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TEF & TCF Canada · Express Entry

Find out what your French is worth in Canada PR points

Ten real French questions, easiest first, no sign-up. You find out which level your French sits at — and which level the CLB score you need is actually asking for. CLB 5 needs B1. CLB 7 needs B2.

Free, no sign-up, and nothing to pay at any point. The demo class is free too.

Free guide — TEF & TCF Canada, explained Both exams module by module, the official CLB cut scores, and what actually works in preparation. 4 pages, PDF, no email required.

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What you get back

Not a score out of ten. Where you stand, and what the score you need is asking for.

Where you are now

Your level, placed by your own answers on the A1 to B2 ladder — not by what you guessed about yourself.

What CLB 5 and CLB 7 cost

CLB 5 needs B1 French. CLB 7 needs B2. You have been told a number by Express Entry — this is what that number is asking of you.

What to work on next

Two things worth doing from where you actually are — not a generic study plan handed to everybody who lands here.

The four modules

What CE, CO, EE and EO will each demand of you — and which one is usually the one that costs people their points.

For enrolled students

You sit the real thing before you sit the real thing

Our students get full TEF and TCF mock papers inside their account — timed, in the exam's own section shapes, marked automatically, and reported back as an NCLC band per module. Listening runs on real audio. The written and spoken tasks go to your teacher.

It is not a quiz app bolted onto a class. It is the reason the class knows what to fix next week.

Start with the free assessment
Mock papers in your account
Mock paper length and time limit for each exam and module
Paper Questions Time
TEF Canada — Compréhension écrite4060 min
TEF Canada — Compréhension orale4040 min
TCF Canada — Compréhension écrite3960 min
TCF Canada — Compréhension orale3935 min
Expression écrite & oralemarked by your teacher

How it goes

  1. 1

    Ten French questions

    Easiest first, so a complete beginner can take it honestly. No account, no card, about three minutes.

  2. 2

    Your level, on the ladder

    Where your French sits, marked band by band — and where CLB 5 and CLB 7 sit above it. On screen, straight away.

  3. 3

    Free demo class

    Request one and a teacher messages you on WhatsApp. They already have your result, so nobody asks you the same questions twice. Nothing to pay.

Ten questions now beats guessing for six months

Most people chasing CRS points have been told a CLB number and never told what it costs in French. You can find out in three minutes.

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