Learning French is a wise decision to get Ontario PNP?

[zworks]

Hi seniors,

As i examined the various types of PR options:

The express entry is a bit competitive, i can't get into it unless i am lucky & the cutoff score comes down to 451 (my current score)

The Mon project, it's like a lottery, getting into the 5000 applicants is just a matter of luck! And getting a job offer with LMIA is very difficult.

So i am thinking of studying french and applying under Ontario Express Entry: French-Speaking Skilled Worker Stream.

To apply under this, we should have a minimum of CLB level 7 in French, and also meet the minimum FSWP requirement ( i score 72 in FSWP).

So what do you think if i study French & take the TEF test ?? Will it be a good decision ?? Please i am looking for your comments.

The minimum TEF scores should be as follows, to get CLB level 7

Reading: 207-232
Writing: 310-348
Listening: 249-279
Speaking: 310-348

How difficult it will be to get the above results? I am not a native French nor a native English, but am already in love with French & able to understand some french as i am studying it for a couple of moths.

Thanks!

 

[vensak]

2 years of intensive French language studies (at least 30 mins a day). That is to get to those levels.

 

[ttrajan]

Check Quebec immigration also.