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| Subject: If I have 78 points WITHOUT French (but have ... |
If I have 78 points WITHOUT French (but have written a letter in French claiming moderate French profiency based on an "A" in the London Advanced Level exam, but haven´t done TEF), what are the chances I will be asked to take TEF, as I would qualify anyway?
[01-03-2006,21:10]
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lang. points assessment |
(in reply to: If I have 78 points WITHOUT French (but have ...)
They will only ask you to prove it if you have claimed points for it. Since you haven´t, you won´t be asked to take it.
If you want further points, you´ll have to take the TEF - no other exam will suffice, but I wouldn´t bother if I had 78!
[01-03-2006,21:45]
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(in reply to: If I have 78 points WITHOUT French (but have ...)
Btw, anything more than the minimum 67 marks doesn´t do anything to speed up your application process. Anyone above that mark is treated equally; so taking the French test will do nothing for you.
[02-03-2006,02:02]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: If I have 78 points WITHOUT French (but have ...)
thanks for the replies. I HAVE claimed French proficiency (Even though I don´t need the points to make 67) and was wondering if they will make me do the TEF even though I have enough points anyway, even if they give me 0 for French.
[02-03-2006,05:10]
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(in reply to: If I have 78 points WITHOUT French (but have ...)
the advantage you can get from high points is only if CIC raise the pass mark, or some of your points were not awarded for a reason or another so you can have a (back up)
[02-03-2006,09:58]
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mts |
