Hi Lopi14,
If you don’t wanna research anymore, and just want someone to guide you through the entire process, I guess hiring an agency is a good idea, and it might be worth it. But if you’re willing to do the dirty work (do it yourself), everything you need to know such as the requirements to apply (on IRCC’s website), the tips on writing an effective statement of purpose (which could make all the difference), etc., they’re all available online. Another option is to avail of the free services of IDP when you take the IELTS with them. They would assign someone to assist you, like a consultant, who would answer questions you may have about the process. They would even check your letter of intent before you submit it to the school you’re applying to, among other things. They extend their services until you lodge your application for a study permit. You may have them check your statement of purpose as well as your other requirements before you submit them to IRCC. That’s what my friend did last year. Instead of hiring the services of an agency, she utilized the resources available at IDP because she was on a tight budget.
There shouldn’t be any difference between IDP and British Council kasi calibrated naman sila when it comes to scoring the exams for listening, reading, writing and speaking. So kahit anong mapili mo dapat walang kaso. Wala ring mas mahirap o mas madali. But I’ve been reading speculations from some people on the Internet (speculations lang naman), na mas mataas daw mag-score sa writing and speaking ‘yung British Council. Hehe. ‘Yun ang tsismis. I did IDP.
Lopi!
We're getting gcms notes. We're kinda strategizing now like plan B, ako na lang muna aalis for Jan2020 term. At the moment, nasa speculation stage pa kmi on by what grounds we were refused. Once we get the notes, we'll build up our case.
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