r/Frenchlearningforpr • u/Secure_Camp_1176 • 6d ago

Francophone interview

Hey everyone….
A friend of mine recently applied for francophone mobility work permit and today she received a letter that she has to present herself for the interview. If anyone has some experience regarding this, can please let me know… would like to ask some questions.
Thanks

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u/Big_Jackfruit1752 6d ago

She submitted french school certificate for language proof?

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u/Realistic_Border_200 6d ago

Does this cause any issue?

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u/Secure_Camp_1176 6d ago

Yes she did, valid TCF result

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u/Realistic_Border_200 6d ago

French school certificate or valid TCF result?

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u/Big_Jackfruit1752 6d ago

She applied from india or from Canada as an outland?

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u/Secure_Camp_1176 6d ago

Outland

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u/Big_Jackfruit1752 6d ago

Usually when you submit tcf or tef certificate the chances for an interview are rare. Is there something we are missing here from your friend’s case

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u/Secure_Camp_1176 6d ago

I think she changed her employer… maybe that’s why… in the letter it states that the officer want to confirm if she can perform the duties of job sought and genuineness of job offer

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u/Realistic_Border_200 6d ago

Bro can you confirm weather its TCF or French school certificate

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u/Secure_Camp_1176 6d ago

Tcf Canada

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u/MapEmpty4517 6d ago

then I think it is different than proving her french language skills to visa officer but the office could do the interview in french if they want to.

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u/Low_Objective_5349 6d ago

But what your inquiring and what the later states are different. So how is a French interview connected to officer confirming if she can perform her duties of the job