TCF Canada · TEF Canada
Practise for the TCF or TEF Canada. Get your NCLC level.
French listening and reading from A1 to C2, and writing and speaking graded to NCLC by an AI examiner, with feedback in French. For Express Entry and Canadian citizenship.
What you get
- ✓ Listening with Canadian French voices, A1 to C2
- ✓ Reading from notices to essays, A1 to C2
- ✓ Every TCF and TEF writing task, graded to NCLC
- ✓ Timed speaking tests with an AI examiner who speaks French
- ✓ Feedback in French, with a short explanation in English
Passes from $19 for 30 days. One payment. No subscription, nothing renews.
The four skills
Both tests check the same four skills, and Immigration Canada turns each one into its own NCLC level.
ListeningCompréhension orale
Short recordings from A1 to C2, each heard once, with a multiple-choice question.
TCF Canada: 39 questions in 35 minutes. TEF Canada: 40 questions in 40 minutes.
ReadingCompréhension écrite
Documents from a notice to an essay, A1 to C2, with multiple-choice questions.
TCF Canada: 39 questions in 60 minutes. TEF Canada: 40 questions in 60 minutes.
WritingExpression écrite
Write in French and get an NCLC level with feedback in French and a short explanation in English.
TCF Canada: 3 tasks in 60 minutes. TEF Canada: 2 sections in 60 minutes.
SpeakingExpression orale
Timed speaking tasks with an AI examiner who speaks French, graded to NCLC.
TCF Canada: 3 tasks in 12 minutes, with an examiner. TEF Canada: 2 sections in 15 minutes, with an examiner.
Writing graded to NCLC
Write any TCF or TEF task in French and get an NCLC level, feedback on each criterion in French, and a short explanation in English of what to fix first.
See the writing tasksA speaking examiner in French
Take the TCF's three tasks in 12 minutes or the TEF's two sections in 15, out loud, with an AI examiner who asks, answers and argues back. Then get an NCLC level.
Know the level you need
Express Entry asks for NCLC 7 in every skill, and NCLC 7 in French earns up to 50 bonus points. See what each TCF and TEF score means.
Read the NCLC score guideQuestions
- Is this the official TCF or TEF?
- No. The TCF Canada is run by France Éducation international and the TEF Canada by the CCI Paris Île-de-France. This site gives you practice in their formats, with questions and tasks we write ourselves, and AI grades that estimate your NCLC level.
- What NCLC level do I need?
- Express Entry's Federal Skilled Worker program needs NCLC 7 in every skill if French is your first official language. NCLC 7 in all four French skills also earns up to 50 bonus points. Citizenship needs NCLC 4 in speaking and listening. See the NCLC score guide.
- TCF Canada or TEF Canada?
- Immigration Canada accepts both. Listening and reading are multiple choice in both; writing and speaking tasks differ. Practise both formats here and pick the one that suits you.
- What is free?
- The first set of every level and task, with answers and explanations, one NCLC grade for your writing, and one AI speaking test of each kind. A pass adds every set, NCLC grades for all your writing and up to 20 speaking tests a month.