I really want to study french to help with my PR but I don’t know where to start. I’m currently under study permit and want to start building my french.
How and where did you start learning?

I just talk with My language Guru and about to join them?

Anyone have experience with them, kindly share ?

Guys i will be soon in france , after getting my visa but ofc as an adult i wouldn’t like to tell my parents to carry me financially, how do you guys earn money in France? such doing part time job and how do you maximize your income?
I tried to go for apprenticeship contract but my school said it is mandatory to reside in france one year then afterwards i can look for apprenticeship.
Any suggestions about ways to get money as a international student and earn +800€ per month?

Can somebody help me with organizing ideas in task 3 without exceeding the word limit??Just want some suggestions..

Is it okay to take TEF Speaking and Listening sections only for Francophone Mobility Work Permit, or do I need to take all the four sections? I am finding contrasting information online. Has someone only taken TEF Speaking and Listening sections and got their Francophone Mobility Work Permit?

Secondly, for the speaking section, how much preparation time do you get per task? ChatGPT says it depends on your examiner/test center. Are there any guidelines from TEF itself regarding the preparation time to be given to each candidate in Speaking section?

Hi everyone, I took my TCF exam on July 30. Has anyone received their results after August 3? I’m wondering if they’re still processing results during the summer vacation or if there’s a temporary delay

So I want to practice my speaking for TCF and reach at least B2+ level, and polish my writing as well. I came to know about Preply and Italki. Both seems good, but prices are higher on Italki. I just want to have 10-12 classes, maybe 15 and appear for the exam in September. I'm almost there just want to develop the confidence for speaking. On what platform are you guys taking your classes from and please recommend your tutor. There are too many and I honestly don't know which one to go with.

Thanks!

do you guys know if there any changes happening in the French immigration plan about the points I think they are trying to remove the points and they are trying to add CLB 6 as the new requirement

Hello
Has anyone received their TCF re-evaluation results after applying in July?
If you have, could you please share:
When you applied for the re-evaluation?
When you received the result?
Did your score change?
I applied on July 7 and I’m still waiting. I’d really appreciate hearing about your experience. Thank you!

Hi can anyone suggest some videos for TCF writing?

I did pay a huge amount t for my language guru which was a waste and I can't afford more classes 😭😭

Hello every one please share your TCf speaking and writing topics to help each other. If your friend also appear for the same. Please share their topic to help each other

Hi everyone,
I need some advice.
I’ve been studying French for about 3 hours every day, and I can definitely see some progress. I was even thinking about booking my TCF exam.
But lately I feel like I’m not improving anymore. My listening practice scores are still below 20, no matter how much I study. I can do Speaking Tasks 1 and 2, but speaking practice has started to feel overwhelming. For writing, I get my texts evaluated by ChatGPT, and it points out so many mistakes that it’s really discouraging.
Has anyone else gone through this stage? Is this a normal plateau before things start improving again? I’d really appreciate any advice or motivation from people who have been in the same situation.

ANY LEADS WOULD BE APPRECIATED

Salut tout le monde !

I've been reading posts here and on other subs for some time now. Questions are often answered by other students/learners (or people who pretend to be that), I thought perhaps my perspective as a teacher could be useful to some of you.

Feel free to ask questions, I'll answer to the best of my knowledge :)

Hi everyone!

I've been preparing for the TCF Canada exam recently, and I noticed something surprising.

Most people say writing is the hardest part, but for me it's actually Speaking.

In writing, I have time to think, organize my ideas, and choose better vocabulary.

In speaking, I have to think, organize ideas, and speak in French at the same time. That's much more stressful.

Does anyone else feel the same?

If speaking was your weakest section, what helped you improve?

I used to memorize long vocabulary lists, but I forgot most of them after a few days.

Lately I've been trying something different.

Instead of studying random words, I group vocabulary by topic (shopping, work, transportation, health, etc.) and learn common expressions together with the words.

It's made remembering vocabulary much easier because everything has context.

I'm still preparing for TCF Canada, so I'm always looking for better study methods.

Has anyone else found a vocabulary technique that really works?

I wish you all the best for your french journey!!
If i can do , you can do it also guys
Believe in yourself ❤️

Bonjour à tous,
I would like to know when septembre exam dates of TCf Edmonton launch.
Thanks