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Here’s what makes our TEF-TCF Canada exam preparation course stand out:
About the Course
Getting a high score on the TCF-TEF Canada exam requires time and a lot of practice. This TCF-TEF prep course is a long-term course for people who wish to acquire or enhance their NCLC score (between 5 and 8). Students can achieve a higher score by practicing and committing to self-study. We continue to support all our students in their TCF-TEF exam preparation efforts.
To help you excel in the TCF-TEF Canada Exam , La Forêt French Class is offering this comprehensive preparation courses. How, you ask? Well, We provide:
- Live Interactive Classes: We offer 1-hour live interactive classes from Monday to Friday. Each level (A1, A2, B1 & B2) takes about 8-10 weeks to complete, which is about 2 months.
- Progress Evaluation: After completing each level, we conduct an evaluation test. These tests are conducted by our senior faculty to provide the best guidance.
- 8 Months to Master French: From a complete beginner to a master, our structured plan will take you around 8 months. But that’s not all! In the 9th month, we focus on in-depth exam preparation. For 1 month we add the student to a TEF or TCF Exam preparation group with a senior faculty for further guidance. At the end of the month, we conduct full-length mock tests, just like the real exam, to ensure you’re fully prepared.
- Personalized Support: We understand each learner is different, so we provide personalised support from the mentors. You can connect with our team anytime for any doubt or query or any assistance in regards to your language learning or exam preparation.
- Recordings for Missed Classes: If you miss a class, just inform your faculty or the admin team in the WhatsApp group. We’ll record the session on request and upload it to Google Classroom for you to watch later.
- Dual-Faculty Support: Our courses offer dual faculty support- a Main Faculty and an Assisting Faculty. The main faculty will be dedicated to teach you the language throughout the course duration. But in case you are unable to understand a topic, you can reach out to the admin team to book a 1 on 1 doubt session with the assisting faculty who will help you further.
- Multiple Ways to Resolve Doubts: Got a small doubt? Post it on your WhatsApp group and we’ll resolve it quickly.
- Google Classroom Access: You’ll have 24*7 access to notes, videos, exam papers, and other resources in Google Classroom for self-study.
Apart from our coaching to get a high score in the TEF Canada – TCF exam requires regular and sustained self-study.
Additionally…
Different people have different learning styles, but we have a little something for everyone:
- If you’re someone who flourishes better when studying alone? We got you covered with online self-study and e-learning platform available at PrepMyFuture to prepare for the future.
- If you’re someone who needs supportive guidance and vigilance during preparation to further aid the learning process, TCF-TEF Canada Exam Preparation Online Course is your best bet to get a high CRS score!
| Exam | Type | Duration |
| Written comprehension (Compréhension écrite) |
Listening | 40 minutes |
| Oral Expression (Expression Orale) |
Reading | 60 minutes |
| Oral Expression (Expression Orale) |
Speaking – 2 Topics | 15 minutes |
| Written Expression (Expression Écrite) |
Writing – 2 Topics | 60 minutes |
| Vocabulary and syntax (lexique et syntaxe) |
30 minutes |
| Basics | Grammar | Verbs | Tenses |
| Alphabets & numbers | Partitive Article | Pronominal Verbs | Simple Present Tense |
| Pronunciation | Object Pronouns | Imperative (Orders) | Passé Composé |
| Questions | Prepositions | Indirect Object Verbs | Imparfait |
| Time & Date | Relative Pronouns | Verb + Expressions | Simple Future |
| Gender, Articles and Plurality | Conjunctions | Verb + Prepositions | Present Conditional |
| Common Phrases | Demonstrative, Possessive: Adjectives and Pronouns | Past Conditional | |
| Negation | Passive Voice | Plus-que-parfait | |
| Comparatives and Superlatives | Indirect Speech | Futur Antérieur | |
| Adjectives | Subjunctive Mood | ||
| Adverbs | Infinitives: Present and Past | ||
| Present Participle and Gerund |
Requirements
- Minimum Age: 16 years
- Knowledge of French: No prior knowledge of French is required.
Duration
- Total Duration: About 7-9 months (batch dependent)
- No of sessions: 180-240 (batch dependent)
- Duration of each session: 60-90 Minutes (batch dependent)
- Mode of instruction: Online, via Google Meet.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I prepare for TEF in 3 months?
Yes, you can prepare for the TEF in 3 months, but it depends on your current French proficiency level and how intensively you study. If you’re starting from an intermediate or higher level, 3 months of focused preparation, including grammar, vocabulary, listening, speaking, and writing practice, can be sufficient. It’s important to:
- Set daily study goals (with practice tests, reading, listening, and speaking exercises).
- Focus on weak areas (like listening comprehension or writing).
- Join a structured course or study group for guidance.
If you are a beginner, though, it might take longer to reach the required proficiency for a good score.
Which is harder, TCF or TEF?
Both the TEF and TCF are designed to assess your French proficiency, but the TEF is generally considered more challenging because:
- TEF includes both written and spoken expression as mandatory components, while TCF does not.
- The TEF Canada requires candidates to achieve higher scores for certain Canadian immigration programs.
- The TCF has more objective, multiple-choice questions, while the TEF has subjective, open-ended responses that require you to demonstrate fluency and reasoning.
Ultimately, the level of difficulty can depend on your comfort with different types of questions and test formats.
Does French help in Canada PR?
Yes, French can significantly help in gaining Canada PR. For immigration programs like Express Entry and the Quebec Skilled Worker Program, strong French language skills can:
- Earn you additional points in the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS).
- Open doors to French-speaking provinces like Quebec, where language proficiency is highly valued.
- Boost your employability in bilingual job markets and communities across Canada.
Even basic French can give you a competitive edge in the immigration process!