Help: "Proof of language abilities"

[haipandu8]

how many points i can get with below details:


I have
1)masters
2) canada work permit
3)I have 10 years of exp
4) i am in between 21-49 age
5)arranged employement
6)spouse also masters
7)baby born in canada
8)english high proficiency

Please help me seniors.

 

[haipandu8]

Please help seniors

 

[saki]

Hi,

Use the below link to calculate your points

http://www.workpermit.com/canada/points_calculator.htm

Cheers
Saki

 

[visaexpert]

how many points i can get with below details:

I have

1)masters 25 POINTS
3)I have 10 years of exp 21 POINTS
4) i am in between 21-49 age 10 POINTS
8)english high proficiency 16 POINTS

2) canada work permit + 5)arranged employement + 6)spouse also masters 20 POINTS

TOTAL POINTS = 92 POINTS

 

[haipandu8]

thank you visaexpert and saki.


can i avoid ilet test?

 

[rupesh]

If your native langauge is not english then you need to give IELTS (General Module)..

All d Best..

 

[visaexpert]

can i avoid ilet test?

NO
You must take IELTS Test.

One more option is written submission if you are from English speaking country.

I advice you to take IELTS only, not to go for written submission

 

[haipandu8]

i am from india

 

[omm]

you must have to go for IELTS.
OMM

 

[Leon]

It is not mandatory to take IELTS but it is strongly recommended unless English is your first language. Anybody can still decide to go for a written submission but you do so at your own risk because if the immigration officer is not convinced of your English skills, they can give you 0 points. However, if you already have enough points without IELTS, that should not be a problem for you.

 

[Canada2010Journey]

It is not mandatory to take IELTS but it is strongly recommended unless English is your first language. Anybody can still decide to go for a written submission but you do so at your own risk because if the immigration officer is not convinced of your English skills, they can give you 0 points. However, if you already have enough points without IELTS, that should not be a problem for you.

Yeah, correct.

It is better to remove the subjectivity from the review process. If you take IELTS, at least you will know how many points you can claim even before you submit your papers.