- Aug 16, 2013
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- 20-03-2015
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- 06-06-2015
GMarshal said:Hello All,
I am excited to join good folks like you.
I have my IELTS result and have completed my WES evaluation and my ECA report from WES available. I wanted to apply for express entry skilled worker and was told that I need to take an online eligibility test and create an express entry profile. However, I noticed that one needs either a Canadian work permit or a provincial nomination, or both which carry lots of points allocated to it. As such without this provincial nomination points, your chances will be very slim as a result of cummulative low score points. Though chances are slim, some people are able to raise enough points to scale through and dont need provincial nomination or job offer. Younger age, work experience, multiple educational degrees, excellent IELTS scores are the means through which you can get through and meet Express Entry draw cut off. Others can pursue provincial nomination to add to their scores to scale through. Forget job offer, too few employers are wiling to give offer to people who dont have their papers when there are already hundreds of thousand of people already here they can employ directly.
I noticed that Ayoka's cousin she posted about had the same challenge. Please how do I go about getting provincial nomination? Could anyone please help? I've addressed this above
Secondly, during IELTS registration, I indicated my mother tongue as first language and I observed the IELTS test result notification reflected that my mother tongue as first language. During the eligibility test a question came up enquiring of the first official language which is of course English for me with IELTS exam to be indicated as the language test. Someone said that the first official language in the eligibility test should tally with the first language indicated on the IELTS result. There's no even a language test for my mother tongue. I am confused here because I do not take the first language which is of course your mother tongue as same with first official language which is English. Please I need helpful clarification. First language indicated should have been english, not your mother tongue FOR THE PURPOSE of your immigration application. Second language if to be indicated, would have been french. These are the 2 languages recognised for the purpose of Canadian immigratio
Thank you.
Hi, see above.