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The #10yearschallenge has been trending in Nigeria both on Instagram and Twitter since yesterday although the hashtag isn't a new one. While it is ok to post pictures and make comparison, we can also take a time travel back to the actual time (10 years, 5 years or several years... as far back as you want to) and compare/ contrast with where we are today. Are we becoming or have we become the person we saw ourselves becoming? "You cannot feature in a future you cannot picture"... What picture did you feature in back then of your future? Did we attain the things we really hoped to achieve/ were certain about? Do we look back at our life with regrets or are we proud of how we have manage to turn out in spite of all the challenges and circumstances that surrounded us? These questions and many more comes to mind... 10 years into the future, can we look back now and be proud of the choices we made/ did not make? Make the right CHOICE(s) today that your Future...

Canada has one of the best educational systems in the world. Its educational institutions are of top quality and the certificates are acceptable globally. If you desire to further your education and also have sufficient funds, Canada is one of the best places to consider. As an international student (Nigerian) going to Canada to 'Study and Work'. Below are necessary tips you need to bear in mind - The job you secure might not cover your tuition although you will be able to work for up to 20 hours every week, hence you need to have sufficient funds or a sponsor who does (minimum of 5 million) as you will require proof of adequate finances to study in Canada otherwise your application might be denied even when you get admitted into any of the institutions. There are typically no full scholarships for Canadian universities especially for International students and at the entry level so you will have to be able to pay the large portion of your tuition and living expenses. ...

Let us help you with a smooth Admission processing and visa application. Why do it yourself and end up being denied due to one little error when you can have Professionals handle your Study Visa Application which high guarantee? Below are some requirements you will be required to provided for your Study Visa Application Educational documents: - WAEC / NECO - B.sc certificate / HND / Masters certificate (as the case may be) - Transcripts - NYSC certificate - Intending school admission letter & invoice and school fees receipt as the case may be. - Relevant professional certification(s) if applicable. Other documents for Identification: - Birth certificate and sibling(s) birth Certificate - International passport and its photocopies of data page only - Passport photograph - Police report (Testifying that you have no criminal record whatsoever) - Previous visa(s) to satisfy travel history if applicable (If you don't have don't necessarily worry...

So many people ask "How can we get Permanent Residence in Canada?" Besides the fact that we do not give Permanent residence visa, you need to have an impact you are making or hoping to make in 'Developed Countries' such as Canada. Even those with working permit do not get permanent residence until they have attained a level of success/ achievement. Thus we knowing the situation of our country and the status of the average Nigerian, we give students the opportunity to work while studying in order to earn. Bottomline, A Developed country would not just welcome any Tope, Dike and Hakim into their country without knowing the value they are bringing to the table. WHAT VALUE ARE YOU BRINGING TO THE TABLE THAT MAKES YOU DESERVING OF A PERMANENT RESIDENCE?

REASONS YOUR VISA COULD BE REJECTED Unable to show adequate financial resources to finance your travel to and stay in Canada (You will be required to provide a bank statement of N5 million naira and above. You can get a sponsor who has this amount, has good travel history and is willing to stand in for you) Inablity to provide proper and accurate supporting documents Failure to meet health standards (Your medical report is sent to the embassy and everything is done online nowadays) Failure to meet international security standards, such as in cases where the applicant has a criminal background Not able to provide convincing proof of intent to leave after the program ending Visa officer has reservations regarding the applicant’s intention or his/her application At EWC  Nigeria, we have years of experience helping clients avoid visa rejections and help after they have been denied a Canadian visa. If you are interested in hiring an immigration consultant Book an ...

#TipTuesday - CANADA SLANGS Just like Nigerians are known for so many slangs considering the vast talents that abound in this part of the world, let us also get acquainted with some Canadian slangs. You can also research on more Canadian slangs and pronunciations... 1. Kerfuffle: A commotion or fuss, usually caused by a disagreement or difference in opinion (most commonly found during, or after, sports games). “There was a kerfuffle when Croatia beat France". 2. Blonde - girlfriend (regardless of hair colour) 3. Double-double: regular coffee with two creams and two sugars. “Mmm… I can’t start my day without my morning double-double and jelly filled dutchie.” 4. Two-four: a case of 24 beers. "Matthew is on his way to the Beer Store to pick up a two-four.” 5. Klick: kilometres, the unit of length in the metric system equal to 1,000 meters. "We will soon be there. It’s just about three klicks away.” 6. Keener: someone who tries hard to please others or...

WHAT DO YOU LOOK FORWARD TO WHEN YOU ARE TRAVELLING? The Royal Ontario Museum is Canada’s largest museum of world cultures and natural history. Extensive galleries of archaeology, art and natural science featuring six million objects await during your visit to the country’s premier museum. With plenty of hands-on and interactive exhibits–from dinosaurs to ancient Egypt to gems and minerals–history comes to life at this world-class museum, right in the heart of Toronto. To know more, follow link below Royal Ontario Museum

Most people believe that once you have been granted admission to study abroad, the rest "Na beans" meaning the remaining process becomes easy but that is not always the case as you may be denied visa even with all the complete necessary documents. Below are tips to guide your way through an interview when applying for the student visa. WHAT TO DO DURING THE INTERVIEW  > You should dedicate your full attention to the officer or the translator at the interview. Make sure to listen carefully, think before you answer and keep your answers short and to the point.  > You can research online the most common questions at the visa interviews to prepare yourself and your answers. It is important to prepare an explanation for some of the most common visa interview questions.  > Common questions can include: why you want to go to the university you chose, what you are going to study, what your career goal is after you graduate, and others similar to these. ...