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Oga COPR,I salute
Na today be 19th oooo.I hope your offline students did so well so that i can equally tap into their blessings through the promised IELTS template.

COPR:
You engage in lots of things at the same time. And this makes the process complicated for you.

With your knowledge of TEF, 15 points for a sibling in Canada, IELTS for you and your spouse, ECA for both of you and age 30, your CRS points can go as high as 495.

Forget PNP and job offer for now. Focus your energy and time on the things you can quickly achieve: IELTS & TEF.

IELTS has a templete. If you follow this template and put in time to practice, you will smash it at first sitting. I hope I can share this templete but that should be after my offline students see their results on the 19th.

Eiiiii,my matters sweet like this??
I can't even feel it oooo.
Let me submit my profile tomorrow and see.
Thank you Mummychichi.

Mummychichi:
Mamaroon you can say that again!

Bekecons, your TEF results are to die for.

What are you waiting for? Pls do as sugggested by Mamaroon and Danmisla asap.

Congrats in advance.

Almost done with it,will submit it tomorrow God willing.
Thanks for the concern

Mamaroon:
So my analysis was wrong. Hope you are able to create a new profile and Ontario French Speakers' nomination finds you sharpish....all the best!

Great Sis.
I sent an email.Kindly check and revert

chicyclass:
Hello Bekecons
I am also a Physiotherapist. I understand how you feel.
I wrote IELTS 4 times, if not for my 4th breakthrough, I would have continued writing.
I must tell you it is not easy. In addition, some of us had to do masters .
With TEF and sibling's points, and your age, you stand a great chance.

*PM me, so that you can meet our other colleagues in this journey, maybe that will motivate you.

Thank YOU

hannamia007:
For Ontario you don't need EOI just be in the pool and they 'll send you a message. Please click all province except Quebec, I'm sure Ontario and/or other Province 'll contact you shortly.
You're so qualified, just try and redo ielts with band 9 and also please include your family you have higher chances.

Please does that apply to the cima as well? I mean does the certificate of cima also be evaluated as one year program to claim those points since cima also has more modules to sit for to become certified. I m still in thinking bout which one of bcs and cima i should go for in addition to the IELST
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Thanks Zara,

This is really helpful.

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Yes i do Sir.

Mamaroon:
I was assuming you don't have the 30 points from French as second language yet....but I may be wrong

On your EE profile, you'll see a summary: Score Breakdown, like the screenshot below. Do you have 30 points in that last line below CRS for being bilingual?

Please when registering a new profile do i need to create a new GCkey account ?or i can use the old one to reapply

DanMisla:
Try withdrawing your current profile and registering a new one. While you are waiting for an NOI, you should be practising to retake IELTS. With a CLB 9 in English, you should score enough points for a direct ITA...and not have to worry about PNP.
Best wishes!

Or do i need to feel in a EOI
I guess it is because i did not indicate that i am interested to immigrate to Ontario in my EE profile. In fact i did not select any province.
My house people

DanMisla:
@Mamaroon, funny you!

I believe the 30 extra points for French accrue to you whether or not you list French as a first language.
You are right that its a mystery that @Bekecons hadn't gotten NOI since September 2018. Last year, Ontario was doing almost weekly draws. Its strange.

Well noted.
Thanks for the time.
@DanMisla

Bros i am trying to understand you.
Does that mean you think i should use my latest IELTS(LRWS- 7.5,6.5,6.5,7.5) as first language in other to obtain the 445 you deducted?
I tried using the CRS tool but the score i get is 431 (with Tef being first language) if i wanna go alone and let my family join later.
My be i don't really get it.

Mamaroon:
What DanMisla said!!!

Not sure why the NOI from Ontario didn't come given that you have been in the pool since Sep 2018, try creating a new profile as said, but may I make his suggestion clearer?

With your current IELTS and TEF (which is brilliant, by the way), with all else being equal your CLB equivalent for IELTS LRWS is CLB 8 8 8 10 from LRWS 7.5 6.5 6.5 7.5

French: you have CO and CE CLB 9 and above in the other 2 are CLB 8 and CLB 7

By making French your 2nd language you get 30 bonus points. So now you probably have 111 points from both languages when you could have 116 plus 30 = 146 this takes you from 410 to 445.

If you can move the IELTS from CLB 8 to CLB 9 you get 7 extra points (29 points instead of 22) across LRW that's 445 to 21 = 466.

Pls don't be tired, pls try the IELTS again after prepping well well, ask those who are offering free or even paid help, try the resources on page 1...... Otherwise pls borrow me your TEF results

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/eligibility/criteria-comprehensive-ranking-system/grid.html

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/documents/language-requirements/language-testing.html

Yes i have BSc in Physiotherapy and i used french as first language to get 410 currently in the pool which i entered in September 2018.

DanMisla:
Brilliant TEF scores! Hold on, I do think you already have the equivalent of a CLB 7 in all...including Comprehension Ecrite. It means you may be currently eligible for the Ontario French Stream, also with any one of your valid IELTS scores. You do not need a job offer for this stream.
Do you have at least a Bachelors degree?
You would need to register French as your first language...and Ontario could send you an NOI.

Thanks DanMilsla.
I have looked at some of those streams but they required a job offer which i don't have.
The first 2 IELTS tests have expired so that of January 2018 gives me 9,6,6,7 in LRWS ,January 2019 gives me 6.5,8.5,6,7.5 and the recent is 7.5,6.5,6.5,7.5.
For my TEF, the first one expired since last year so i rewrote in July 2018 and had
Compréhension orale (L): C1 / 296
Expression orale (S): C2 / 430
Compréhension écrite (R): B2 / 207
Expression écrite (W): C2 / 416
Lets the helpers help me ace this IELTS

DanMisla:
Your profile looks very promising. for example, lots of possibilities from TEF/knowledge of French. (Quebec takes too long, apparently.)
Ontario has a French-speakers stream. Nova Scotia also did a draw this year and invited French candidates.
Try and score a CLB7 and above in TEF - or have you already?

I pray oooo

Cannydreams:
Sad!
I know a moniker here who is a Physiotherapist..i can't remember...i hope the person sees it to help you

OOO My brother! Why not?
Please can i PM you ?
But i wish you drop it here so that others in my shoes could also benefit.
Thanks a lot.

COPR:
You engage in lots of things at the same time. And this makes the process complicated for you.

With your knowledge of TEF, 15 points for a sibling in Canada, IELTS for you and your spouse, ECA for both of you and age 30, your CRS points can go as high as 495.

Forget PNP and job offer for now. Focus your energy and time on the things you can quickly achieve: IELTS & TEF.

IELTS has a templete. If you follow this template and put in time to practice, you will smash it at first sitting. I hope I can share this templete but that should be after my offline students see their results on the 19th.

THANKS SO MUCH

Owlette:
Keep writing IELTS till you get your desired score. I read of someone who wrote IELTS 15 TIMES till he got his desired score. U have too much going on for you and it is to your own advantage. You have the sibling points, you can even write TEF sef and you are just 30 years old. Study harder and get your IELTS done.

SORRY THIS IS LONG but i really need a help
I am a trained Physiotherapist by profession and have been practicing for the past 5 years.I have been trying to immigrate to Canada though EE since 2015 but could never make the CRS required. I got married in 2017 and have a child now. Because I was about losing points for age, I entered the pool in September 2018 with CRS of 415 which decreased to 410 after I turned 30 in February this year. If I decide to go alone for now and let my family join me later my CRS will be 430.
I also have knowledge in French, have a half-brother with his family in Alberta so I don’t think I should let all these go in vain.
As at now I wrote TEF 2 times and sat for my 5th IELST last month ending but still could not make the 8777 in any one sitting though I had classes toward the recent one; to be frank I feel so much exhausted and down now, it took me more than 3 months to convince myself to write the last time.
I thought of PNP and filled NOI for Quebec but no invitation yet. Checking the rest of the provinces but I don’t think I’m eligible for any because of the demand for job offer. The other option I have been thinking about is going to study in Canada and make my family join me later but I don’t know which province and school to apply.Moreover i understand it quite expensive and will still come back to EE for my PR. For the program to read, I’m thinking of a course that is in high demand in Canada and I think since Physiotherapy is one I will further my education in it.
But the overall dilemma I have now is which option will be best for me.
Kindly help me