IELTS or TOEFL?

The four Nordic countries are not immigrant countries, and the job opportunities for foreigners are pitiful (especially in underdeveloped countries with a large population like China). In Canada, if you want to study abroad first, you'd better take the TOEFL (higher recognition than IELTS, but slightly more difficult). If you want to immigrate, you can only rely on IELTS G, then hand in the materials and wait slowly. ...

Ps listened to my buddy's advice. If things are ok in China, don't come. Now I'm really thinking about how to go back and find a job. Here, as long as there is a white man competing with you, even if he is a little better than you, it is him. You have the same qualifications. You are a technician, and people don't know how senior you are. This country has no culture, so it's here to rest on its laurels.

What's the problem? Intra-station contact = d.