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Enter your test level 0–12 for each ability. English uses CLB, French uses NCLC.
You choose — your strongest official language should be your first. It earns up to 24 points; the other counts for up to 4.
Your English (CLB)
1st · up to 24 ptsYour French (NCLC)
2nd · up to 4 ptsThe 2nd digit is your TEER (FÉER) category.
Results are a preliminary screening against published program criteria — not an IRCC, provincial or Québec decision. They cannot assess admissibility, document sufficiency, officer discretion, or future draws and quotas.
Official sources
Rules last reviewed: June 1, 2026
Next scheduled review: September 1, 2026
Reviewed on schedule — and immediately when an official source changes.
No. It's an informational estimate based on published program criteria — not legal advice, and not affiliated with IRCC or the Gouvernement du Québec. Only the responsible government can decide your application.
Eight: Express Entry (Federal Skilled Worker), Québec's PSTQ streams 1–4, the PEQ for graduates and for workers, and Manitoba's Skilled Worker Overseas stream.
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