Results
Scores, skill by skill.
We record results per skill because that is how they are read. An average would hide the one number that decides the file.
549
Compréhension orale
A. Brar · Brampton
512
Expression orale
M. Okafor · Mississauga
486
Expression écrite
S. Nguyen · Toronto
503
Compréhension écrite
D. Fernandes · Calgary
471
Expression écrite
R. Sandhu · Brampton
524
Compréhension orale
L. Zhang · Etobicoke
465
Expression orale
J. Patel · Toronto
538
Compréhension écrite
K. Sidhu · Edmonton
549
Compréhension orale
A. Brar · Brampton
512
Expression orale
M. Okafor · Mississauga
486
Expression écrite
S. Nguyen · Toronto
503
Compréhension écrite
D. Fernandes · Calgary
471
Expression écrite
R. Sandhu · Brampton
524
Compréhension orale
L. Zhang · Etobicoke
465
Expression orale
J. Patel · Toronto
538
Compréhension écrite
K. Sidhu · Edmonton
R. Sandhu
Brampton · Express Entry
I had a decent CRS and no clue French was worth this much. Six months of evening classes moved my profile more than a year of work experience did.
NCLC 7 · all four skills
M. Okafor
Mississauga · PNP applicant
Expression orale was destroying me. They recorded me weekly and marked it on the real grid. That is the only reason the number moved.
EO 471 → 512
J. Patel
Toronto · Student to PR
I started at zero. Not one word. Having A1 to B2 under one roof, with one plan, is the only reason I didn't quit in month three.
A1 → B2
What a result actually looks like
Students finish a level, sit a marked assessment, and see four numbers instead of one grade. The photograph is illustrative; the scores above are recorded per skill, the way IRCC reads them.
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