That will depend on your express entry score and if you qualify under a certain program. Scores get updated roughly every month.

Yes, as long as you qualify under the programs listed through express entry.

So CETA definitely covers certain skilled professions but you'd have to talk to a lawyer to see if you can get a work permit through it.

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universities on UKVI’s list of Tier 4 Sponsors decide which exams to accept when a Secure English Language test (SELT) is not required. Students should check that the institution they are applying to is on this list, and whether or not there are any additional requirements