Ok, I went to the IELTS site and found they have a testing site in my hometown. So once I take the test and score at least a 7 in each category then I can submit it to my profile, correct? I also noticed that if you have a spouse they also require her to submit a test score too. So the first step should be to take the IELTS.
PCC submission
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Spouses need only submit an IELTS score or education credential assessment if you are claiming points for her/his language and education on your profile. If you don't require those extra points, you needn't bother.
Oh, that reminds me - you also need to have your education assessed against Canadian standards. There are several eligible agencies. I usually use wes.org/ca/eca (not a commercial endorsement). Unlike your language scores (you will need to score 8 in listening, 7 in the other 3 skills) you can move forward if you expect your overseas degree to equal a Canadian BA or whatever, but will eventually need to provide the certificate number and ultimately to upload for ECA (education credential assessment) certificate.
Oh, that reminds me - you also need to have your education assessed against Canadian standards. There are several eligible agencies. I usually use wes.org/ca/eca (not a commercial endorsement). Unlike your language scores (you will need to score 8 in listening, 7 in the other 3 skills) you can move forward if you expect your overseas degree to equal a Canadian BA or whatever, but will eventually need to provide the certificate number and ultimately to upload for ECA (education credential assessment) certificate.
Ok so to attest my diploma I will need to submit it to that website? Can I also submit my teaching certificate there too?Spouses need only submit an IELTS score or education credential assessment if you are claiming points for her/his language and education on your profile. If you don't require those extra points, you needn't bother.
Oh, that reminds me - you also need to have your education assessed against Canadian standards. There are several eligible agencies. I usually use wes.org/ca/eca (not a commercial endorsement). Unlike your language scores (you will need to score 8 in listening, 7 in the other 3 skills) you can move forward if you expect your overseas degree to equal a Canadian BA or whatever, but will eventually need to provide the certificate number and ultimately to upload for ECA (education credential assessment) certificate.
Yes, each state requires a teaching certificate as well as a diploma in Education. But I read that Canadian schools require a Canadian teaching certificate. Is it possible to receive from here in the States?Is your teaching certificate a separate educational credential as it is in Canada?
You'd have to do research in whatever province you intend to live in - education is a provincial responsibility and we have 13 different systems.
Ok so each province is like our states and have different certification. So I'm assuming the one in Ontario will be different from the one in British ColumbiaYou'd have to do research in whatever province you intend to live in - education is a provincial responsibility and we have 13 different systems.
Ok then you've been alot of help. I got a better idea of what to do.Yes.
Yeah, it was totally random but I just needed some direction. Hahaha!Considering where you appear to have started from . . .
Hello, my friend is an Indian. But he worked in Taiwan for 3 months. He's not claiming any points for it. Is it necessary to get PCC from Taiwan?
I believe it's necessary if they resided there for over 6 months. Anything less will not count.Hello, my friend is an Indian. But he worked in Taiwan for 3 months. He's not claiming any points for it. Is it necessary to get PCC from Taiwan?