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What is TEF?
TEF (Test d’Evaluation du Français) is an exam of the CCIP (Chamber of Commerce and Industries of Paris) which tests the candidate's proficiency in the French language. In October 2002, an agreement was signed between the Canadian High Commission and the network of the Alliances Françaises.
Why take the test?
- Study
All students (except those of French origin) who wish to evaluate their competence in French, and obtain a recognized attestation by the French Ministry of National Education. This especially is for all students who seek admission in French universities. Any student who obtains a level 5 in the written expression of the TEF examination will be allowed to join a French University in the premier cycle Every working person who needs to prove his level in French. Every person who wishes to go to Canada either for higher studies or job purposes.
Visit the website of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Paris (CCIP)
- Travelling to Canada
Every person who wishes to go to Canada either for higher studies or job purposes. Visit the website of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Paris (CCIP)
- Work
Every working person who needs to prove his level in French
TEF calendar
- January 26th 2007
- March 30s 2007
- May 19th 2007
- November 2nd 2007
Registration
Enrollment deadline : 1 month prior to the test date.
Please contact us for fee registration (415) 775-7755 , or visit us at 1345 Bush Street. San Francisco, CA 94109
For more information on this test, visit Chambre de Commerce et d’Industrie de Paris (ccip) http://www.fda.ccip.fr
TEF Preparatory Course
This course is tailor-made to prepare individuals for the TEF (Test d’évaluation de Français), an official exam of the Chamber of Commerce and Industries of Paris that gives certified attestation of ability in French, and allows individuals to enroll in a French University. Additionally, it is a valuable asset for immigration to Canada, where the test is recognized by both the national government and the provincial government of Quebec.
The course is taught by qualified faculty members, Stephan De Gery and Houcine Zarhouni, and provides instruction for success in all components of the TEF including a mandatory part: command of grammatical structures, and written and oral understanding; and two optional parts: written and oral expression.
A minimum of 10 hours is required for the course, entitling you to a free membership to the Alliance Française de San Francisco, valid for one year. For every additional 10 hours of private instruction purchased, the student will receive 1 free hour.
1 pers/10 hours: $600.00
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