What are the details of applying for the Canadian Language Test?

Going to Canada, whether studying abroad or immigrating, requires exams, but the exams are different. So what language tests are there for studying in Canada? Come and have a look with me.

What are the detailed procedures for applying for studying in Canada?

(1) Make a plan: At this time, students need to choose a school and major to understand the school entrance requirements;

(2) Preparation materials: Prepare application materials in strict accordance with the requirements of the school, such as the application form, school performance, language performance, recommendation letter, personal statement, resume, family economic proof, etc.

(3) Formal application: At this time, two tasks need to be completed: the first online application, online filling and submitting the application form; Second, pack the prepared materials and send them to school;

(4) Waiting for the application result: It is suggested to start preparing the visa application materials during this period and submit the visa application immediately after receiving the admission notice, which can save a lot of time;

(5) get the admission notice and apply for a visa: if you get the admission notices of multiple universities at one time, you need to give the school a reply first;

(6) apply for a visa and prepare to leave.

What language tests are there for studying in Canada?

I. Migration

1. Language CLB test

CLB is a standard test of Canadian language. These tests, which measure and describe the English of people who want to immigrate to Canada, can actually be regarded as naturalization tests. Like other English exams, it has exams in reading and speaking.

According to the requirements of Canada, the minimum language requirement for any kind of immigrants is CLB 7. Specifically, if the applicant comes to do a job like NOC 0, then he needs to meet CLB 7. If you are engaged in NOC B, then you must reach CLB 5. In order to support this kind of examination, the Canadian government has also set up an institution called CCLB, which is why CLB is so popular in Canada now.

2. Sipei exam

Sipei, also known as CELPIP, is a set of questions used to test candidates' English ability in all aspects. Its classification is the same as IELTS, including Class A and Class G. Class A is for students to apply for schools and Class G is for immigrants. In recent years, Sipei's G class has become popular in Canada, and even been recognized as an exam by the Immigration Bureau.

Sipei is a form of computer examination, so there won't be too many accidents. And all the exams are completed in three hours, so there is no need to divide them into several days.

Second, study abroad.

1. IELTS (The International English Language Testing System)

IELTS is also an English test, so students must be familiar with it. It is used not only in Canada, but also all over the world. Many students studying in Canada apply for universities with IELTS scores. In addition, people choose it because IELTS has many accents and styles of writing, so there won't be so many linguistic prejudices. So this will make many people feel that IELTS is more authoritative in this respect. Moreover, because IELTS questions rarely change and have obvious regularity, students can sum up many skills.

2. TOEFL (Test of English as a foreign language)

TOEFL is an exam from America, which is specially designed for those whose mother tongue is not English. Some universities in Canada and the United States require foreign students to pass the TOEFL.

Since the establishment of this exam, almost more than 20 million people have participated. TOEFL used to be a written test, but now it is an online test. Since its appearance in 2005, this online test has been gradually applied in various countries and has now spread all over the world.

The whole exam lasts for 5 hours at most, and it is also composed of four parts: listening, reading, writing and speaking, with 30 points for each part. The content of TOEFL focuses on skills, and some test questions are combined with multiple skills, so they will be more academic, irregular and much more difficult than IELTS.

When do you apply for studying in Canada?

The application time varies from school to school and from major to major, but the annual application deadline for most Canadian universities is set at 1. 10, which will be extended to early June at the latest. For example, at the University of Toronto, the deadline for application is 65438+ 10 to February 10, and some people may end their professional enrollment ahead of schedule. The annual application deadline for McGill University is 65438+ 10/5, and that for Queen's University is February 1.