Nedu2144:


Could you please connect me to anyone ?

markrocket:
hi, anyone know the link to a french group, how long will it take to learn french lol

cooooooks:
Send an email to me, I'll check for a copy and send tl you.


Also, I'm a guy.

Nedu2144:


I just sent a request. Having the same issue . Pls help me

cooooooks:
Are you starting from beginning?

Send an email for pdfs of B1 level.

Omoolope2023:
Hello everyone! I'm facing a situation regarding my previous Canada application, and I could use some guidance. I was recently refused Canada work visa using a specific work history but I have discovered another pathway which requires me stating another work experience which I have but didn't disclose in my initial application. I'm now considering applying again, but I'm unsure how to navigate this situation. I would greatly appreciate any insights, suggestions, or experiences you could share to help me proceed effectively. Here are a few specific questions I have:

1. Has anyone encountered a similar situation where they had additional work experience not included in their initial Canada application?

2. What steps should I take to ensure transparency and accuracy when reapplying with this new work experience?

3. Are there any specific guidelines or protocols to follow when presenting this new work experience in my application?

4. How should I address the fact that I didn't disclose this experience in my previous application? What impact could it have on my reapplication?

5. Are there any potential risks or complications that I should be aware of when reapplying with additional work experience?

I value your insights and experiences, and any advice or suggestions you can offer would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for your assistance in navigating this situation.

Omoolope2023:
Hello everyone! I'm facing a situation regarding my previous Canada application, and I could use some guidance. I was recently refused Canada work visa using a specific work history but I have discovered another pathway which requires me stating another work experience which I have but didn't disclose in my initial application. I'm now considering applying again, but I'm unsure how to navigate this situation. I would greatly appreciate any insights, suggestions, or experiences you could share to help me proceed effectively. Here are a few specific questions I have:

1. Has anyone encountered a similar situation where they had additional work experience not included in their initial Canada application?

2. What steps should I take to ensure transparency and accuracy when reapplying with this new work experience?

3. Are there any specific guidelines or protocols to follow when presenting this new work experience in my application?

4. How should I address the fact that I didn't disclose this experience in my previous application? What impact could it have on my reapplication?

5. Are there any potential risks or complications that I should be aware of when reapplying with additional work experience?

I value your insights and experiences, and any advice or suggestions you can offer would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for your assistance in navigating this situation.

aurorae1:
Don't know why I can't attach a screenshot but there was a french- language only draw.

Lowest Score- 439
Number of invitations -2300

There has to be no greater motivation to continue studying than this... On y va!

GraciousWords:


2nd draw is at 375......3,800 invited.

If that's not motivation, I don't know what is......everyone who passed TEF and TCF should have ITA now....Congrats all!!!

GraciousWords:


2nd draw is at 375......3,800 invited.

If that's not motivation, I don't know what is......everyone who passed TEF and TCF should have ITA now....Congrats all!!!

deyplay:
This will motivate those people still learning. All they need is to get B2 in all modules.

aurorae1:


"All they need" is not easy o...

Du courage everyone.

deyplay:
what do u expect me to say na? If they get B1 in just one of the modules, game cut na. Except they want try Quebec.

babakb:


Even Quebec won't take anything less than B2 serious in all the abilities.

It must be B2 and above.

Please kindly share the 85 textes for CE

I think have a document containing ONLY the long texts for the reading test (it is around 30 - 32 pages). I will check my PC in the evening, if you are interested in that, let me know and I will get back to you.

UPDATE: Send me an email (tayomassive@gmail.com) or a WhatsApp message (08039194272) if you are interested in getting it. The PDF has some typos, I simply converted the Word file to a PDF.

Opemipo2107:

Please can one use DELF B2 for Quebec ? Thanks

deyplay:
TEF, TCF, DELF B2 and TEFAQ are all accepted in Quebec

Opemipo2107:


Thanks a bunch. Do you know of anyone on the process ? Especially using DELF B2. Thanks 🙏

deyplay:
Not at the moment, but DELF B2 is one of the required proficiency french exams.Check Quebec immigration website too

aurorae1:
Don't know why I can't attach a screenshot but there was a french- language only draw.

Lowest Score- 439
Number of invitations -2300

There has to be no greater motivation to continue studying than this... On y va!

Theflint1:
Any idea what the highest score was?

Theflint1:
Any idea what the highest score was?