Written by Gabriela Estrada

When it comes to building a migration profile for travel to Canada, many people think that the ideal is to achieve an intermediate-advancedlevel of English (CLB 7), and do not give much importance to French. Even if they speak it, they keep it at a pre-intermediate level (CLB 5), but they do not...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

Many people may think that the perfect ally to immigrate to Canada is money, and that with a good amount of money all doors can be opened. Has this happened to you? While it is true that money makes a lot of things easier at the beginning, it is only one element to cover the...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

Speaking French can make a difference in a person's future life, even if the level is intermediate. In Canada, a bilingual country (English and French), mastering both languages can be a direct path to permanent residency, as well as to university...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

If you are already fluent in French, but do not know the format of the TEF (Test d'Évaluation de Français) or TCF (Test de Connaissance du Français)exams , then you could make mistakes that could cost you points. Many candidates believe that just because they speak French, they can...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

When preparing for an exam such as IELTS, one of the most important strategies is to have a thorough understanding of what is contained in the speaking test (speaking). In this test, a face-to-face interview is conducted between the candidate and an examiner. This test consists of...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

A decade ago, English was for many a school subject or a secondary language to be learned "just in case". Of course, it was seen as a useful subject, yes, but not indispensable for day-to-day life or for major life projects. It was the language of business and the...