Applicants through the National Examining Board (NEB) must meet language proficiency requirements. Applicants may either meet the NEB language proficiency requirements or the MVMA language proficiency requirements (policy).
NEB Language Proficiency Examinations Accepted
In addition to the language proficiency requirements set by the NEB, the MVMA accepts the following:
Passing scores for these exams are as follows:
| Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program (CELPIP) General Test | International English Language Testing System (IELTS) General Test | Test de connaissance du francais (TCF Canada) | |
| Writing- 9
Speaking- 9 Listening- 9 Reading- 9 Overall Score- 9 |
Writing- 8
Speaking- 7 Listening- 7 Reading- 7
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Compréhension écrite (reading) – 524 points
Compréhension orale (listening) – 523 points Expression écrite (writing) – 14 points Expression orale (speaking) – 14 points |
| Test d’evaluation de francais (TEF Canada) October 1, 2019- December 10, 2023 |
Test d’evaluation de francais (TEF Canada) After December 10, 2023 | ||
| Compréhension écrite (reading) – 533/699 points Compréhension orale (listening) – 533/699 points Expression écrite (writing) – 533/699 points Expression orale (speaking) – 533/699 points |
Compréhension écrite (reading) – |
If you meet the NEB language proficiency requirements, you must submit your evidence of same directly to the NEB.
If you meet MVMA language proficiency requirements, please complete the Language Proficiency Exemption Application.
Please note that language test results must be sent to the MVMA directly from the Language Proficiency testing company.
An applicant has up to two (2) years to submit language test results to the MVMA. Test results will then
remain valid until the applicant receives a final registration decision from the MVMA.