Sorry to bother, do four C1s give the maximum points in Express Entry? Or is it four C2s?

Fabguen
Mmamaroon
etrange

79733139:
Sorry to bother, does for C1s give the maximum points in Express Entry? Or is it four C2s?

Fabguen
Mmamaroon
etrange

It's the CLB or your exact numerical score you need to be worried about...NOT B1, B2 or C1.

C1 spans CLB 8 and CLB 9.
CLB 8 = 3 CRS points
CLB 9 = 6 CRS points.

6 CRS points is the max that IRCC will give..... so if you have 4 CLB 9s you are good. CLB nomenclature goes all the way to CLB 12...in other words you don't need a CLB 12 to get MAX CRS points from TEF. CLB 9 = 6 points each, 24 points from the exams plus 50 bonus taking you to 74!

Pls go through this post;

https://www.nairaland.com/4672912/all-tef-candidates-canada-immigration/81#86382925

Thanks a lot.

Mmamaroon:


It's the CLB or your exact numerical score you need to be worried about...NOT B1, B2 or C1.

C1 spans CLB 8 and CLB 9. CLB 8 = 3 CRS points and CLB 9 = 6 CRS points.

6 CRS points is the max that IRCC will give..... so if you have 4 CLB 9s you are good. CLB nomenclature goes all the way to CLB 12...in other words you don't need a CLB 12 to get MAX CRS points from TEF. CLB 9 = 6 points each, 24 points from the exams plus 50 bonus taking you to 74!

Pls go through this post;

https://www.nairaland.com/4672912/all-tef-candidates-canada-immigration/81#86382925

I've been looking for this. Thank your for being so resourceful. God bless you.

Mmamaroon:


It's the CLB or your exact numerical score you need to be worried about...NOT B1, B2 or C1.

C1 spans CLB 8 and CLB 9. CLB 8 = 3 CRS points and CLB 9 = 6 CRS points.

6 CRS points is the max that IRCC will give..... so if you have 4 CLB 9s you are good. CLB nomenclature goes all the way to CLB 12...in other words you don't need a CLB 12 to get MAX CRS points from TEF. CLB 9 = 6 points each, 24 points from the exams plus 50 bonus taking you to 74!

Pls go through this post;

https://www.nairaland.com/4672912/all-tef-candidates-canada-immigration/81#86382925

Bonjour All,

Does anyone have an "up-to-date" word or pdf version of TEF Canada of CE and CO with answers?

Thanks in advance.

Hi everyone am new here
Planning on relocating to Canada how do I go about it. Thanks

shollyshine:
Hi everyone am new here
Planning on relocating to Canada how do I go about it. Thanks

https://www.nairaland.com/6081746/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled

That is the link, all info needed is on the FIRST post.

brogxy:


https://www.nairaland.com/6081746/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled

That is the link, all info needed is on the FIRST post.

thank you

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Salut!

I started my classes with a French learning center last week. It's scheduled for 6 days per week.

And it's been fun so far!

I'm planning on writing TEF the last week of June, so I'm trying to improve as fast as possible. Here are some things that I find helpful;

1. Reading.

2. Listening to French podcasts on Spotify.

3. Watching Netflix movies with French audio and English subtitle or vice-versa.

4. Listening to the test practice recordings

5. Learning with the Duolingo app.

6. Switching my phone's language to French.

I hope I'll be prepared by then and everything turns out well.

I was wondering if anybody would be interested in exchanging contacts?

We could keep in touch and speak the language with each other to help us improve faster. Or maybe a Whatsapp group or something.

Thoughts?

MNTS0:
Salut!

I started my classes with a French learning center last week. It's scheduled for 6 days per week.

And it's been fun so far!

I'm planning on writing TEF the last week of June,

there are two things involved in your target.
Either;
1. You only need a few points to increase your CRS and not concerned about the 62/74 points from 2nd language

Or

2. You have enough money and just want to check the test format in June.

However, realities will make your understand that you are most likely to be ready for the exam by Oct/Nov. Fact!

MNTS0:
Salut!

I started my classes with a French learning center last week. It's scheduled for 6 days per week.

And it's been fun so far!

I'm planning on writing TEF the last week of June, so I'm trying to improve as fast as possible. Here are some things that I find helpful;

1. Reading.

2. Listening to French podcasts on Spotify.

3. Watching Netflix movies with French audio and English subtitle or vice-versa.

4. Listening to the test practice recordings

5. Learning with the Duolingo app.

6. Switching my phone's language to French.

I hope I'll be prepared by then and everything turns out well.

I was wondering if anybody would be interested in exchanging contacts?

We could keep in touch and speak the language with each other to help us improve faster. Or maybe a Whatsapp group or something.

Thoughts?

I admire your passion. 6 days out of 7 is a big commitment. How many hours daily do you spend? Keep going! Keep us posted on your progress!

Are you are a complete beginner and how many hours (on average) do you study per day?

MNTS0:
Salut!

I started my classes with a French learning center last week. It's scheduled for 6 days per week.

And it's been fun so far!

I'm planning on writing TEF the last week of June, so I'm trying to improve as fast as possible. Here are some things that I find helpful;

1. Reading.

2. Listening to French podcasts on Spotify.

3. Watching Netflix movies with French audio and English subtitle or vice-versa.

4. Listening to the test practice recordings

5. Learning with the Duolingo app.

6. Switching my phone's language to French.

I hope I'll be prepared by then and everything turns out well.

I was wondering if anybody would be interested in exchanging contacts?

We could keep in touch and speak the language with each other to help us improve faster. Or maybe a Whatsapp group or something.

Thoughts?

Please I really need help , I wish to write this TEF exam but I don't have any knowledge of French language ,please how do I start learning and how long can it take me to learn and be ready to write the exam and come out with good result. Anyone with information on how I can get all materials should please direct me. Thanks

Oceanfield:
Please I really need help , I wish to write this TEF exam but I don't have any knowledge of French language ,please how do I start learning and how long can it take me to learn and be ready to write the exam and come out with good result. Anyone with information on how I can get all materials should please direct me. Thanks

Hello!

You can get started with resources on the first page - scroll to the "resources" section. You may require a mix of tutoring/personal study. The current record from scratch from this thread is 6 months.

Watsapp speaking group idea supported.

MNTS0:
Salut!

I started my classes with a French learning center last week. It's scheduled for 6 days per week.

And it's been fun so far!

I'm planning on writing TEF the last week of June, so I'm trying to improve as fast as possible. Here are some things that I find helpful;

1. Reading.

2. Listening to French podcasts on Spotify.

3. Watching Netflix movies with French audio and English subtitle or vice-versa.

4. Listening to the test practice recordings

5. Learning with the Duolingo app.

6. Switching my phone's language to French.

I hope I'll be prepared by then and everything turns out well.

I was wondering if anybody would be interested in exchanging contacts?

We could keep in touch and speak the language with each other to help us improve faster. Or maybe a Whatsapp group or something.

Thoughts?

Fabguen:

Hello!

You can get started with resources on the first page - scroll to the "resources" section. You may require a mix of tutoring/personal study. The current record from scratch from this thread is 6 months.

Thanks.

Je ris en français!!! Est-ce que tu viens d’apprendre la langue française ou es-te un locuteur native ? If yes then it’s doable but if no, then we will be right here waiting for your A1 resultant.

Take your time and prépare for TEF. 200k for tef no be beans, then the time you’ll waste waiting for result to come only to discover that you’ll need another extra 6 months to take the exam again.

MNTS0:
Salut!

I started my classes with a French learning center last week. It's scheduled for 6 days per week.

And it's been fun so far!

I'm planning on writing TEF the last week of June, so I'm trying to improve as fast as possible. Here are some things that I find helpful;

1. Reading.

2. Listening to French podcasts on Spotify.

3. Watching Netflix movies with French audio and English subtitle or vice-versa.

4. Listening to the test practice recordings

5. Learning with the Duolingo app.

6. Switching my phone's language to French.

I hope I'll be prepared by then and everything turns out well.

I was wondering if anybody would be interested in exchanging contacts?

We could keep in touch and speak the language with each other to help us improve faster. Or maybe a Whatsapp group or something.

Thoughts?

Kindly share details of the learning center. I would love to join the classes

Please am also interested .I sent you an email.kindly check your mail. Thanks

marybolaalonge:
Hello please anyone interested in learning French so we can purchase the IEF online course together and by study buddy. Please it's just for those who are just starting. omobolanlealonge1@gmail.com
I look forward to your emails so we can get started asap

Hello,

Do have your classes online or offline?

Hello,

Do have your classes online or offline?

MNTS0:
Salut!

I started my classes with a French learning center last week. It's scheduled for 6 days per week.

And it's been fun so far!

I'm planning on writing TEF the last week of June, so I'm trying to improve as fast as possible. Here are some things that I find helpful;

1. Reading.

2. Listening to French podcasts on Spotify.

3. Watching Netflix movies with French audio and English subtitle or vice-versa.

4. Listening to the test practice recordings

5. Learning with the Duolingo app.

6. Switching my phone's language to French.

I hope I'll be prepared by then and everything turns out well.

I was wondering if anybody would be interested in exchanging contacts?

We could keep in touch and speak the language with each other to help us improve faster. Or maybe a Whatsapp group or something.

Thoughts?

Zeewirld:
. Great one estrange.......I am interested but my French is far below basic...What steps do you think I can take to atleast get to intermediate level.

i have done delf and dalf and passed very well.what next do I need to do.i am a French graduate I can pass any exam in French

highchief1:
i have done delf and dalf and passed very well.what next do I need to do.i am a French graduate I can pass any exam in French

If you are confident of passing then contact the closest centre to you, pay and register for TEF Canada.

Details below (including sample tests). Page 1 has other info that you may find valuable including contact details for centres in Nigeria etc.

https://www.lefrancaisdesaffaires.fr/tests-diplomes/test-evaluation-francais-tef/tef-canada/

Est-ce que vous avez passé l'examen TEF maintenant?

Liuking4d:


Oui!...Absolutement!!....J'appris beaucoup du francais apres un mois....J'etais surpris moi-meme.

Est-ce que vous avez passé l'examen TEF maintenant?

olalekan9320:
I have been taught all except passé simple which isn't needed anyway.

I guess you meant conjugaison, how many verbes wey I sabi

79733139:
Est-ce que vous avez passé l'examen TEF maintenant?

Oui, je l'ai passé

highchief1:
i have done delf and dalf and passed very well.what next do I need to do.i am a French graduate I can pass any exam in French

Prepare for the exam oo

Comment ont été les résultats? Est-ce que vous avez très bien reussi comme vous vouliez? Dites-le-moi, s'il vous plaît.

olalekan9320:


Oui, je l'ai passé

Additional French resources:

Archived FrenchPod site after it closed a while ago:

https://archive.org/details/frenchpod