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Yes it will speed up the process. I am not so positive about the bank fund and the english proficiency points not to be taken in consideration though.

I have lived in US since I was 17 and still was asked to take it. My degrees are from University of Texas at Austin. Great university but I still remain a non native speaker so I had to take it. As a matter of fact, I am currently waiting on the results. Gotta do what you gotta do.

Congrat' to you!! I can't imagine how happy that moment must have been! What band or score of IELTS' is considered good by the CIC immigration officer?

I am a teacher , an industry which doesn't often get recognized under the skilled worker program either. Is there a way you could possibly share how you struck lucky and have a couple of job offers? Thanks,

Where in Texas are you and how long did your applic. take to get approved? I'm assuming from Buffalo is that right?

Thanks for your reply to my previous message. I am from a non English speaking country and regardless of having the Bachelors' and a Masters' in progress was required to take IELTS.

Does anyone know how is the job market for U.S. educated Elementary School teachers in Toronto? I have filed an application on Dec 08 as a skilled worker and would like to have previously arranged employment to speed up the process if at all possible. How do I go about doing that? Will...