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Minimum Language Requirement for Express Entry Categories: CEC, FSW, FST

You must prove your language skills by taking an approved language test. To do this:

You must:

schedule your test with an agency approved by IRCC and pay the costs
enter the test results into your Express Entry profile (and the Personal Information Number, if the system asks for it)
include the results with your application if you are invited to apply. If you don’t include it, we will not process your application.

Don’t ask for your language test results to be sent directly to us. Send us your results with your complete application. Keep your original test in a safe place as we may ask for it later.

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Learning Moments – Work Experience Completed with a WP and Concurrently with SP for CEC

Learning moments – Canadian work experience completed while on a work permit and concurrently with full-time studies, for the purpose of CEC

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Learning moments – Qualifying experience for CEC obtained while studying full-time

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Learning moments – Canadian work experience completed during full-time studies and whether it is eligible under the CEC or eligible for points under Express Entry

Canada Eases Immigration Rules to Allow more Foreign Students

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November 6, 2011June 19, 2023 admin

Canada Eases Immigration Rules to Allow more Foreign Students

Federal announcement welcomed as a good ‘first step’ in combating labour shortage

Canada is expanding the number of international students granted permanent resident status, while also making it easier for foreign PhD students to gain status through a new federal immigration initiative announced Wednesday.

The announcement was welcomed by Dennis Yim, a Korean international student who wants to stay in Canada after he graduates next month from Vancouver Community College.