Calculer ses points à l'ENTREE EXPRESS 2025 Immigration Canada

Here is the result of the express entry evaluation test You can see the various factors and the total score which is 454 points for our Senegalese candidate In this video we'll show you how to calculate your score for the preliminary Express Entry draw to determine whether it's worth applying and submitting a profile We'll go back up to this link—you'll find the link in the description And we'll keep going by refreshing And then I'll show you how you can use the score to determine how long you'll have to wait So you see this tool You're told to use it if you're eligible for at least one of the programs covered by the Express Entry Without going into detail to qualify for express entry you must be a worker That means you must have at least one year of professional experience in categories do 0 1 2 or 3 So if you have one year of experience you can start with that The first question is about marital status Our candidate is married so we'll select married Is your spouse or common-law partner a Canadian citizen or permanent resident That is not the case Will your spouse or common-law partner accompany you to Canada Yes in that instance they will Then we will respond That's the age It's quite typical We' ll go with 37 years for our candidate What is the highest level of education you have completed And there you can see that you need to have had a diploma evaluation approved within the past five years to qualify for the required points If you haven't already submitted your EDE you'll need to get it evaluated to receive the credits Here are the different levels of education I will pursue the highest path which is the doctoral degree Next comes the master's degree which is the necessary professional qualification So that'll be everything at the bachelor's plus five level Professional degree refers to qualifications such as those for doctors veterinarians pharmacists and similar fields Next you must have at least two graded certificates as part of the diploma At least one of these credentials was earned by completing a post-secondary program of at least three years So if you've completed a three-year degree you'll select this line Here the baccalauréat is what is known as a Bachelor's degree in Canada It is equivalent to the bachelor's degree in the LMD system meaning three years of university or college study Here a two-year post-secondary program Here it's one year of study after high school so after the baccalaureate Secondary school diploma for high school none if you don't have a diploma So our candidate—since it was mentioned he obtained a nursing diploma that will be equivalent to a bachelor's degree with three years of study And there you're asked have you obtained a Canadian diploma or certificate That's not the case Next we move on to official languages The official languages of Canada are French and English And you're being asked to provide your language test results So you've seen that the language test must have been taken within the past two years otherwise it's no longer valid So here have your language test results been less than two years old We'll put yes If you haven't already done so you can simply select yes to estimate your score and get a general idea of where you stand So which language test did you take Here for French we have TEF Canada and TCF Canada We'll go with TEF Canada Next you are asked to enter the grades So if you've taken the exam you now have your result So you can enter the notes here Note that in the eligibility criteria for express entry You need at least a 7 out of 10 on the Canadian NCLC criteria That translates to 349 or higher here We'll say our candidate has studied very thoroughly and achieved the maximum score to see what final point total we end up with Do you have any other linguistic results No we'll leave it blank The rest are for English Here he didn't pass so we'll leave it blank Then we move on to the work experience section So for work experience we'required to have qualified work experience in Canada So we don't have any We'll spend no more than a year on this We'll continue with the overseas work experience And you can see that it has been over the past ten years Here we're still talking about the Faire 0 1 2 or 3 categories of the CNP If you're interested let me know in the comments and I'll make a dedicated video about the CNP matrix So here we'll put yes Our candidate has more than three years of experience And you'll notice that one year two years or three years are the only options available That's because in the global ranking system for express entry the points system the maximum score you can achieve is based on three years of experience Whether you have twenty-five years of experience or just three you'll earn the same number of points It's simply more effective when you present your professional experience in a strategic way Only report the last three years or the three years for which you can provide the most supporting documentation such as taxes pay stubs employer letters and so on Next question 7: Do you hold a provincial competence certificate Is it a Canadian federal territory organization No that is not the case Certificates of qualification are for individuals who have completed training programs in Canada such as carpentry welding and similar trades Generally they hold a qualification certificate to practice in the province where they were trained And now we reach the final section for the primary applicant What are the additional points So do you have a valid job offer supported by a labor market impact study Most people don't have it so we'll say no Do you have a provincial certificate or designation So no in that case either Do you or your spouse or common-law partner have at least one brother or sister living in Canada who is a citizen or permanent resident So if you select yes you'll earn extra points That doesn't apply to us And now we'll move on to the husband's educational background So these are the same questions to which we've already provided answers but for the husband because there is a husband category which adds to the situation since the person accompanying will also be applying for a visa So our candidate is married and his spouse also holds a high school diploma No experience in Canada Yes they took a language test So they took the TCF with the following scores Very good They prepared very well and received excellent grades And you can see that at the end we calculate your results And there you have the breakdown of all the categories So you see the fundamental factor of human capital We have 300 points That's mainly the level of education and languages Spouse factor so 28 points from languages Once again related to skill transfer Here we have 75 points because we managed to score 50 points here during the skills transfer with international experience and a Canadian language proficiency level 9 plus additional points We only have the French language proficiency that brings us 25 more points Thus here we have a total score of 428 points for our candidate And with the breakdown you can see where you can go to earn extra points So you see we're at zero points for the second official language You can earn additional points by taking the second language exam In that case it will be English And for the other factors you can see here that for additional points You can earn additional points for bilingualism if you score 5 or higher on the English exam Now 428 points—what does that actually mean To find out we'll need to check the invitation rounds I'll also include the link in the description And there you can see that the final round of invitations was sent on October 26 with 3 600 invitations dispatched And the lowest score was 431 points That means our candidate here who is a nurse with 428 points wouldn't have been invited Because although the type of round is specific to healthcare professions and he is a nurse he would therefore be involved in this particular round He doesn't have the required score to be granted access to the express entrance Therefore what I would recommend to our candidate is to study English in order to take an English proficiency exam Here you go—hopefully this video teaches you how to calculate your preliminary entry score for Express Entry As I've already told you this tool is for reference and general guidance purposes only as stated by the government Still it's quite accurate Therefore if you answer the questions correctly and fill in the appropriate fields based on your language test score and your studies You'll need to have something very close to the actual score you'd achieve if you registered for the express entry and completed a profile in the candidate pool There you go I hope this was helpful Don't forget to give it a thumbs up and subscribe for more