Fabguen:


Courage! You can only get better...Rx3.

Mamaroon:


Ayandee.....by God's grace, the next ITA will not pass you by.....eyes on Dec 11.....I would even suggest you book for Medicals, if not already done. PCC nko? And employment and bank ref letters? Just spend the next 2 weeks getting these sorted.

Macy4real200:
Madam you don't have any problem at all. Next draw soup you must chop inside. Just arrange ur documents while waiting.
Congrats once again.

Mamaroon:



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Mamaroon:
Tips

Mamaroon:
Tips part 2

Amethyst1884:
Hi Tef Fam!
We are organising a French filmshow and we are inviting YOU.

Its is FREE!!!and going to be fun.

All you need to do is kindly let's know if you are coming (08168338757) for logistics purposes and mostly a touch of WHITE and BLUE/RED.

15th Dec
3pm.

IEF

etrange:


Great... Qui sera la ?

TripleAyo:
Congrats to Mamaroon and Ayandee.
You don't know how you both have encouraged me to learn French to boost my scores.

I'd like to ask the house and I won't mind your contribution too between Alliance Francaise (the Ikoyi one to be specific) and IEF Yaba, which one would you recommend for someone who only understands a bit of French.

Thank you in anticipation

ayandee:
thanks for the mention. As regard your question, much would depend on your peculiar circumstances. If Alliance Francaise is close to your office or residence, it may be convenient for you to go to AF.

I studied at IEF and I must confess I got good value for money spent. The classes were intensive (everyday classes) and they were small (4 or 5 students) so participating in class discussions/work was unavoidable.

I observe that irrespective of the class, the curriculum is structured towards preparing students for TEF as almost everyone is there for the same purpose- learning french to pass TEF. I also observe that listening forms an essential part of the learning process.
Also, students are evaluated from time to time to monitor progress. Even before registering for TEF, you are assessed internally to ascertain your level of "preparedness".

However, I must warn that whether you go to AF or IEF, you would do much of the work yourself. While classes are important, learning French to pass TEF goes beyond the classroom. The activities you do outside of the classroom to improve yourself daily would determine how fast you would progress.

Bon courage!

Amethyst1884:


Vous, moi et tous les amateurs de la langue francaise.

You, Me and all french lovers

NOTE: Program is FREE

Goodnigga:
sis, have you entered the pool? Or what next after your faboulous TEF results?

TripleAyo:
.......between Alliance Francaise (the Ikoyi one to be specific) and IEF Yaba, which one would you recommend for someone who only understands a bit of French.

ayandee:
As regard your question, much would depend on your peculiar circumstances.

However, I must warn that whether you go to AF or IEF, you would do much of the work yourself. While classes are important, learning French to pass TEF goes beyond the classroom. The activities you do outside of the classroom to improve yourself daily would determine how fast you would progress.

Bon courage!

ayandee:
I'm in the pool. Awaiting ITA. Crs 470

Goodnigga:
wow, congrats. You are an inspiration!! You said classes were everyday, is Saturday & Sunday inclusive? How many hours a day? Thanks

etrange:


Bien sur, je vais essayer d'y etre. Je voulais juste savoir s'il y a d'autres personnes ici qui ont l'intention d'assister. Je ne voudrais pas etre tout seul la bas.

cuteguy201:
Je suis heureaux parceque je peux comprendre que vous avez ecrit sans un dictionaire.

Not sure if I wrote well, just started learning French.

ayandee:
I attended Mondays to Fridays only.

Goodnigga:
wow!! How many hours per day ?

ayandee:
thanks for the mention. As regard your question, much would depend on your peculiar circumstances. If Alliance Francaise is close to your office or residence, it may be convenient for you to go to AF.

I studied at IEF and I must confess I got good value for money spent. The classes were intensive (everyday classes) and they were small (4 or 5 students) so participating in class discussions/work was unavoidable.

I observe that irrespective of the class, the curriculum is structured towards preparing students for TEF as almost everyone is there for the same purpose- learning french to pass TEF. I also observe that listening forms an essential part of the learning process.
Also, students are evaluated from time to time to monitor progress. Even before registering for TEF, you are assessed internally to ascertain your level of "preparedness".

However, I must warn that whether you go to AF or IEF, you would do much of the work yourself. While classes are important, learning French to pass TEF goes beyond the classroom. The activities you do outside of the classroom to improve yourself daily would determine how fast you would progress.

Bon courage!

Mamaroon:




What Ayandee said in italics: personal study will go a long way to ensuring success.

I would also say your choice depends on your temperament.....a tutor is another option....if you don't learn well in groups and prefer a one on one arrangement....or if you need to focus on specific areas....this may not be possible in a class with others who do not have a similar learning difficulty. On the other hand, some people thrive when they are surrounded by others, learning together.

From absolute beginner to B1 level, I'm not sure it makes a difference where you learn because you are initially only getting a grasp of the language. Exam preps only come in afterwards.

All the very best!!!

Google63:
I don't use any material. My teacher gives me topics to write on.

chigrad:
Please is it possible for someone who speaks 45% level of french to sit for TEF within 2 months for all the 4 areas(reading,oral etc)

How can one good preparatory lessons ,test questions and answers.