Language is the top priority of skilled immigrants in Canada.

Under the new EE policy of 20 15, IELTS scores are required to submit EOI applications, and Class G is valid for 2 years. Language is the most important thing for skilled immigrants in Canada. Because Canada is a bilingual country (English and French are official languages), the scores of immigrants are still divided into the first language and the second language. Applicants can use English and French as their first languages, and they don't need to know a second language. As long as they know a second language, they can get extra points. For spouses, only the first language is seen.

Canada's 20 15 Express Entry scoring standard is aimed at FSWP, FWTP, CEC and PNP, so the language scores range from CLB4 to CLB 10. However, please note that for FSW applicants, the minimum requirement for applying for NOC 0 and Class A occupations is CLB 7 (corresponding to IELTS 4 6) before submitting an application. For some NOC B occupations, CLB 5,

Canadian skilled immigrants get extra points in language, and the first language gets extra points: up to 24 points; Second language bonus: up to 4 points.

From 20 13, Canadian federal skilled immigrants have raised the minimum language requirements for skilled immigrants before CLB 7 can be submitted (English as the first language requires IELTS 46, which is consistent with Australian skilled immigrants). Unlike Australia, Canada's federal system still adopts a single scoring system, and the Minister of Immigration has the right to adjust the minimum passing score at any time.

Corresponding to English, the Canadian Federation currently recognizes Class G IELTS, while for French, the Canadian Federation only recognizes TEF scores. No matter which language is the first language, CLB (Canadian Language Standard) scores 4 points for level 7, 5 points for level 8 and 6 points for level 9. For the second language, 1 point can be added for individual items with CLB level 5 or above. The corresponding standards of CLB 9, IELTS and TEF will be updated in time.

After the New Deal of EE in 20 15 years, the IELTS level has a great influence on the score, because there is a gap of 6-8 points between individual grades, which is about 0.5- 1 point per grade. These can be improved through continuous efforts, IELTS has improved, and the chances of being nominated by the province or guaranteed by the employer have also increased. Successful immigration is only the beginning of a new life. If you want to be satisfied with your life after immigration, you need to lay a solid foundation in English in advance. Learning English well is worthwhile!