Native English Speakers: What to submit??
 

Hi guys,

I just wanted to know as a native English speaker, what kind of documentation people have provided to CHC besides degree certificate(s) and work experience (if anything)?

I'm British born and my education and work experience is from the UK. So I'm wondering if just a letter highlighting this will suffice or not? :confused:

I did the test, but I have a really bad feeling about it! lol :o ( I want to be prepared because I only have about 3 weeks left until the submission deadline).

Thanks :)

Re: Native English Speakers: What to submit??
 

The instruction letter implies that you do not need to provide any documentation if you are born, bred, educated and work as a native english speaker in an english speaking country.

Re: Native English Speakers: What to submit??
 

i submitted nothing.UK born and bred seemed sufficient unless anyone else knows different

Re: Native English Speakers: What to submit??
 

Arghh, okay lol, I guess I'm just being overly cautious..... :(

No, they say we don't need to really submit anything besides what we already have (i.e., evidence of work experience, education, etc.) but I did read somewhere that by doing the English test, it speeds up the whole process (whether it's true or not, I can't say....) Oh well, I guess I shall just provide a written statement highlighting my education and work history... (if I've truly messed up my English test that is, which would be extremely embarrasing :rofl:).

Re: Native English Speakers: What to submit??
 

We decided to send a very basic hand written letter each, stating that we were born of English speaking parents, and were educated in British schools, took all exams in English, with our "second language" being french, which is basically how Canadians are educated. At least this proved we could read as well as write. Although my handwriting is awful, I decided not to type this one letter.

Re: Native English Speakers: What to submit??
 

Hey thanks!

That's really helpful :D