Hi tth2010,
Thanks!
As for your first question, it really depends on the person who is going to take the test and how good he/she is in learning a language. You know some people might need 10 hours to understand something but others may learn it in 2-3 hours. Above all, I think if you are smart and hard-working enough, you can reach a good level to get 1 point from TEF, by studying 3 levels of Alliance Francaise Courses. That is approximately 120 hours. Of course, you may work with TEF books and then find no need to even attend the classes.
I didn't take the TEF books and mainly worked with a TCF book and used my knowledge from AF courses. That workled well for me.
OK. I just sent you the files!
Good luck with your exam and immigration process!
Bests!
Thanks!
As for your first question, it really depends on the person who is going to take the test and how good he/she is in learning a language. You know some people might need 10 hours to understand something but others may learn it in 2-3 hours. Above all, I think if you are smart and hard-working enough, you can reach a good level to get 1 point from TEF, by studying 3 levels of Alliance Francaise Courses. That is approximately 120 hours. Of course, you may work with TEF books and then find no need to even attend the classes.
I didn't take the TEF books and mainly worked with a TCF book and used my knowledge from AF courses. That workled well for me.
OK. I just sent you the files!
Good luck with your exam and immigration process!
Bests!
tth2010 said:Dear mbastudies,
Many Congrats on your TEF score!!!! As many other people in this topic, I only need 1 more point for my application. Can you please advice me on:
1. How long (in term of total hours) should it take me to study for and pass the basic level of TEF? (given that I'm a real beginner with French?)
2. Could you also please send me your TEF practice materials and hanbook at your convenience to memorythf @ yahoo.com?
Many thanks and best of luck with you PR application
