TCF and TEF preparation
The TCF and TEF are the reference tests for French-speaking immigration and naturalisation (Canada, Québec, French nationality application). Unlike the DELF, these are positioning tests: you aim for the best score. Preparation means precise strategies and lots of timed practice.
対策の進め方
- Multiple-choice answer strategies and time management
- Intensive practice on exam-style topics, skill by skill
- Written-expression method (tasks marked on precise criteria)
- Speaking simulation with an examiner
- Mock exams and a score target matched to your process
試験の形式
- Listening comprehension (multiple choice)
- Reading comprehension (multiple choice)
- Command of language structures (vocabulary and grammar)
- Written expression (writing tasks)
- Speaking expression (interview with an examiner)
- Targeted versions: TCF Canada, TCF Québec, TCF integration/naturalisation (residence card / nationality)
どんな方に
For candidates for immigration or naturalisation (Canada, Québec, French nationality), study in France, or anyone needing to reach a specific score within a deadline.
資格の認知度
The TCF (France Éducation international) and TEF (CCI Paris) are accepted for immigration to Canada and Québec, French nationality applications and university access. The result is a score placing your level from A1 to C2.
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よくある質問
What is the difference between the TCF and the DELF?
The DELF is a diploma (pass/fail, valid for life). The TCF is a positioning test: it gives a score/level, usually valid 2 years, required for immigration and naturalisation.
What is the TCF for naturalisation?
It's the version of the TCF required for a French nationality application (notably oral comprehension and expression). Frenchee prepares you specifically for this version.
TCF or TEF for Canada?
Both are accepted by IRCC for economic immigration. The choice depends on the centres available near you; preparation is similar and your teacher adapts to the target test.