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Then please how do i book the exam and what is the fees attached?



Yeah but a much more diluted version. You call, book an appointment and go whenever you get a slot. The person assigned to you will just introduce himself or herself, explain the process and give you either the writing or the reading part to start with (it's your choice) and you'd move to the other once you're done. The reading/writing is usually done in a small hall where you'd see others doing thier own English or French tasks. After this, you'd return to the officer's office where they'd just start a nice conversation with you in French and before you know it, the speaking part is over. Then you'd listen to some audio clip on the officer's PC and answer questions based on the clip's content. That's it. He or she will give you your scores right there and you both will discuss the nearest training centre that has classes for your level. There are online classes too. It's free, pretty straightforward and easy. There's no pressure too cause the actual aim is to know from where to start teaching you.[/quote]

Please which of the exam did you describe, Is it TEF or TCF
I need more explanation about this Tobi Gbadamosi.


Yeah but a much more diluted version. You call, book an appointment and go whenever you get a slot. The person assigned to you will just introduce himself or herself, explain the process and give you either the writing or the reading part to start with (it's your choice) and you'd move to the other once you're done. The reading/writing is usually done in a small hall where you'd see others doing thier own English or French tasks. After this, you'd return to the officer's office where they'd just start a nice conversation with you in French and before you know it, the speaking part is over. Then you'd listen to some audio clip on the officer's PC and answer questions based on the clip's content. That's it. He or she will give you your scores right there and you both will discuss the nearest training centre that has classes for your level. There are online classes too. It's free, pretty straightforward and easy. There's no pressure too cause the actual aim is to know from where to start teaching you.[/quote]

woldtaker

please can you explain more about this your monsieur tobi. am about relocating to lagos just to learn french, how long will it take? can you give me your number so we could talk. pls help a sister. my number is 08038001443

Merci Beaucoup in advance

REMERCI MAMAROON

I REALLY APPRECIATE

Mamaroon:
Welcome...all the info you need is here....you just need to mine it......plenty gold that people don't see (me included). There is an alliance francaise in Ibadan. TeF is 160k.

bonjour

pls i need recent materials for TEF, i need to write it to boost my score.

i have started a french class, i can read and write a bit buh cant speak yet because of the environment

i also need to know how much the examination cost and if i can get a preparatory class in ibadan

more so i dont have any knoledge about how the exam is

i ll appreciate any info given.

bonjounee

Yemsot:
Hello house,

Please who has an idea of the cost of writing TCF, and when they are likely to kickstart in Lagos. I wrote TEF in Ibadan in June and did not make B2 all through, but I learnt TCF is easier. I have been able to get some materials and links to practice for TCF, thanks to this forum and a friend. But I would like to know the cost of the exam. I am looking to write in October cos that's when my ECA will be completed.

bonjour

pls i need recent materials for TEF, i need to write it to boost my score.

i have started a french class, i can read and write a bit buh cant speak yet because of the environment

i also need to know how much the examination cost and if i can get a preparatory class in ibadan

more so i dont have any knoledge about how the exam is

i ll appreciate any info given.

bonjounee