There are programs. They go to universities and corporations to give talks/presentations on immigration pathways and processes. They do this in select locations overseas as well.
To be honest, we do not know what kind of system they will put in place. Assuming its like Australia, where individual profession code is given its own cut off, if demand is high enough; for a lot of people it will be a quick access to immigration because they will be competing against folks of their own profession only.
Learning french to pass TEF is quite an undertaking.
If they follow Australia's path it will certainly be better.
In 2012-2015 or so, AU PR was much much much easier than Canada. Used to take much shorter time. Was fully online. All you needed to do was to apply. That it. 60 point and you were done.
Well my opinion is indeed tainted by Indian lens. Indians typically learn english as sole medium of communication over their long schooling and higher education. English is much less of a hurdle for us.
Not all friction is a bad friction. Committing towards something is actually good and forces someone to think
On a surprising note though, you are not wrong when it comes to people being stuck at lower scores. It is weird to see that.
LikeNot all friction is a bad friction. Committing towards something is actually good and forces someone to think
On a surprising note though, you are not wrong when it comes to people being stuck at lower scores. It is weird to see that.
IELTS is still an easy exam though. CLB9 in IELTS is still a steal compared to other pathways. It'll be a lot harder for people to survive in Canada if they are going to struggle with IELTS CLB9.
CLB9 is literally:
1. Right letter format + Right paragraph format + no grammatical mistakes + diverse word usage. We literally write emails at work and try to not have mistakes. This shouldn't be too hard. If you do Right letter format + right paragraph format + some diverse word usage - you'll still get 7 easily.
2. Being able to talk with someone and discuss topics in English. Don't we discuss complex topics at words in English. Should be unlikely to not land 7 or 8 in English. Make sure one doesn't stop talking and try to speak with a little fluency.
I see that people have more issues with listening and reading where time management could hurt a few. But I guess even the minimum in #1 and #2 are too much to expect. Honestly, that would really hurt their chances of success or even decent quality of life. I already see people throughout the world where they struggle to participate in meetings, communicate their ideas, etc and as a result don't go beyond an IC role.
Edited: I thought you were talking about French lol initially.
That's what I like about Kanehda. If one can speak fluent English with a North American accent (or without an accent), it will significantly put you above other job applicants for require client facing roles. The only downside is the bilingual French/English speakers will always be above you....Not all friction is a bad friction. Committing towards something is actually good and forces someone to think
On a surprising note though, you are not wrong when it comes to people being stuck at lower scores. It is weird to see that.
IELTS is still an easy exam though. CLB9 in IELTS is still a steal compared to other pathways. It'll be a lot harder for people to survive in Canada if they are going to struggle with IELTS CLB9.
CLB9 is literally:
1. Right letter format + Right paragraph format + no grammatical mistakes + diverse word usage. We literally write emails at work and try to not have mistakes. This shouldn't be too hard. If you do Right letter format + right paragraph format + some diverse word usage - you'll still get 7 easily.
2. Being able to talk with someone and discuss topics in English. Don't we discuss complex topics at words in English. Should be unlikely to not land 7 or 8 in English. Make sure one doesn't stop talking and try to speak with a little fluency.
I see that people have more issues with listening and reading where time management could hurt a few. But I guess even the minimum in #1 and #2 are too much to expect. Honestly, that would really hurt their chances of success or even decent quality of life. I already see people throughout the world where they struggle to participate in meetings, communicate their ideas, etc and as a result don't go beyond an IC role.
Edited: I thought you were talking about French lol initially.
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draw today why? isn't it supposed to be in 2 weeks or am I missing something? or are you just wishing every Wednesday for a draw to happen.Strike is happening. Looks like ‘this little manoeuver is going to cost 51 years’ for some like me who lose points cause of age in the coming weeks. I was hoping a 482-3 draw today and OINP in the next month. But seems like it’s just not going to happen for me
????Strike is happening. Looks like ‘this little manoeuver is going to cost 51 years’ for some like me who lose points cause of age in the coming weeks. I was hoping a 482-3 draw today and OINP in the next month. But seems like it’s just not going to happen for me
So how would explain this?
