udoclub:
So sorry for the loss of your job @sweetoma
I emailed you.

Thanks will check my mail

Ayinke93:


Sorry about your job loss sis, more opportunities to come. I'll suggest you enroll for IEF online classes. They started the programme in response to the recent halt in activities due to the pandemic. You can Google them, their details are online.

Thanks a lot I’m checking them out now

sweetoma:
Hello guys, I just entered the express entry pool with CRS of 436, I don’t have masters I’m currrently searching for where I can enroll for a fast 1 year masters whether it is online from a foreign school. Can afford to spend like $5000 to $7000 at most. If you have any suggestions for school whether here and abroad please let me know. I’m also looking at writing TEF to increase my score. The alliance francaise here is closed because of covid so I’m learning with duo lingo please any helpful resources for learning will be appreciated. I was just laid off from my job because of this pandemic so right now this is my focus.

I can only recommend, what I have used and still using, that work superb for me. Try www.tobidam.com . I think the first class will convince you. Anyways, you have your choice to make. Good luck

for anyone contemplating a second degree, someone suggested CIMA already. i second that. wish i knew about it before i wasted 12 months at NOUN

Mamasunshine:
So for those that may be ready.
Good morning everyone, I hope we are all staying safe this period .

I just received a call from my ogas at the top that registration for *Tef exam* is open. Please kindly help pass this message to other groups for those who might be interested in writing the exam to increase their *CRS*.
The registration will end on the *8th of May* and exams will be on the *30th of May*.

They can contact me via telephone; 08087211111/07052488002
Email; admin.ikeja@afnigeria.org
April will be combined with May candidates.
Call and confirm.

Alliance is a school. Schools in Lagos are still on lockdown. according to their social media pages nothing is happening until they can open.

ThatEdoFemme:
for anyone contemplating a second degree, someone suggested CIMA already. i second that. wish i knew about it before i wasted 12 months at NOUN

Edo babe. Wetin sup for there? How hin be? You went for Pgd or Msc?

Donpaper:
Edo babe. Wetin sup for there? How hin be? You went for Pgd or Msc?

Pgd oo. don with dem. na WES now wan come do me take.

ThatEdoFemme:


Pgd oo. don with dem. na WES now wan come do me take.

how was your experience with them? Hope dey no add to the 12 months?

Definitely. I know someone who did. However, she put in a lot of work to achieve it. It depends on how motivated a person is and how they can push themselves to achieve their goal.

sweetoma:

Can a person with zero accounting or science background learn and pass CIMA ?

sweetoma:
Hello guys, I just entered the express entry pool with CRS of 436, I don’t have masters I’m currrently searching for where I can enroll for a fast 1 year masters whether it is online from a foreign school. Can afford to spend like $5000 to $7000 at most. If you have any suggestions for school whether here and abroad please let me know. I’m also looking at writing TEF to increase my score. The alliance francaise here is closed because of covid so I’m learning with duo lingo please any helpful resources for learning will be appreciated. I was just laid off from my job because of this pandemic so right now this is my focus.

Hi sweetoma. Your experience is touching that's why I had to comment. Forget about the loss, think about the big picture. How do I get to Mapleland fast should occupy your mind. I will suggest either TEF and/CIMA if you can. For TEF, it's either you wait for AF to reopen and continue. But if you can't, I will suggest you go for an online school. I was like you last year, indecisive of what to do coupled with work. I was then introduced to Tobidam. I can confidently recommend the site, because I came out excellently in TEF early this year. My testimony is on this forum. I started then last year. Choose a private class if you want it to be intensive. Then along side , start preparing for CIMA. Just do all you can!! Canada a-must should henceforth be your slogan.

Peace!!!

someone mentioned that an insurance exam is assessed as a 1 year course and it takes a shorter period to prepare for it than CIMA. Personally, I don't know much about this as I did CIMA but check it out on the Express Entry thread. Apparently it's cheaper and you can prepare for it in a few weeks.
Sorry about your job

shesAgem:
someone mentioned that an insurance exam is assessed as a 1 year course and it takes a shorter period to prepare for it than CIMA. Personally, I don't know much about this as I did CIMA but check it out on the Express Entry thread. Apparently it's cheaper and you can prepare for it in a few weeks.
Sorry about your job

How long did you prepare for CIMA?

Can you explain more about what you mean by the bolded, please? My bro-in-law is "dining" with them presently o!

ThatEdoFemme:
For anyone contemplating a second degree, someone suggested CIMA already. I second that. wish I knew about it before I wasted 12 months at NOUN

Worldtaker:
Hi sweetoma. Your experience is touching that's why I had to comment. Forget about the loss, think about the big picture. How do I get to Mapleland fast should occupy your mind. I will suggest either TEF and/CIMA if you can. For TEF, it's either you wait for AF to reopen and continue. But if you can't, I will suggest you go for an online school. I was like you last year, indecisive of what to do coupled with work. I was then introduced to Tobidam. I can confidently recommend the site, because I came out excellently in TEF early this year. My testimony is on this forum. I started then last year. Choose a private class if you want it to be intensive. Then along side , start preparing for CIMA. Just do all you can!! Canada a-must should henceforth be your slogan.

Peace!!!

Boss Worldtaker, happy to see you here again. Ever since you smashed your TEF, we no dey too see your break light again.

Hello guys, please who has TEF 250 activities audio? Needed urgently

Goodnigga:
Boss Worldtaker, happy to see you here again. Ever since you smashed your TEF, we no dey too see your break light again.

Ema binu. You understand this journey has several steps.I am gathering money and doing other things. But I do come around from time to time. How's your prep going?

Joshmuch:
Hello guys, please who has TEF 250 activities audio? Needed urgently

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

8th folder

Mhen no motivation to read again. I'm getting tired

Mummychichi:
Mhen no motivation to read again. I'm getting tired

You KENT say that o!

Collect motivation

Na only small remain, abeg. Oya share your writing with us naa, make we read and ginger you.

Mamaroon:


You KENT say that o!

Collect motivation

Na only small remain, abeg. Oya share your writing with us naa, make we read and ginger you.

Thanks mama. Ko easy.

No exams yet, travel restrictions and all.

Ok I'll start sharing make i no go dey rusty.

Thanks i appreciate.

TEF is a fast tracking root to get point for immigration to Canada....it is easier to pass compare to other French proficiency exams like DELF/DALF/TCF.....anybody interested for home tutor for French class or assistance ...I am ready to volunteer...

Mamaroon:


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

8th folder

thanks mama

demmy79:
TEF is a fast tracking root to get point for immigration to Canada....it is easier to pass compare to other French proficiency exams like DELF/DALF/TCF.....anybody interested for home tutor for French class or assistance ...I am ready to volunteer...

Vous-êtes où ?

Good day all,
I hope you are all making use of this covid-19 period to fast track on your French learning.
If you need an experience online tutors towards TEF preparation, particulary if you are at B1 or B2 level ( EO, and EE). Don't hesitate to DM me for discussion. Also if you are about to start your journey in French, that is beginner,( CO, CE, EE, EO).Services are available online.
Our team has tutored a number of TEF Candidates recently with good results.
Contacts:
07014437061 / 07081581771

Maxbenito15:
Good day all,
I hope you are all making use of this covid-19 period to fast track on your French learning.
If you need an experience online tutors towards TEF preparation, particulary if you are at B1 or B2 level ( EO, and EE). Don't hesitate to DM me for discussion. Also if you are about to start your journey in French, that is beginner,( CO, CE, EE, EO).Services are available online.
Our team has tutored a number of TEF Candidates recently with good results.
Contacts:
07014437061 / 07081581771

Bro how much

Worldtaker:
Ema binu. You understand this journey has several steps.I am gathering money and doing other things. But I do come around from time to time. How's your prep going?

boss, worldtaker pls I am a neophyte in this TEF journey, kindly put me through, your mentorship is key having seen people sharing your progress. God bless.

Canada2021:
Bro how much

It depends on your level and your duration for preparation. However you can PM or contact me for more information

Sharonte:


boss, worldtaker pls I am a neophyte in this TEF journey, kindly put me through, your mentorship is key having seen people sharing your progress. God bless.

A lot of people have emailed me. Apologies if I have not been able to reply every body. Let me just give a generic and elaborate answer that can answer @ Sharonte and as many others.

Learning French, is MAJORLY aimed at boosting your CRS scores. If You don't have a Master's/second degree/ 2 or more certificates, no sibling points or to aggravate things you are above 30 and you wanna get PR on time, you CAN'T escape learning French. Even with Masters, if you're above 30, you will still need French. Why? French can give the highest points so ever. If you have B2(CLB7) throughout, you have 42pts, if you max out, you have 54pts. You can also be in between.
So, the journey is simple and complex. Simple, in the sense that, learn French and pass TEF. However, it's complex that it ain't that simple. You will need to know French thoroughly in the the competence levels: LRSW. Secondly, you must understand the system/techniques of passing TEF. You can know French and still not meet up with the required scores.Therefore, you need to get a school either online or offline depending on your choice. I went to an online school and I am proud of the school. I am an alumni of TOBIDAM. Meeting the required scores is not the greatest joy. My greatest joy is that in Canada, I can confidently use it anyhow and any where.
So, you start by learning French, remember to expedite your time, not everyone that knows French can impart French and not every French teacher understand the TEF system. A French teacher/ francophone that doesn't understand the TEF system can still fall short of CLB7 in each module. So, get a good French school and the rest will fall in line. Read harder than hard. You will get tired along the way, but don't give up. Eyes on the GOAL.


Peace!!!!

Worldtaker:
A lot of people have emailed me. Apologies if I have not been able to reply every body. Let me just give a generic and elaborate answer that can answer @ Sharonte and as many others.

Learning French, is MAJORLY aimed at boosting your CRS scores. If You don't have a Master's/second degree/ 2 or more certificates, no sibling points or to aggravate things you are above 30 and you wanna get PR on time, you CAN'T escape learning French. Even with Masters, if you're above 30, you will still need French. Why? French can give the highest points so ever. If you have B2(CLB7) throughout, you have 42pts, if you max out, you have 54pts. You can also be in between.
So, the journey is simple and complex. Simple, in the sense that, learn French and pass TEF. However, it's complex that it ain't that simple. You will need to know French thoroughly in the the competence levels: LRSW. Secondly, you must understand the system/techniques of passing TEF. You can know French and still not meet up with the required scores.Therefore, you need to get a school either online or offline depending on your choice. I went to an online school and I am proud of the school. I am an alumni of TOBIDAM. Meeting the required scores is not the greatest joy. My greatest joy is that in Canada, I can confidently use it anyhow and any where.
So, you start by learning French, remember to expedite your time, not everyone that knows French can impart French and not every French teacher understand the TEF system. A French teacher/ francophone that doesn't understand the TEF system can still fall short of CLB7 in each module. So, get a good French school and the rest will fall in line. Read harder than hard. You will get tired along the way, but don't give up. Eyes on the GOAL.


Peace!!!!

Merci Monsieur
I contacted tobidam, but their fees is huge oooo.

Sharonte:



Merci Monsieur
I contacted tobidam, but their fees is huge oooo.

Hmm, at this point. I don't know what to say. You may contact any other standard international online school, that understands Africans peculiarity, but I guess their fee may be huger. But feel free to try.

Peace!!

Worldtaker:
Hmm, at this point. I don't know what to say. You may contact any other standard international online school, that understands Africans peculiarity, but I guess their fee may be huger. But feel free to try.

Peace!!

thank you boss

Worldtaker:
Ema binu. You understand this journey has several steps.I am gathering money and doing other things. But I do come around from time to time. How's your prep going?

Going better Egbon. I have started hitting targets consistently, I believe soon, Monsieur will give a go ahead to go and write. I can't wait.