FAQ

Yes, Exam specific training is provided right from the start and the programs are designed in a way to fast-track the preparation.

Yes, speaking tasks are given right from A1 level.

Along with online level specific programs, each week in total 4-5 live doubts, pronunciation and coffee sessions are provided to students for better understanding and to get mentorship.

At B2 level, mock exam practices begin with sessions focus on exam specific preparation covering all 4 modules of RWSL.

Yes, pronunciation sessions start right from A1 so that students can practice accents and speaking right from start.

If you study average 2-3 hours daily A1 & A2 can be completed within 3 months, B1 & B2 within 5-6 months. If you are studying French full-time the time frame reduces.

Yes, student has to pass level specific exam conducted at Frenchify by Vyom to promote to the next level.

2 years

No, unlike Ielts we cannot give each module separately. You need to re attempt all 4 modules if you score less in any of the section.

Student can attempt multiple times there is no limit. However, there must be a waiting period of 30 days between 2 test attempts in any location.

No, you don't need to give exams after each level. They only want your overall score to be CLB/NCLC 5 or 7 depending on stream.

PrepMyFuture offers 3 exact sample tests like TEF which can be solved for brief practices.

They both have same four modules Reading, Writing, Speaking & Listening but they both have different formats. For e.g. TEF exam has only MCQ answer option in Reading and Listening

CLB/NCLC 7 is required, which is B2 plus level in French.

Time allotted to each module, Format and Number of questions.

The score range for TEF/TCF is out of 12. Unlike IELTS band which is out of 9.

Yes

I don't personally recommend to go with one on one sessions as it will stretch your learning time to almost double and is exhausting for mind and pockets. With busy schedule of jobs and college in Canada it is better to go with group based flexible programs. You can contact me from Frenchify with Vyom website or Book a meeting to know more.

It is completely possible to self learn until beginner level but for intermediate levels proper guidance is required specifically for Speaking and Writing modules. Self study takes more time around 6-8 months for A1 A2 level but with coaching and proper structure you can do it within 3 months.

Join community groups where you will find study partners, take mentorship and coaching to reduce the prep time for exam, Focus on all 4 aspects on regular intervals if you get bored of only doing grammar and vocabulary.

This is something which is not recommended as it is mentally draining. If you are studying French full-time (No job, no college) you can attain CLB 5-6 depending on your practice.

Yes, depending on your job profile if it is more into customer service or a middle man job. To be precise they check your language fluency during the interview as well to be sure. Your TEF/TCF/TEFAQ/DELF results will be helpful.

You can register on my website for the Free Beginner Program for a detailed outline via self study method. Books and Resources provided for better understanding.

You can find them on my website under the Programs Page, Free learning resources Tab.