I am going to apply for Canadian citizenship and wonder if my transcript can suffice as proof of English Language proficiency.
I completed only two semesters in an undergraduate program at a Canadian University. The last time I took classes was a year ago. So, I haven't finished my studies and I am not planning to return to school. On the one hand, I didn't finish my degree and don't plan to. On the other hand, I attended a post-secondary education program in English in Canada.
Has anyone been in a similar situation? If yes, would you recommend sending my transcript indicating that I completed only several courses or taking a third-party English test?
I am going to apply for Canadian citizenship and wonder if my transcript can suffice as proof of English Language proficiency.
I completed only two semesters in an undergraduate program at a Canadian University. The last time I took classes was a year ago. So, I haven't finished my studies and I am not planning to return to school. On the one hand, I didn't finish my degree and don't plan to. On the other hand, I attended a post-secondary education program in English in Canada.
Has anyone been in a similar situation? If yes, would you recommend sending my transcript indicating that I completed only several courses or taking a third-party English test?
As far as I understand you need to have a degree from an english speaking country. I don't think 2 semesters count.
The alternative could be that you can send in your expired IELTS scores that you used for your PR application (if you did use them for your PR application?)
As far as I understand you need to have a degree from an english speaking country. I don't think 2 semesters count.
The alternative could be that you can send in your expired IELTS scores that you used for your PR application (if you did use them for your PR application?)
On the bright side, the required scores for citizenship are really low, compared to getting a good score for PR, so you can go for it without any stress.
I am going to apply for Canadian citizenship and wonder if my transcript can suffice as proof of English Language proficiency.
I completed only two semesters in an undergraduate program at a Canadian University. The last time I took classes was a year ago. So, I haven't finished my studies and I am not planning to return to school. On the one hand, I didn't finish my degree and don't plan to. On the other hand, I attended a post-secondary education program in English in Canada.
Has anyone been in a similar situation? If yes, would you recommend sending my transcript indicating that I completed only several courses or taking a third-party English test?
On the bright side, the required scores for citizenship are really low, compared to getting a good score for PR, so you can go for it without any stress.