CLB 9 in 90 Days: The Ultimate TEF Canada Sprint Blueprint

In the high-stakes arena of Canadian immigration, the difference between a "good" Express Entry profile and a "guaranteed" Invitation to Apply (ITA) often boils down to four letters: NCLC. Specifically, reaching NCLC 9 (CLB 9) in French can inject an astounding 62+ points into your Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score.

But here is the reality: Most candidates approach the TEF Canada like a casual hobby, spending months on Duolingo only to realize they are nowhere near the level required to argue a case or understand a rapid-fire radio interview.

If you have 90 days, a intermediate foundation (B1), and a burning desire to move to Canada, this is your tactical blueprint. This isn't just about "learning French"; it’s about hacking the TEF Canada.

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