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If someone got a MA degree (includuing one year or two years program) in Canada, is it still necessary for him to take ITLES to proof the English ability in order to get full marks on language ability according to the old rule and new rule?
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IELTS test result is the only evidence which forces processing officer to grant
you objectively number of points for language proficiency accordingly to simple table - with IELTS there is no room for any subjective evaluation. If you won't submit IELTS results but will submit so called "substitute evidence" then such will be subject to rather subjective evaluation by processing officer and the outcome in most cases will not be as desired by applicants. So, if you want to get points you think you should be granted than submit IELTS test result... -- ../.. Andrew Miller Immigration Consultant Vancouver, British Columbia email: [email protected] (delete REMOVE from the above address before sending email) ________________________________ "xuewei" wrote in message news:423257.1032818417@britishexpats- .com... > If someone got a MA degree (includuing one year or two years program) in > Canada, is it still necessary for him to take ITLES to proof the > English ability in order to get full marks on language ability according > to the old rule and new rule? > -- > Posted via http://britishexpats.com |
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Thanks a lot for you help.
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and what if I lived in Canada for 5 years, submitted old toefl result,
graduated from a community college in Toronto and worked in Canada for more than 4 years? "Andrew Miller" wrote in message news:D1Nj9.32174$EA.1131917- @news0.telusplanet.net... > IELTS test result is the only evidence which forces processing officer to grant > you objectively number of points for language proficiency accordingly to simple > table - with IELTS there is no room for any subjective evaluation. > If you won't submit IELTS results but will submit so called "substitute > evidence" then such will be subject to rather subjective evaluation by > processing officer and the outcome in most cases will not be as desired by > applicants. > So, if you want to get points you think you should be granted than submit IELTS > test result... > -- > ../.. > Andrew Miller > Immigration Consultant > Vancouver, British Columbia > email: [email protected] > (delete REMOVE from the above address before sending email) > ________________________________ > "xuewei" wrote in message > news:423257.1032818417@britishexpa- > ts.com ... > > > > If someone got a MA degree (includuing one year or two years program) in > > Canada, is it still necessary for him to take ITLES to proof the > > English ability in order to get full marks on language ability according > > to the old rule and new rule? > > > > -- > > Posted via http://britishexpats.com > > |
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I know people born in Canada who finished all their education and worked for
20+ years here in Vancouver and still barely speak English - so, living here for 5 years and finishing college proves nothing. Only IELTS or CELPIP test result will guarantee objectively granted number of points. But you may try your luck... -- ../.. Andrew Miller Immigration Consultant Vancouver, British Columbia email: [email protected] (delete REMOVE from the above address before sending email) ________________________________ "KnowCdnImmActInOut" wrote in message news:Qm%j9.3770$l44.835125@n- ews20.bellglobal.com... > and what if I lived in Canada for 5 years, submitted old toefl result, > graduated from a community college in Toronto and worked in Canada for more > than 4 years? > "Andrew Miller" wrote in message > news:D1Nj9.32174$EA.11319- > [email protected] ... > > IELTS test result is the only evidence which forces processing officer to > grant > > you objectively number of points for language proficiency accordingly to > simple > > table - with IELTS there is no room for any subjective evaluation. > > > > If you won't submit IELTS results but will submit so called "substitute > > evidence" then such will be subject to rather subjective evaluation by > > processing officer and the outcome in most cases will not be as desired by > > applicants. > > > > So, if you want to get points you think you should be granted than submit > IELTS > > test result... > > > > -- > > > > ../.. > > > > Andrew Miller > > Immigration Consultant > > Vancouver, British Columbia > > email: [email protected] > > (delete REMOVE from the above address before sending email) > > ________________________________ > > > > > > > > "xuewei" wrote in message > > news:423257.1032818417@britishex- > > pats.com ... > > > > > > If someone got a MA degree (includuing one year or two years program) in > > > Canada, is it still necessary for him to take ITLES to proof the > > > English ability in order to get full marks on language ability according > > > to the old rule and new rule? > > > > > > -- > > > Posted via http://britishexpats.com > > > > > > > |
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Well Mr. Miller,this is why I submit other documentation that shows I am not
Chinese.... "Andrew Miller" wrote in message news:iH%j9.45151$Zk4.14475- [email protected]... > I know people born in Canada who finished all their education and worked for > 20+ years here in Vancouver and still barely speak English - so, living here > for 5 years and finishing college proves nothing. Only IELTS or CELPIP test > result will guarantee objectively granted number of points. But you may try > your luck... > -- > ../.. > Andrew Miller > Immigration Consultant > Vancouver, British Columbia > email: [email protected] > (delete REMOVE from the above address before sending email) > ________________________________ > "KnowCdnImmActInOut" wrote in message > news:Qm%j9.3770$l44.835125- > @news20.bellglobal.com ... > > and what if I lived in Canada for 5 years, submitted old toefl result, > > graduated from a community college in Toronto and worked in Canada for more > > than 4 years? > > "Andrew Miller" wrote in message > > news:D1Nj9.32174$EA.113- > > [email protected] ... > > > IELTS test result is the only evidence which forces processing officer to > > grant > > > you objectively number of points for language proficiency accordingly to > > simple > > > table - with IELTS there is no room for any subjective evaluation. > > > > > > If you won't submit IELTS results but will submit so called "substitute > > > evidence" then such will be subject to rather subjective evaluation by > > > processing officer and the outcome in most cases will not be as desired by > > > applicants. > > > > > > So, if you want to get points you think you should be granted than submit > > IELTS > > > test result... > > > > > > -- > > > > > > ../.. > > > > > > Andrew Miller > > > Immigration Consultant > > > Vancouver, British Columbia > > > email: [email protected] > > > (delete REMOVE from the above address before sending email) > > > ________________________________ > > > > > > > > > > > > "xuewei" wrote in message > > > news:423257.1032818417@british- > > > expats.com ... > > > > > > > > If someone got a MA degree (includuing one year or two years program) in > > > > Canada, is it still necessary for him to take ITLES to proof the > > > > English ability in order to get full marks on language ability according > > > > to the old rule and new rule? > > > > > > > > -- > > > > Posted via http://britishexpats.com > > > > > > > > > > > > > > |
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