Understand English Language and the New English Language Averaging Tool for Immigrants for Canadian Immigration

 Immigration to Canada  has increased dramatically over the years, especially from India. It is one of the best places to start your career, education, or raise your family. With one of the best infrastructure developments, increasing facilities, and per capita income, Canada has something to offer for everyone. 

To get the Permanent residency or any Visa for starting your Canadian Life, one of the most important and unavoidable requirements is proving your English skills in either English or French.

But what happens if you can’t complete all parts of your language test due to a disability? And how do you know which test to take and what scores are needed? As the  Canadian  Government tends to encourage Immigration  culture to boost its social and economic growth, equal opportunity is given to all. 

We will help you understand how the  Canadian Government  has implemented the Language Averaging tools and how to calculate the totals.

What is the Language Averaging Tool by IRCC, and how is it helpful?

The Language Averaging Tool helps people who couldn’t complete all parts of their language test due to a disability.

For example, if you took the  CELPIP or TEF Canada test  but missed one part because of a medical condition, this tool helps you calculate an average score for the missing sections. This ensures an accurate reflection of your overall language proficiency. For a single test, your score won't come down; rather, an average will be considered. 

How to calculate your English scores using the Language Averaging Tool, provided by IRCC?