IDP IELTS CGH College Edmonton Test Centre - South Edmonton

💡 Tips for using these naturally:

Start with category 1 or 2 to buy thinking time.

Transition to category 3 or 4 to start your answer smoothly.

Starting with “Well, …” or “To be honest, …” gives you a natural pause and makes you sound confident even if you’re thinking.

📣 NAIT × AmCan | Study & Immigration Pathway Information Session

For many people in Canada, the journey toward study, career, and immigration is full of crossroads:

• Your current major doesn’t match your career goals
• Switching industries feels impossible
• Finding a qualified employer is challenging
• Your immigration score isn’t improving
• You work hard, but progress still feels uncertain

Often, the issue isn’t your effort — a clearer, more achievable path.

This session brings together:

Jackie Su — NAIT Asia-Pacific Recruitment Manager
Jingdong Wang — Senior Immigration Consultant, AmCan Group

Together, they will provide practical, actionable guidance on how NAIT programs can support your long-term career and immigration goals.

🌟 What You Will Learn
✔ Key pathways from study to permanent residency

What options do students, PGWP holders, and skilled workers actually have?

✔ PGWP rules & program compliance

How to avoid common mistakes and choose programs that meet immigration requirements.

✔ NAIT’s most in-demand and high-growth programs

Which fields lead to real employment opportunities?

✔ Application timeline & scholarship planning

How to maximize your chances of acceptance and financial support.

🎯 Who Should Attend

• International students
• PGWP holders
• Individuals planning to transition to PR
• Anyone facing challenges with career or immigration pathways
• People seeking a realistic, long-term plan in Canada

If you feel “stuck,” this session will help you see.

🕒 Event Time

December 13, 2025 (Saturday) at 2:00 PM

📍 Event Location

#202, 9618 42 Ave, Edmonton, T6E 5Y4

🎫 Limited Seats Available

Opportunities to speak face-to-face with NAIT and immigration experts are rare—don’t miss it.

✅ Only a few test seats remain this week. Saturday at 9:00 AM still has availability, while Saturday and Sunday at 2:00 PM are almost full. Next Wednesday at 2:00 PM is also running out quickly. With the year-end rush and the upcoming test change season approaching, early registration is highly recommended.

Improving IELTS Speaking does not require complex techniques. Success mainly comes from:

1. Consistent repetition

2. Effective imitation and guided practice

3. Thorough topic coverage

4. Stable exam performance

5. With the right method and steady practice, significant improvement is fully achievable

📣 Who said Paper-based IELTS is cancelled?

At the IDP IELTS – CGH College Edmonton Test Centre, the Paper-based IELTS test is still running as normal. The schedule is very stable.

🗓 Tests are held every other Saturday, just like before!

And… ✨ The full 2025–2026 paper-based test schedule is now open for registration!

📅 Available Paper-based IELTS Dates (2025–2026)

December 2025

Dec 6 – Seats Filling Quickly

Dec 20 – Seats Available

Dec 27 – Seats Available

January 2026

Jan 10 – Seats Available

February 2026

Feb 7 – Seats Filling Quickly

Feb 14 – Seats Available

Feb 21 – Seats Filling Quickly

March 2026

Mar 7 – Seats Available

Mar 21 – Seats Available

April 2026

Apr 11 – Seats Available

Apr 25 – Seats Available

✨ Planning ahead is key!

If you're someone who performs better with paper reading and writing, or prefers the traditional test experience, this is your chance. Paper-based test centres are getting fewer, so booking early is highly recommended.

Seats for the IELTS General Training and Academic test on November 6th at 2:00 PM are almost full.
We recommend registering at least one week in advance to secure your spot.
Computer-based IELTS sessions are available Wednesday through Sunday at 2:00 PM, with limited seats remaining. https://ielts.idp.com/canada/test-centre/cgh-college-edmonton

📝 Why IELTS Results Can Be Withheld

Some candidates have been asking: “Why haven’t the September 13 paper-based test results been released yet?”

Originally, results were expected on September 25/26. However, candidates received an official email stating that the results are withheld (delayed) and that there will be an update on September 29 (Monday).

This is not unusual — similar delays happened before:

January 2025: paper-based test results were delayed

August 2024: a similar situation occurred

This is part of IELTS’s standard quality control process.

✅ Common Reasons for Withheld Results

Random Quality Review: IELTS randomly selects some candidates’ results for additional verification.

Large Score Gaps: If there is a big difference between skills (e.g., very high Listening score but very low Writing), the system flags it for review.

Technical Issues: Problems with test center equipment or data transfer may require extra checks.

Suspected Misconduct: Rare, only if there is clear evidence of irregularities or cheating.

📌 Key Takeaways

Most delays are routine checks and do not mean cheating.

Results are released immediately once the review is complete.

The delay does not affect the validity or recognition of your score.

Keep an eye on your email and Candidate Portal for updates.