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Ontario Express Entry 2018 Points Calculator

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This Ontario Express Entry 2018 Points Calculator helps you determine your eligibility score for the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) based on the 2018 scoring system. The calculator accounts for all major factors including age, education, work experience, language proficiency, and adaptability.

How to Use This Calculator

To calculate your Ontario Express Entry points:

  1. Enter your age in years
  2. Select your highest level of education
  3. Enter your Canadian work experience in years
  4. Select your language proficiency level
  5. Click "Calculate Points"

The calculator will display your total points and a breakdown of how each factor contributed to your score. Remember that the minimum points required for consideration in 2018 were 67 points.

Formula Used

Total Points = Age Points + Education Points + Work Experience Points + Language Proficiency Points + Adaptability Points

The calculator uses the official 2018 scoring system for the Ontario Express Entry program. Points are awarded based on the following factors:

  • Age (maximum 12 points)
  • Education (maximum 25 points)
  • Canadian work experience (maximum 15 points)
  • Language proficiency (maximum 25 points)
  • Adaptability (maximum 7 points)

Key Factors Affecting Your Score

Age

Age points are calculated based on your age at the time of application. Younger applicants receive more points.

Education

Education points are awarded based on your highest level of education completed. The maximum points are awarded for a PhD or master's degree.

Canadian Work Experience

Canadian work experience is calculated in years. Each year of experience earns you 1 point, up to a maximum of 15 points.

Language Proficiency

Language proficiency is assessed through the Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) test. Points are awarded based on your CLB level in both English and French.

Adaptability

Adaptability points are awarded based on your ability to settle in Ontario. This includes factors like having a job offer, being sponsored by a family member, or having a valid job offer from an Ontario employer.

Worked Example

Let's calculate the points for a 32-year-old applicant with:

  • Master's degree
  • 3 years of Canadian work experience
  • CLB 7 in English and CLB 5 in French
  • Job offer from an Ontario employer
Factor Points
Age (32) 12
Education (Master's) 25
Canadian Work Experience (3 years) 3
Language Proficiency (CLB 7 English, CLB 5 French) 12
Adaptability (Job offer) 7
Total 63

This applicant would score 63 points, which is below the 67-point minimum required for consideration in 2018. They would need to improve their language proficiency or gain more Canadian work experience to meet the minimum requirement.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the minimum points required for Ontario Express Entry in 2018?
The minimum points required for consideration in 2018 was 67 points.
How often is the Ontario Express Entry points system updated?
The points system is typically updated annually to reflect changes in the labor market and economic priorities.
Can I use this calculator for the current Ontario Express Entry program?
No, this calculator uses the 2018 scoring system. For current requirements, please check the official Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program website.
Are there any additional points available for skilled trades?
Yes, skilled trades applicants could earn additional points through the Ontario Skilled Trades Program.
How accurate is this calculator?
This calculator uses the official 2018 scoring system and provides accurate point calculations based on the information you provide.