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..Teachers in Quebec, Canada.
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Baadache
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..Teachers in Quebec, Canada.
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Hi, friends,
I address teachers in the Province of Quebec, Canada.
To be allowed to teach in Quebec, les Commissions Scolaires require the CEFRANC or SEL exam, in French of course. I got informed that the test is CEFRANC niveau 3 if you are a teacher of English as a second language.
I wonder if this what you passed through and that includes writing a lettre and grammar questions.
Thank you in advance.
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2 Jan 2011
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melahel7
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Hi Baadache,
I don �t know about the CEFRAN level that �s required. However, if I may suggest, it �d be better for you to take the SEL. It �s a lot easier. The SEL consists of a 250 word essay on an eductional topic plus a grammar part with several mutliple choice questions. Hope this helps.
Melahel |
3 Jan 2011
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_babz
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I personally did the CEFRANC for English teachers.....and it �s hard....and I �m fluent in both languages!
There �s a section, where you need to find the errors....and the second section is a letter...
all I have to say is: study! (grammar, spelling)
ps: I �ve heard the SEL is a lot easier... |
3 Jan 2011
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manonski (f)
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I �m too old and I passed a local exam at the time I was hired. However, I know in the BEALS program, students need to pass the French exam at 60% to be able to do their practicum while they need 80% or more in the French program. |
3 Jan 2011
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