My test score is overall 5.5

Member since 05 February 2016

asela28slContributor22 August 2019 17:52:20

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I'm struggling to pass the IELTS test to proceed in Canada residency. I have BSc Hons degree along with four years of industry experience as a programmer in various IT job role.

Dear mentors, please tell me any working solution to achieve my goal. I'm 30 years old and live in Sri Lanka.

Thank you for your time.

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rudinas Member

Member since 26 September 2014

rudinasMember22 August 2019 18:51:20

Why do you need IELTS to get residency? There is opportunity get it via Quebec province no IELTS needed

asela28sl Contributor

Member since 05 February 2016

asela28slContributor23 August 2019 03:32:36

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rudinas wrote:
Why do you need IELTS to get residency? There is opportunity get it via Quebec province no IELTS needed

Are you certain? I applied for the Saskatchewan nominee program through the online.

rudinas Member

Member since 26 September 2014

rudinasMember23 August 2019 20:07:22

Do you want to live there? I dont think so. Montreal is a great city to live especially for young people, social life and it has the best education (university and for children is great and free too

Khalida.UNC Contributor

Member since 15 August 2019

Khalida.UNCContributor24 August 2019 19:37:26

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Study and practice are the solutions. Listen more than you speak, read more than you write, write more than you want to. Study, study, and then study some more. The greater the effort, the greater the reward. There is no shortcut to fluency.

asela28sl Contributor

Member since 05 February 2016

asela28slContributor25 August 2019 03:48:00

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Khalida.UNC wrote:
Study and practice are the solutions. Listen more than you speak, read more than you write, write more than you want to. Study, study, and then study some more. The greater the effort, the greater the reward. There is no shortcut to fluency.

Yes indeed, thanks for your reply on my post.