What should older students pay attention to when applying for a study visa in Canada?

? One is to pay attention to your IELTS score, and the other is to re-plan your study plan.

On the question of foreign language scores, when doing online signing, Canadian visa officers agree with two points:

1. If students have studied French and go to Canada to study French teaching, they can provide TEF.

2. If students go to Canada to study English-taught courses, they can provide IELTS scores.

IELTS is not necessary for small international students in primary and secondary schools, but for older students, IELTS scores are needed to prove their personal quality and current English level.

According to unwritten rules, this refers to the academic IELTS (Class A). If you provide other types of English scores, visa officers can refer to them, but the most convincing and convincing one is Class A IELTS.

Why do visa officers attach so much importance to IELTS scores? This is because the visa officer believes that if a person's IELTS score is high, it can be assumed that the students' quality is good, so there will be no problem in studying abroad, working and immigrating to Canada.

If an older student's English level is very low, it is almost impossible to spend a year or two learning a language in Canada. The visa officer will think that students do not have the basic conditions and are not ready to go to Canada at all.

Therefore, students, if we are a little older, but still have the determination to pursue further studies, we must make preparations in advance and learn the language well, which will not only help our application, but also make our visa pass smoothly.