njbybrthnly:
Enfin, the loooooooong awaited ITA has arrived! I'm overjoyed.

Please those that wrote TEF in October in Lagos...una neva see result? We need more good news on this thread o

njbybrthnly:
Enfin, the loooooooong awaited ITA has arrived! I'm overjoyed.

Please those that wrote TEF in October in Lagos...una neva see result? We need more good news on this thread o

njbybrthnly:
Enfin, the loooooooong awaited ITA has arrived! I'm overjoyed.

Please those that wrote TEF in October in Lagos...una neva see result? We need more good news on this thread o

njbybrthnly:
Enfin, the loooooooong awaited ITA has arrived! I'm overjoyed.

Please those that wrote TEF in October in Lagos...una neva see result? We need more good news on this thread o

njbybrthnly:
Enfin, the loooooooong awaited ITA has arrived! I'm overjoyed.

Please those that wrote TEF in October in Lagos...una neva see result? We need more good news on this thread o

njbybrthnly:
Enfin, the loooooooong awaited ITA has arrived! I'm overjoyed.

Please those that wrote TEF in October in Lagos...una neva see result? We need more good news on this thread o

njbybrthnly:
Enfin, the loooooooong awaited ITA has arrived! I'm overjoyed.

Please those that wrote TEF in October in Lagos...una neva see result? We need more good news on this thread o

Bhussola:
Hello, this thread has really encouraged my decision to learn French and eventually write the TEF exam. Thank you all for the resources shared and the insights given. God bless you all!

I plan to begin learning in January(starting from scratch as I have no knowledge except the mumbo jumbo taught in high school) and would appreciate if anyone can please recommend a private tutor(AF is an option but quite expensive), i reside on the Lagos mainland.

Congratulations and Goodluck to all that have aced the test and those waiting on their results respectively. Hope to hear from you. Merci

njbybrthnly:
Enfin, the loooooooong awaited ITA has arrived! I'm overjoyed.

Please those that wrote TEF in October in Lagos...una neva see result? We need more good news on this thread o

Bhussola:
Hi, thanks for your.suggestion but time won't permit me to do that cos i have other commitments here. (quote author=rs172 post=73818343]

If you don't mind, you can go to Cotonou to learn it, it will be better that way, i also went there although i finished at the A2 level, because i have to do my mandatory 1yr Nysc which I'm doing now, the name of the school is CEBELAE .

I hope it helps?

njbybrthnly:
Since you don't want to consider AF, you could go to any of the universities and approach any lecturer in the French department, they may be able to recommend someone.

rs172:



Cotonou is preferable to me because there we do lot of conversation and lot of letter writing with everyday activities, i had to stop at Level A2 because of this Nysc stuff which will be useful in claiming 1year working experience.

njbybrthnly:
I agree with you boss but he has said he does not have the time...are we going to drag him there?

rs172:


If you don't mind, you can go to Cotonou to learn it, it will be better that way, i also went there although i finished at the A2 level, because i have to do my mandatory 1yr Nysc which I'm doing now, the name of the school is CEBELAE .

I hope it helps?

njbybrthnly:
Since you don't want to consider AF, you could go to any of the universities and approach any lecturer in the French department, they may be able to recommend someone.

pepe1:


Kindly give more details about this school, the programmes they offer, cost and any other useful info.

Thanks.

rs172:


The school name is Cebelae, the school is located at pharmacie Marina, after topa bridge, while the head office is located at Gbegamey à côte d'information..

They teach from A1 to B2, and each level runs for 3months..

The payment can be made in 3ways, which are:

1. Direct payment 120k cfa

2. 2 months instalment 70k the first month n 70kcfa the 2nd month

3. 3months instalment, 55cfa first month, 55k cfa 2nd month, 55k cfa 3rd month.

When you get to the head office, you will write a placement test to determine your class..

And it 4hrs per day monday to friday.

Hope this information helps?.

pepe1:


Yeah thanks for the info but I sure can't afford 4hrs per day.

njbybrthnly:
Bonjour à tous (ou bonsoir - c'est à vous de choisir)

In the course of studying for the TEF, for section A of l'expression orale, I found it very difficult to find about 10 relevant questions to ask for each given ad (on top the french itself wey I still dey battle with). Thus, I've made a compilation (if you can call it that) of sample questions that one can ask for some ads I've come across for easy reference while studying. They were gotten from different sources - the TEF books, YouTube (Enseignement du FLE, Propulse Training) and some documents I found on Scribd.

I'm in an abnormally good mood so I want to share this, maybe you can even make some corrections and provide other possible questions one can ask. Donc, click ici to download it.

It's not exhaustive...I'm open to corrections.

pepe1:


Bros, sorry to bother you.

Please I have been searching for where you posted a link to all the TEF books including the Schaum series.

Thanks.

Flaj:


https://www.nairaland.com/post/70358111

Bellerin:


YES! you would be amazed what you can do in 8 months...i Started learning French in 2014...passed the DELF B2 in 2015. Everything via self study (the first time I sat in an alliance Français class was when I took the exam)
My French still needs plenty of work but from the way the TEF exam is structured...You CAN get a healthy number of points from it. So keep going!

Chicagomum:
Please which materials did you use. What was your approach. I intend to self study too.

Bellerin:


I used resources tailored to self study.

I started with Michel Thomas from Foundation to the Vocabulary course and then I moved to "Assimil New French with Ease" and then I religiously used a site called Frenchpod101dotcom.

ontarioissauga:

With the last, you must have paid.

Bellerin:


When I signed up, I got 7 days free access to all contents of the site. Your homie downloaded everything from Absolute Beginner to Advanced...lol.

ontarioissauga:

Chai.. Bad guy! Do you still have the advanced files?

Bellerin:

...oh unfortunately I lost my collection to a crashed hard drive. What if you sign up again using a different email?

Bhussola:
Hello, this thread has really encouraged my decision to learn French and eventually write the TEF exam. Thank you all for the resources shared and the insights given. God bless you all!

I plan to begin learning in January(starting from scratch as I have no knowledge except the mumbo jumbo taught in high school) and would appreciate if anyone can please recommend a private tutor(AF is an option but quite expensive), i reside on the Lagos mainland.

Congratulations and Goodluck to all that have aced the test and those waiting on their results respectively. Hope to hear from you. Merci