Made-up story · Step 05 of 05

Your own next step

Ravi is made up. A real assessment starts from your own answers, and so does everything it finds.

Ravi, an AI-generated fictional character

From the sample to a practical plan

What Ravi can prepare next

Fictional scenario, with sample findings calculated November 1, 2026. Preparation is separate from government decisions and from any legal service you choose to arrange.

Improve the score and protect the timeline

Compare the largest gain among this sample’s language, education and work scenarios with the effort and evidence it requires. A points gain is not an invitation.

See the current sample facts

French test results at NCLC 7 or higher in all four abilities, keeping your English results (French-language rounds also need this): 466 to 528 CRS in this conditional calculation.
In Canada on a post-graduation work permit that ends on September 13, 2027.

Compare Ravi’s scenarios

Connect the job to the plan

Check the role and employer requirements separately from Express Entry. Keep status planning active while preparing evidence.

See the current sample facts

The same occupation as Ravi’s, in Toronto, permanent and full time.
Put the key dates above in your calendar. Read back your answers and correct anything that isn’t right. Start gathering the documents on your checklist.

See the job example and its limits

A practical worked example · Fictional inputs

Connect the score improvement to a status plan

In Canada on a post-graduation work permit that ends on September 13, 2027. A stronger score does not extend the current permit or authorize a new job.

French test results at NCLC 7 or higher in all four abilities, keeping your English results (French-language rounds also need this)

466 → 528

Conditional calculation; verify the named evidence and effort. No invitation or status extension is assumed.

CLB 9 or higher in all four abilities of your first official language

466 → 514

Conditional calculation; verify the named evidence and effort. No invitation or status extension is assumed.

Check the permit and passport expiry against the report.
Choose the strongest achievable improvement and gather its evidence.
Check a genuine employer opportunity and any required authorization before changing jobs.

Global Compass Individuals

What you get, and when

The quick check and free preview

Free

A few questions that decide the outlook for your goal.
The outlook, the paths that came up and the kinds of barrier; for Express Entry, where your estimated score falls in IRCC’s pool.
Prepared automatically, not reviewed by a lawyer, and not legal advice.

What Ravi’s free preview showed

We need more information

30 requirements checked from the quick check: 6 looked good, 23 needed more information, 1 may stand in the way. About 56 more questions would follow in the full assessment.

Express Entry: Federal Skilled Worker ProgramWe need a bit more info
Express Entry: Canadian Experience ClassWe need a bit more info
Express Entry: occupation-based category roundsWe need a bit more info
Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program: Ontario Workforce Priority streamWe need a bit more info

The Preliminary Assessment

$50, one time

In Canadian dollars, after the free preview and before the rest of the questions.

The rest of the questions; your quick check answers are kept, so you never repeat them.
Every requirement with the reasons, your exact scores where they apply, and the official page behind each.
Your action plan and next steps, like Ravi’s sample report.
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Every case is different. Results are never guaranteed, and only the government decides.

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