I'm mostly done too, my last translations should be here on Monday, and I'll send my package on Monday or Tuesday
OINP - Employer Job Offer : Foreign worker stream
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I have my fingers crossed to all of you. We all know how hard it is to wait for an answer that will change our lives!
According to OINP website, it may take 60 to 90 days. Document list is available at their website.
https://www.ontario.ca/page/ontario-immigrant-nominee-program-oinp
Hi,
is it easy for employer to fill out employer form? In my case my employer is a law firm and i have been
Yay! I did well in ITELS and now CRS score is 470 (without spousal work exp. 5 points )! I think I have some chances of getting ITA in a next draw. Fingers crossed!
that doesnt mean you are leaving this blog right, please stay with us so when we have questions you can guide us.
wow congratulations, how much is R,W,L,S score? i need some help in R,W as I need to reattempt as well, please advise what did you do how you did,
Steps on how to fill the form are available. You can take a look at all the questions there. It's not very difficult if they already have an Employer login. Once they submit, they immediately get a employer job confirmation number.
Thanks for replying, sorry i should have ask this way, is it difficult to get an employer to go through foreign worker onip if you are already working for that employer.
Thnkx
2nd exam results: R:8, W:7, L:8.5 and S:7.5. I think I tried hard this time.. lol
Reading: I tried few online exams available on Internet/Youtube. I brought some IETLS/TOEFL books from the local Library.
True or false or not given ones are tricky so, be careful with these.
Listening: Referred to videos on Youtube (Although some do not follow exam formats but can be useful), https://ieltsliz.com/ielts-listening/ ,and few other free online web-sites. Spent some time listening to BBC podcasts/audios and audio-books (British accent ones). Youtube has any map related videos, try these separately. When you read the questions before an audio clip starts, read some heading/key words from question that will tell you how the audio is going to be presented and you will be well prepared.
Check the format and specific ask of a question. Example 1: If you provide all the answers in a lower case that may not work. Example: An answer should be 'Brazil' not 'brazil'. Example 2: not to miss article 'a' or 'the' when asked to complete the sentence. example: "His idea had -------- impact on his mind". So, answer is 'a positive' not just 'positive' ( of course, your response will be from the para. only)
Some websites for radio stations also have transcripts of news reports, interviews and other items, so you can read them while you listen. Two useful websites for this include: http://www.abc.net.au/rn/ http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/index.shtml
Writing: Wrote few essays and checked those here: https://www.grammarly.com/grammar-check
I prepared the plan to follow the format structure (Intro + thesis, relevant/short-listed Ideas on each Para and with an example if applicable and conclusion). You will get essay question for an argument or discussion or a view-point All of them can not be tackled in a same way.
Also, practice typing with a Grammar setting off and plan to minimize the spelling mistakes. Many spelling mistake can reduce the score by 0.5. I got 6.5 in a last exam.
Read essays/info. from web-sites like these.
http://www.economist.com/ http://www.guardian.co.uk/ http://www.sciam.com/ http://www.newscientist.com/
http://www.world-newspapers.com
Speaking: Vocabulary words for various topics and sample responses here. Your friend can ask you these type of questions and you try to answer..lol
https://ieltsliz.com/ielts-speaking-free-lessons-essential-tips/
Depends... At the end of the day, they only pay about $250 and that's it.. you pay everything else (usually). They will have to fill the documentation atleast twice. One for OINP and another one for work permit extension.