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official documenattion of Work experince in English

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Ali - 25 Sep 2008 06:02 GMT
Hello, I am filling out an application for Candian Immigration for
myself as a skilled worker . I am Chemical Engineer and doing My MBA
from the best University of Pakistan , Lahore University of Managemnt
Sciences (LUMS). Do i need to take and exam of IELTS or just give
other evidences in writing like :

Official documnetation of Education in English;
Official documnetation of work experince in English.

Will both of these documnst would cater my need and would be best
substitue of IELTS

Thanks in
advance for your help.

Thanks,
Ali
S P Arif Sahari Wibowo - 25 Sep 2008 13:31 GMT
> Do i need to take and exam of IELTS

Yes.

> Will both of these documnst would cater my need and would be
> best substitue of IELTS

The only real substitute for IELTS is a proof that your native
language is English (e.g. you born and raised in a country /
region that have English as native language).

From your spelling only, that seems not to be the case.

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Daw Immigration Solutions - 25 Sep 2008 16:04 GMT
I concur. IELTS is the only way to go, I have all my clients that are
non-native English speakers do it.

If you don't, you are likely to get a request to do it later, or they
may "assess" your language points really low based on the info you
provide and refuse the case.

Think of IELTS as your protection - you know exactly what your points
should be.

Chris Daw
www.dawimmigration.com
Rassilon - 25 Sep 2008 18:54 GMT
Both myself & another Brit (despite the fact he was also proficient in French
as he had a second home there), found ourself taking IELTs under advice to
ensure maximum points on the language front.

No idea if he got his residency though.
 
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