My test was with a normal keyboard, nothing virtual.Has anyone here given the e-TEF. I want to know if there is a virtual keyboard for the writing section and what is it like? I mean do we have to write the entire section by clicking on the virtual keyboard?
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Material sent , please note that I attached a few TEF material too.
Note to everybody in this thread, I will start volunteering giving lessons to people learning french or preparing the exam, I know how much people are fighting to get a shot at an ITA so if I can help out to get someone a step closer I will be more than happy to do it. Good luck guys
Hi, can I also ask for the materials? I am currently at 439, I've already maximized my IELTS so I think French is the only way to go.My email address is lemdavefn@hotmail.com
Please send them to my Inbox as wellSent to your inbox. Not sending documents to e-mails anymore.
When I did it, you had the option of using a virtual keyboard or the normal one.Has anyone here given the e-TEF. I want to know if there is a virtual keyboard for the writing section and what is it like? I mean do we have to write the entire section by clicking on the virtual keyboard?
Hello I used prepmyfuture for my exam preparation. I found that the content and questions prepared me well for the exam.
Thanks to TEF Canada test results, my CRS score increased by 50+ points. You can use the following link (https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/crs-tool.asp) to measure the impact of TEF Canada exam result.Hello! I'm hoping to take TEF exam in next month. I completed upto DELF B1 few years back and I've been working in a travel agency for the french market for 5 years now. Do you think I will be able to score well on the exam? Also can someone explain how my TEF score affects on the CRS score? I would also like to get some study materials if anyone has
Hi @ronitrayya,UPDATE!!!
I have added around 900 MB of new study material today. I will be adding more in coming days.
please send TEF material and can u teach meYou can send me private messages through this forum.
can u give contact of the teacherI studied at least 1 hour every day. I was waking up early to study before work and then after work. That excludes days when I was sick or had some important stuff to do, of course. My native language is Russian, but I think that my strong knowledge of English helped me here, as the course is tailored for English speakers and French and English have looots of similar words. For speaking practice, I also attended French-speaking clubs in my city.
I also had a time limit, as I had to travel to Moscow for the exam and I knew I could only do it during my vacation which I get 1 time a year. When I realized that my grammar is not that strong and I don`t have much time left I started looking for a good teacher (it shouldn`t be a native speaker if you really want to boost your grammar). I found a teacher, I told her upfront what exam I need to pass and get B1 and how much time I have to reach this level, so she made a tailored plan for me. I started taking 1.5 hr classes via Skype two times a week (didn`t have money for more), but she gave me tons and tons of homework, so during this period, I studied 3 hours every day just to finish all the homework. It was very intense and I literally was exausted by the end, but it was totally worth it!
Update: Just looked at my French folder - I`ve had 8 classes in total with her.