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So here are my options and I'm based in Ottawa I wanted to use Italki which is cheaper at around 30 per hr and is private tutoring Second the ACF offers classes from 55.65 an hour and they go from 20hrs to 50hrs starting I wanna get to B2 by August to pass the TCF so which options are more...

So my French level is B1.4/5 and wanna get to B2 to pass the TCF in 5-6 months so was wondering what are tips for the exam? my main issue is the grammar and some vocab and tenses but I heard grammar isn't that important so what's a good format for the exam to prepare?

Hello wanted to elaborate sorry for the late reply My level is B1.4 so I can do B2 by July-August I planned to take the test around then and submit my scores My PGWP expires in Nov so would that be too close to cutting it though?

When is ITA sent out I'm gonna submit my profile Feb 23rd and boost my score for Celpip

Ok may try

I wanna get Canadian PR and want to apply for EE and do French to learn my score. My PGWP expires Nov My family is bilingual(from Niger) but my French is rusty. I haven't done French since graduated Uni(2020) but I can read it. For example can read this sentence fully but understand most of this...

So I should take the exam now and see what I did wrong to improve?

Thnx so will submit EE by Feb 23rd and plan to update by July/August with French is that good/reasonable?

Ok registered and will get scores by feb 23rd so by then should I submit even with a low score of 480? I said before wanted to improve my score by july-august through french

I need my language test results first yes? also my score is too low 480

Will do next week I'm doing my own research on options

Why would they not support it btw?

Ok cool that should be fine for me when I search so my main focus is getting a job offer

Hello can you elaborate on year of experience? Do I need to have been with that job for a year specifically or would from another job count

I am unemployed now/job hunting but considering for the future I have a year of experience and have a Ba and MA in polisci I also did one course in french but will practice

I have a PGWP that expires nov and was considering applying for the Francophone Mobility Program That said I checked qualifications: meet the general eligibility requirements for a work permit live and work in 1 of the 9 Canadian provinces or 3 territories outside Quebec be able to prove that...

Mine expires mid november and wanted to submit my PR by July-August is that too risky?

Was curious why not until October? I mean if I submit my EE and get ITA I can still apply for my BOWP that said my plan was more July-August

I am not sure it was a guess Ideally plan was to submit July-August I was asking hypothetically so would you rec against it?

For example my PGWP expires in Mid November My points are around 480 but if I past French, I can boost it to 542 at least. So I was thinking of practicing/refreshing from Feb-Oct to get around B2 level so was wondering if I applied for EE in October and got ITA and applied for my BOWP but...