I have 502 and dying to learn french. Unfortunately, I will not tolerate this EE insanity. Think about it. it takes 24 months for an average person to learn French. THATS HALF A PHD. Always weigh your options for self-imporvement. Your life is not Canada. Canada, however can become A PART of your life.
Learning "French" for benefit in express entry.
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I disagree that it takes 24 months. There are a lot of people here who have done it in 8.
Did you all hold full-time jobs while studying french? I'm not attacking anyone.. just curious for me now lol
Yep, full-time + volunteer, 2 kids. It's all about time management and prioritizing.
I'm an exec(CXO role), I learned french while handling my FT role + growing my own businesses. It was either that or the $500k+ investment route. Former was faster.
So, In your honest opinions guys. Let's assume, I can half ass the TEF and get at least a CLB5 or 6.
Would those extra 5 or 10 points help me, If I have a 502 at the moment?? I'm trying to use the calculator but I doesn't want to co-operate with me.
Also, @iSaidGoodDay, After I read your reply in my thread, I realized that... since everyone is being shady af (And get to stay in Canada, whereas people beneficial to Canada are leaving.), there are virtually no reasons whatsoever for me to be honest and fair.
Would those extra 5 or 10 points help me, If I have a 502 at the moment?? I'm trying to use the calculator but I doesn't want to co-operate with me.
Also, @iSaidGoodDay, After I read your reply in my thread, I realized that... since everyone is being shady af (And get to stay in Canada, whereas people beneficial to Canada are leaving.), there are virtually no reasons whatsoever for me to be honest and fair.
If you can get the required scores for French, then you will very easily get selected through the French language draws assuming they are still ongoing.
If you had those extra pints right now, ITA would be guaranteed.
Wait... What's the minimum CLB for the french category draws?? Isnt't CLB 7 and up? I can only get a CLB 6 max. And thats with a lot of "if"s.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/submit-profile/rounds-invitations/category-based-selection.html
To be selected for French EE draws, you need to
- have French-language test results that show a minimum score of 7 in all 4 language abilities on the Niveaux de compétence linguistique canadiens
Yes, it could be that the next government might change categories. But I think it's a good idea to learn it anyway since you will most likely always get some bonus points for Express Entry and it's a nice language to know.