What should i have in hands, before applying?

[zworks]

Hi,

I have completed my bachelors degree 2 years ago.

I also have several years of experience in total, as a web developer before and after the graduation.

I have not done any language tests yet. I am learning english and french, i am hoping to sit for the IELTS & TEF (french) some day.

I am confused about what to do when, and from where i should start.

I have to first sit for the language exams?

In which step i have to get my education verified ?

And what else i have to do before applying ?

Thanks for your time.

 

[scylla]

If you are asking about immigrating, then you have to do the language test and have your education evaluated before you can apply.

 

[Lakesyde]

Hi,

I have completed my bachelors degree 2 years ago.

I also have several years of experience in total, as a web developer before and after the graduation.

I have not done any language tests yet. I am learning english and french, i am hoping to sit for the IELTS & TEF (french) some day.

I am confused about what to do when, and from where i should start.

I have to first sit for the language exams?

In which step i have to get my education verified ?

And what else i have to do before applying ?

Thanks for your time.

Yes! Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) and Language proficiency test must be sorted out first.

 

[ipman1123]

Hi,

I have completed my bachelors degree 2 years ago.

I also have several years of experience in total, as a web developer before and after the graduation.

I have not done any language tests yet. I am learning english and french, i am hoping to sit for the IELTS & TEF (french) some day.

I am confused about what to do when, and from where i should start.

I have to first sit for the language exams?

In which step i have to get my education verified ?

And what else i have to do before applying ?

Thanks for your time.

which pronvince are you applying for, which program are you applying for

 

[COPRQuestion]

Good points above but would also say that applying for the right type of immigration would be a good start.

Honestly speaking the cic website is the best place to start and whilst it can be a bit complicated at times it really does have all the information and what order you need to do it in.

I managed to work it out!