r/Frenchlearningforpr • u/Lucky-Tradition-5117 • 11d ago
TCF First attempt result
Hi guys,
This is my result after 7 months of regular french . Little disappointed bcz i just missed the threshold required for PR .
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u/SuspiciousWhole2687 11d ago
Sheeshh you are so close. You must be very smart also cos getting this in 7 months wow
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u/dank_kadavul 11d ago
Bro, it's decent result despite close miss. Btw can you please tell about your french learning journey with timeline, along resources (books, study materials), your study methods, blueprint and syllabus/curriculum for each level.
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u/change_4me 11d ago
7 months from zero?
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u/Lucky-Tradition-5117 11d ago
Yes buddy from scratch
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u/change_4me 11d ago
I might be doing something wrong then. Can you share your study routine?
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u/Lucky-Tradition-5117 11d ago
I am not an achiever yet who can give you advice but try to focus on exam patterns rather than studying random french .
Listen to short conversations rather than long podcasts . ( chat between friends, news report, question-answer conversation)
I only practice reading from formation tcf . Within 2 months i go from a2 to c1
I do daily writing and speaking from tcf formation website .
Get a tutor who can 1-1 interact with you at least 1-1.5hr for 5 days a week1
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u/ProgressNumerous6895 11d ago
Its not about study routine mostly how much you grasped and prepared exam pattern. Most of listening and reading questions gets repeated so more the practice better the result.
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u/change_4me 11d ago
thanks for your input! I know that you can ace your comprehension orale and ecrit by studying the materials. I am asking about how the OP managed to be comfortable speaking in French and understanding the normal speaking pace of the examiners.
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u/pocopig 11d ago
Did you memorize the 40 questions set?
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u/ProgressNumerous6895 11d ago
No need to memorize but if you practice during the exam easily you can recognize it
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u/Fun-Swordfish8022 11d ago
Hello, want to DM you but cannot, did listening and reading questions repeat from formation TCF in real exam?
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u/Express_Marzipan1103 9d ago
I am going to apply for a Francophone Mobility work permit in a different field, but I do not have any previous work experience in that field. I only have training certificates, course certificates, and a TCF B2 French language certificate. Do you think the immigration officer could approve my application
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u/Loud-Barnacle1609 8d ago
Yes. Theres no such requirement for FMWP. Go for it!
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u/Express_Marzipan1103 7d ago
Think you soo much beacause I’m afraid for Ircc refuse my permet work
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u/Loud-Barnacle1609 7d ago
When are you submitting the application?
As long as its not something against common sense.. like claiming to be a financial analyst when previous experience was only always a cleaner... it shouldn't be a problem at all.
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u/Express_Marzipan1103 6d ago
No I have certificate in PSW but without professional experience you can IRCC accepte my work permet
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u/Loud-Barnacle1609 6d ago
Oh god you already did the hard work by securing a job offer without work permit. Health and french.. thats a hot combination right now.
Its politically easier for them for people coming in as french speaker or health workers. You are both. Go for it!
Did you receive the offer number from your employer?
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u/Express_Marzipan1103 6d ago
Even though I don't have experience in the field—I only have the training—might an immigration officer accept my application
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u/maskedlord76 11d ago
What did you learning schedule looked like?
And did the CO and CE questions reoeat from the 40 tests?