Description

Event Title: Language Exams and Immigration

Note: We have an updated, fantastic, 1.5-hour update to this lesson here: A to Z to PR: Everything RCICs need to know about Representing Clients who need Language Exams

Event Date: This live webinar was conducted on June 27 2019 from 11:00 to 13:00 (Eastern Time). 

There was a total of 2 hours of live, interactive webinar time.

Cost: $60 for this webinar video or part of our CPD Bundle. 

Instructor: Kyle Broda, RCIC, M.Ed., M.A.

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Organization: Organization: RCICCPD by Full Skills Exam Prep. 

Language: English

Agenda: This is the breakdown of the upcoming event.

Language Exams in Immigration Legislation and Manuals, A3(1)(a-e)

The Minister’s authority in designating language exam providers A74(1-7)

Activity: Decipher which language exams are for English exams and which are for French

Activity: Decipher which language exams are for PR

Activity: Draw a line from the acronym to the meaning

The Canadian Language Benchmarks, A(3)(b)

Introduction to English language exams used for Canadian immigration- IELTS and CELPIP

Introduction to French language exams used for Canadian immigration- TEF and TCF

Statistics – Which language exam do immigrants use?

The language exams used for Quebec immigration

The most common issues (and solutions) facing immigration practitioners relating to language exams used by aspiring immigrants

The most valuable tools to help Immigration Practitioners and their clients when facing specific situations regarding language exams for immigration

Language exam scenarios and solutions for Immigration Practitioners to ensure professional ethics are being upheld

Q&A

Question: If someone obtains CLB 7 in R and W in IELTS and less than 7 in other two but attempts CELPIP and receives CLB 7 in S and L but less than CLB 7 in other two. Can an applicant combine the two claim CLB in all four?