gobby:
hi all,
pls does any one have the 250 TEF act questions and answers. I want to use it and prepare for the exam.

chigrad:
Please during speaking (EO) can one be looking at his/her paper where points have been noted and speak from it or you have to speak looking/focusing on the examiner.

chigrad:
Please during speaking (EO) can one be looking at his/her paper where points have been noted and speak from it or you have to speak looking/focusing on the examiner.

Mamaroon:


I would say be ready to it without. Our experiences have been varied. Some have been given a few minutes to make meaningful notes, others haven't. Worst case, be prepared to have a few points in your head. See here some EO samples posted by Njbybrthnly, you should memorize questions that can apply across a variety of topics for part A of EO. When does it open/start? How much will it cost? Are children allowed? etc

https://www.nairaland.com/4672912/all-tef-candidates-canada-immigration/5#72184669

For part B, you will give a synopsis of the subject before you and subsequently your comments will depend on what the examiner says to you. However, you can already be armed with a few come-back lines. See here

https://www.nairaland.com/4672912/all-tef-candidates-canada-immigration/8#72961976

Read this thread thoroughly is my counsel. All these and more have been covered.

ayandee:
I wasn't allowed to even take notes. I had only the question paper

Mamaroon:


https://www.nairaland.com/4672912/all-tef-candidates-canada-immigration/1#70358111

gobby:
Please @mamaroon, I noticed the Tef 250 doesn’t come with answers, please how did you cross check your answers when you prepared for the exam using the book?

Mamaroon:


Answers are in the 4th document in the TEF 250 folder (the 8th folder in the google drive from Njbybrthnly's post on study materials, also on page 1 of this thread). It is a 22 page doc. Photo below

chigrad:
Thank you much.this is helpful

Mamasunshine:

Mamaroon. I just want to say thank you for your commitment to this for others and your graciousness. I've read down from page 1. And all the TEF veterans, etrange, njrbybrthnly, ayandee, fabguen, and all others that have put in plenty work here. Also would not mind a suggestion of an effective online tutor. Thanks.

T33t4:
Hello everyone, please i need an online French tutor to help me prepare for TEF. I am writing the exam in may. Also i wouldn't mind if anyone writing will like to prepare with me.

amaya21:
I no longer need French for my scores but I am continuing regardless. I also use italki and I like that they have a wide range of teachers as well as teaching styles. Those who are interested may have to try a few to find the ones that fit their learning style.

Vincad:
The thread is back, thank God.

@ciwi, I know a guy who used italki. He's on YouTube, I actually found him when I searched for "Learn French in six months" on YT. He was able to get to do it in six months, and watching his video was what gave me confidence.

His name is Ikenna, you can check him out. He also dropped the link to the italki tutor he used. I personally think italki is a really good option, lots of native speakers to choose from.

Fabguen:

Check out iTalki if you need to consider more online providers before you take a decision.

T33t4:
Thanks mamaroon, i would say am a little above intermediate. I have already concluded level b2 in Alliance Francaise and i wrote delf b1 in December and had very good scores. I would have written delf b2 tomorrow if not for covid-19. I would be writing the TEF exam in may hopefully. What i really need is someone who can help me with correcting my writing practice and someone to practice speaking with. Thanks.

Mamaroon:




I think you need to be very specific about online tutors and exactly what you need from them. Are you a beginner? What exactly do you need online help with?

I'm very much a beginner so I need help in all the aspects. So I would like intensive lessons.
Already started with Michel Thomas foundation CDs as suggested earlier up on the thread but I think I may need more help.

Mamaroon:


Try iTalki
Try Duolingo
Try http://www.coursera.org/learn/etudier-en-france

I think once the lockdown is over, a physical class may be the best bet for an absolute beginner. #MyOpinion

In the meantime, you'll be surprised how far diligent study of whatever resources are at your disposal (CDs you are already using, stuff in Njbybrthnly's resources post) will take you.

Mamasunshine:

Thanks a lot.

engrtoib:
Hello friends.
Please o how do I begin to learn French. I am a total beginner. I will appreciate a honest guide on how to begin so that I can write the TEF exam.
Please as a complete beginner how long is it likely going to take me to study before I can get a decent result ?
I am in Abuja, I will be glad if anyone can suggest a good study centre..
Thanks.

etrange:


Hi there!

Welcome to the thread ma'am

Best of luck!

engrtoib:
Hello friends.
Please o how do I begin to learn French. I am a total beginner. I will appreciate a honest guide on how to begin so that I can write the TEF exam.
Please as a complete beginner how long is it likely going to take me to study before I can get a decent result ?
I am in Abuja, I will be glad if anyone can suggest a good study centre..
Thanks.

Goodnigga:
I just saw one result this evening from Facebook :
C2 in all. These Morrocans are something else.

rinzylee:


Morrocans speaks French as official language!!

Goodnigga:
yeah, second language though.I am trying to decipher their C2 in all magic formula.

Goodnigga:
yeah, second language though.I am trying to decipher their C2 in all magic formula.

rinzylee:


Lol...whatever the mind can conceive, it will achieve.

People have given IELTS a run for their money too having 9 across board.

Eyes on the goal.
Keep hope Alive