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Isn't tie breaker rule only applicable to draw ? This person has 474 and the draw was 473. They should get an ITA

Wow thanks

You can try the BCS IT course. It's about 3 months and you get a certificate

Hi What's your NOC code and education pls? Thanks

Amen

Wow that's very similar :D did you need to find a supervisor and was your program 1 or 2 years? :)

Hellooooo I have been looking for you all over the forum. Such a shame we can't tag other members! I just wanted to say congrats on get your ITA as the cut-off was 469.. I was praying for you because of how much effort you put into French! I'm so happy for you!! :D

Thank you so much for your feedback. May I ask what course you studied? I'm applying for environmental policy which needs a supervisor Thanks

Thanks for the feedback.

hi all, Please advise if international students apply for trades/apprenticeship in Canada? Can you please help with some recommendations for institutions and programmes. Thanks

Wow you're the 0.01% of the 1%. I hope to get as lucky as you!

hey, congratulations on your PR. I'm just really curious from your signature. It shows the time from your ITA to your PPR is about 1 month. Is this really possible? did you do something differently to speed up your process? Please help! thanks :)

If you could pick and choose, don't you think everyone else would have done it by now? Listen to the advice above, to get a study permit in Canada is not a walk in the park. Good luck! :)

Yes! :D This is the lady I was referring to. I didn't remember your username to tag you. What's the name of the audio book please? That would help me a lot. Thanks in advance! :)

Thank you! I'm doing almost the same as you ; using duolingo everyday and attending Alliance Francais. The only difference is I have 4 classes a week (around 7.5hrs per week) and I watch Inner French on YouTube. He speaks very clearly and at a good pace with subtitles. I'm also watching this...

Guys, Don't listen to the pessimists. Search the TEF threads and you'll find the story of the lady who learned French and passed TEF at C1 level in 6 months. I myself have started learning French since September and I'm currently in A2/ beginner B1 Level. The truth is, if you really want it...

Hi How's it going for you? I enrolled in French lessons and now at A2 level. Let me know if you need any help. Good luck

Hello Thanks for your feedback. Your story is very inspiring. I'm now enrolled into French classes and currently at A2 level. I believe I can clear TEF by July 2020 :)

Wow. Congrats! I'm currently learning French from scratch. Will definitely subscribe to your YouTube channel!!

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