negro proof. Whatever shady/ illegal nonsense you try in naija, don't try in Canada. People who aren't qualified for express entry are using the school route to try to enter canada. The Canadian government isn't stupid.

maternal:


I always tell my people the Canadian society is negro proof. Whatever shady/ illegal nonsense you try in naija, don't try in Canada. People who aren't qualified for express entry are using the school route to try to enter canada. The Canadian government isn't stupid.

So what qualifies one to get the visa? I just graduated and i want to go for masters. Is it too hard to ask?

NwanyiOkpa:


So what qualifies one to get the visa? I just graduated and i want to go for masters. Is it too hard to ask?

I think you are on the wrong thread. You should be on the student thread.

https://nairaland.macsoftware.info/5233221/canadian-student-visa-thread-part

salford:

I think you are on the wrong thread. You should be on the student thread.

https://nairaland.macsoftware.info/5233221/canadian-student-visa-thread-part

That thread is filled with lamentations.

NwanyiOkpa:
Why are Nigerians getting so much visa rejections?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVyoc5whzBY answered by madam wolo

maternal:


I always tell my people the Canadian society is negro proof. Whatever shady/ illegal nonsense you try in naija, don't try in Canada. People who aren't qualified for express entry are using the school route to try to enter canada. The Canadian government isn't stupid.

True!

It really is a serious matter.

Between January and May 2019, 81% of study permit applications from Nigeria were refused! see here. That is, 8 out of 10 applications rejected!

The hustle to leave Nigeria is real!
Unfortunately, genuine students are also affected

NwanyiOkpa:


So what qualifies one to get the visa? I just graduated and i want to go for masters. Is it too hard to ask?

It's easier to get ission and a study visa in the U.K. Why not try there ?