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Thank you! Let me try to focus on passing my IELTS for now. Hopefully, I will come back with good news

Bellerin:
There are merits to both options. Good thing it's not required to go through each level before you're ready.

Might as well try out a private tutor if you want something tailored to you specifically. Bonne chance!

Bonjour tout le monde!!

J'ai lu tout vouz avez ecrit ici. Merci beaucoup pour tout l'information donnee. Je voudrais ecrire l'examen TEF l'annee prochain.

Okay, let me give my back story lol! I decided to learn french last year because I really like the language/culture. I live/work in Abuja. I finished the A1 classes in November last year and was meant to continue with A2 in January this year but I kept on procrastinating. My memory of what I learned last year is still very fresh because I have been able to read at least 85% of the french written on this thread since page one! I never knew about the whole Canada relocation until 3 weeks ago. My friend told me about it and I am so interested now. I plan on writing IELTS in August and without french, I will most likely get a CRS score of 438 or 441. From the looks of things, the draw scores may not come down to that so I want to write TEF as an option. I have a strong love for the french language so I believe that by the grace of God, I will be ready to write TEF by May, 2020. For now, I want to focus on passing IELTS in August.

I plan on finally starting the A2 classes in 2 weeks at institut francais here in Abuja. My only issue is that since I want to write TEF, they won't be teaching at my pace because I won't even finish with A2 classes till December this year. Meaning, I will begin B1 classes by January 2020. I plan on writing the TEF exam in May, 2020.

Should I forget about the classes and try to get a private tutor instead?

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