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English Test for Citizenship: Submission by the Australia Iran Migration Consultants Association
In April 2017, the Australian Government proposed replacing the requirement of ‘basic’ proficiency in English with ‘competent’ proficiency in English as a criterion for citizenship.
Australia Iran Migration Consultants Association has prepared the following submission regarding strengthening the test for Australian Citizenship:
English_test_for_citizenship.pdf
The President of the Association has requested that the submission be published on the Migration Alliance website so that an opportunity for migration agents / solicitors to express their views on these proposed changes can be made.
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Sunday, 18 June 2017Hi , I am a permanent resident and arrived to Australia at 2013 by 200 Visa from Turkey UNHCR . Unfortunately I have hearing problem and Australian government accept my permanent disability and gave me DPC . I couldn't learning english same the other people and my english not well to pass any english test same ILTS ! So at the moment please say me about your plan for me and anyone like Me and have same problem. I think it is not fair!
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Sunday, 18 June 2017
Requesting ielts 6 for citizenship is wrong and unfair decision.
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Sunday, 23 July 2017
In my opinian just speaking test is enouph .
Some people in australia can speake english without any problem but they cant pass the ielts exam.
I think the gov has to put the other skill instad that the public peope can pass it .
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I understand that Australia want to collect all educated person in its country but I think it's not fair for all migrants . I had a colleague she didn't know how to spell while she was Australian
. I think in the citizenship interview they understand who is good or bad in English so they can say you need to attend in English class for a while .