Posted on November 22 2024
required. For the language proficiency, an applicant can demonstrate their proof of English language through three different ways:
The Proof of English Language proficiency is not necessary if:
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To apply for a Youth Mobility Scheme visa, there are three different methods to prove English Language proficiency:
SELT (Secure English Language Test)
The SELT (Secure English Language Test) is an exam that allows a foreign national to proof ability to communicate in English. If an applicant wants to apply for a Youth Mobility Scheme visa, they must provide SELT qualification by:
GCSE A level Scottish National Qualification
Applicants can provide GSCE A level or Scottish National Qualification level 4 or 5 in English, which can be gained through studying at the UK school that the applicant began before turning 18.
Degree-level academic qualification
Applicants can prove their English language qualification if they have a degree-level academic qualification taught in English. If applicants have studied abroad, they must apply through Ectis (formerly in the UK) to confirm that the qualification is equivalent to the UK bachelor's degree, master's degree, or PhD.
Below are the other requirements to apply for a Youth Mobility Scheme visa:
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