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It's about assessing the level of proficiency in the English language. People migrating to or working in English speaking countries from non-English speaking countries must have a minimum level of proficiency in the English language to increase the likelihood of their success in the countries they go...
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It's about assessing the level of proficiency in the English language. People migrating to or working in English speaking countries from non-English speaking countries must have a minimum level of proficiency in the English language to increase the likelihood of their success in the countries they go to. read less
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