TEF CANADA B2/C1
TEF CANADA Preparation (All grammar studies in French + Equipped with B2/C1 level of proficiency)
ALL ABOUT THE TEF CANADA EXAM
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Why take the TEF Canada Exam?
To migrate to Canada through Express Entry, you must demonstrate proficiency in either English or French, the official languages of Canada. Achieving good results on the TEF Canada can significantly boost your CRS score and your chances of being selected under various Provincial Nominee Programs in Canada. To prove English proficiency, you can take the IELTS or CELPIP exams. If your CRS score is still low, taking the TEF Canada language test can help compensate. To increase your points in Express Entry by demonstrating French proficiency, you need to take the TEF Canada exam and score a CLB 7 or above, that is, B2 or higher.
TEF CANADA EXAM FORMAT FOR EACH MODULE
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Course highlights
- Starts with an Introduction (How French is different from English)
- Verbal and written instructions in French
- Audio + Visual lessons
- French Pronunciation and Reading out loud
- Basic vocabulary to proceed with
- Grammar basics followed by simple and then complex sentence formation
- Regular revision and doubt sessions
- Homework assignments & corrections outside of class
- Speaking sessions including monologues, dialogues, and group discussions
- Writing sessions covering informal and formal letters, emails, personal journals, postcards, stories, and compositions
- In-depth discussion on reading and listening strategies
- Practice reading and listening mock papers as homework followed by a review in class
- TEF Canada Exam-Specific Preparation for each module- Tips & Strategies + Mock Tests
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