No doubts, migrating to Canada has now become a trend in Nigeria and no matter how you imagine it, there seems to be no end in sight. So, here’s what you should know.
As a Nigerian aspiring to move to Canada, you will need to submit an application, as well as some other supporting documentation. One of those is the IELTS test.
IELTS is accepted as evidence of English language proficiency if you are applying for a work visa, professional registration, or for permanent residence in Canada, you will need to present your test result as a part of your application to IRCC.
In fact, all universities and colleges in Canada accept IELTS, as well as all professional associations who have set minimum language requirements for professional registration.
There are generally two types of IELTS: general and Academic. The test you should choose depends on what you want to do.

Which test should I take?

Before booking your test, make sure to check which test you need with the organizations you are applying to.

Take your IELTS Academic test if you want to study at either undergraduate or postgraduate level anywhere in the world, or if you want to work in a professional organization in an English-speaking country.

Take your IELTS General Training test to study at below degree level, work in an English-speaking country or your own country and emigrate to an English-speaking country.

What score do you need?

The required IELTS score usually depends on these factors: The organization you intend to work, the institution you want to study, or the country whose visa you are applying for.
The first step towards ensuring you are ready to take IELTS is to prepare for what is to come on the test day. Prepare for your test with a range of free online IELTS study materials and resources. Paid versions are also available depending on your budget.

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