This TCF Workshop offers a comprehensive overview of the exam, providing participants with effective strategies for thorough preparation. Our experienced instructor will guide you through advanced techniques to approach the exam with precision. Gain key insights into proctors' expectations and receive essential tips for optimizing your learning strategy to achieve the highest grade possible. 

This TCF Workshop offers a comprehensive overview of the exam, providing participants with effective strategies for thorough preparation. Our experienced instructor will guide you through advanced techniques to approach the exam with precision. Gain key insights into proctors' expectations and receive essential tips for optimizing your learning strategy to achieve the highest grade possible. 

This part is always mandatory 

• Listening (29 questions) - 25 minutes
• Proficiency in language structures (18 questions) - 15 minutes
• Reading (29 questions) - 45 minutes

• Speaking (12 minutes) - Mandatory to take for French citizenship 

MUST be taken with the TCF TP - Compulsory Exam ON THE SAME DATE

• Writing (60 minutes) - Mandatory to take for French citizenship  AND for studies in France

MUST be taken with the TCF TP - Compulsory Exam ON THE SAME DATE

The TCF IRN is composed of 4 compulsory sections:
- 20 multiple choice questions for reading - 20 minutes
- 3 tasks for speaking - 10 minutes
- 20 multiple choice questions for listening - 15 minutes
- 3 tasks for writing - 30 minutes

The TCF Canada consists of four mandatory parts. It evaluates general French language proficiency in listening comprehension, reading comprehension, speaking and writing.

• 39 multiple choice questions for listening comprehension - 35 minutes; 
• 39 multiple choice questions for the reading comprehension with only one correct answer possible  - 60 minutes;
• 3 speaking tasks, organized according to a progressively increasing level of difficulty - 30 minutes (12 minutes effective interaction);
•  3 writing tasks, also with a progressively increasing level of difficulty - 60 minutes. 

Group exams (Writing, listening, and reading) will be in the morning and individual speaking parts will, as much as possible, be scheduled in the afternoon, but may also be scheduled between the Friday before and the Saturday of the same week  depending on the number of candidates and availability of examiners.

Group exams (Writing, listening, and reading) will be in the morning and individual speaking parts will, as much as possible, be scheduled in the afternoon, but may also be scheduled between the Friday before and the Saturday of the same week  depending on the number of candidates and availability of examiners.

Group exams (Writing, listening, and reading) will be in the morning and individual speaking parts will, as much as possible, be scheduled in the afternoon, but may also be scheduled between the Friday before and the Saturday of the same week  depending on the number of candidates and availability of examiners.

Group exams (Writing, listening, and reading) will be in the morning and individual speaking parts will, as much as possible, be scheduled in the afternoon, but may also be scheduled between the Friday before and the Saturday of the same week  depending on the number of candidates and availability of examiners.

Group exams (Writing, listening, and reading) will be in the morning and individual speaking parts will, as much as possible, be scheduled in the afternoon, but may also be scheduled between the Friday before and the Saturday of the same week  depending on the number of candidates and availability of examiners.

Group exams (Writing, listening, and reading) will be in the morning and individual speaking parts will, as much as possible, be scheduled in the afternoon, but may also be scheduled between the Friday before and the Saturday of the same week  depending on the number of candidates and availability of examiners.

The TCF Canada consists of four mandatory parts. It evaluates general French language proficiency in listening comprehension, reading comprehension, speaking and writing.

• 39 multiple choice questions for listening comprehension - 35 minutes; 
• 39 multiple choice questions for the reading comprehension with only one correct answer possible  - 60 minutes;
• 3 speaking tasks, organized according to a progressively increasing level of difficulty - 30 minutes (12 minutes effective interaction);
•  3 writing tasks, also with a progressively increasing level of difficulty - 60 minutes. 

The TCF IRN is composed of 4 compulsory sections:
- 20 multiple choice questions for reading - 20 minutes
- 3 tasks for speaking - 10 minutes
- 20 multiple choice questions for listening - 15 minutes
- 3 tasks for writing - 30 minutes

This part is always mandatory 

• Listening (29 questions) - 25 minutes
• Proficiency in language structures (18 questions) - 15 minutes
• Reading (29 questions) - 45 minutes

• Speaking (12 minutes) - Mandatory to take for French citizenship 

MUST be taken with the TCF TP - Compulsory Exam ON THE SAME DATE

• Writing (60 minutes) - Mandatory to take for French citizenship  AND for studies in France

MUST be taken with the TCF TP - Compulsory Exam ON THE SAME DATE

This TCF Workshop offers a comprehensive overview of the exam, providing participants with effective strategies for thorough preparation. Our experienced instructor will guide you through advanced techniques to approach the exam with precision. Gain key insights into proctors' expectations and receive essential tips for optimizing your learning strategy to achieve the highest grade possible. 

Group exams (Writing, listening, and reading) will be in the morning and individual speaking parts will, as much as possible, be scheduled in the afternoon, but may also be scheduled between the Friday before and the Saturday of the same week  depending on the number of candidates and availability of examiners.

Group exams (Writing, listening, and reading) will be in the morning and individual speaking parts will, as much as possible, be scheduled in the afternoon, but may also be scheduled between the Friday before and the Saturday of the same week  depending on the number of candidates and availability of examiners.

Group exams (Writing, listening, and reading) will be in the morning and individual speaking parts will, as much as possible, be scheduled in the afternoon, but may also be scheduled between the Friday before and the Saturday of the same week  depending on the number of candidates and availability of examiners.

Group exams (Writing, listening, and reading) will be in the morning and individual speaking parts will, as much as possible, be scheduled in the afternoon, but may also be scheduled between the Friday before and the Saturday of the same week  depending on the number of candidates and availability of examiners.

Group exams (Writing, listening, and reading) will be in the morning and individual speaking parts will, as much as possible, be scheduled in the afternoon, but may also be scheduled between the Friday before and the Saturday of the same week  depending on the number of candidates and availability of examiners.

Group exams (Writing, listening, and reading) will be in the morning and individual speaking parts will, as much as possible, be scheduled in the afternoon, but may also be scheduled between the Friday before and the Saturday of the same week  depending on the number of candidates and availability of examiners.

Group exams (Writing, listening, and reading) will be in the morning and individual speaking parts will, as much as possible, be scheduled in the afternoon, but may also be scheduled between the Friday before and the Saturday of the same week  depending on the number of candidates and availability of examiners.

Group exams (Writing, listening, and reading) will be in the morning and individual speaking parts will, as much as possible, be scheduled in the afternoon, but may also be scheduled between the Friday before and the Saturday of the same week  depending on the number of candidates and availability of examiners.

Group exams (Writing, listening, and reading) will be in the morning and individual speaking parts will, as much as possible, be scheduled in the afternoon, but may also be scheduled between the Friday before and the Saturday of the same week  depending on the number of candidates and availability of examiners.

Group exams (Writing, listening, and reading) will be in the morning and individual speaking parts will, as much as possible, be scheduled in the afternoon, but may also be scheduled between the Friday before and the Saturday of the same week  depending on the number of candidates and availability of examiners.

Group exams (Writing, listening, and reading) will be in the morning and individual speaking parts will, as much as possible, be scheduled in the afternoon, but may also be scheduled between the Friday before and the Saturday of the same week  depending on the number of candidates and availability of examiners.

Group exams (Writing, listening, and reading) will be in the morning and individual speaking parts will, as much as possible, be scheduled in the afternoon, but may also be scheduled between the Friday before and the Saturday of the same week  depending on the number of candidates and availability of examiners.

The TCF Canada consists of four mandatory parts. It evaluates general French language proficiency in listening comprehension, reading comprehension, speaking and writing.

• 39 multiple choice questions for listening comprehension - 35 minutes; 
• 39 multiple choice questions for the reading comprehension with only one correct answer possible  - 60 minutes;
• 3 speaking tasks, organized according to a progressively increasing level of difficulty - 30 minutes (12 minutes effective interaction);
•  3 writing tasks, also with a progressively increasing level of difficulty - 60 minutes. 

The TCF IRN is composed of 4 compulsory sections:
- 20 multiple choice questions for reading - 20 minutes
- 3 tasks for speaking - 10 minutes
- 20 multiple choice questions for listening - 15 minutes
- 3 tasks for writing - 30 minutes

This part is always mandatory 

• Listening (29 questions) - 25 minutes
• Proficiency in language structures (18 questions) - 15 minutes
• Reading (29 questions) - 45 minutes

• Speaking (12 minutes) - Mandatory to take for French citizenship 

MUST be taken with the TCF TP - Compulsory Exam ON THE SAME DATE

• Writing (60 minutes) - Mandatory to take for French citizenship  AND for studies in France

MUST be taken with the TCF TP - Compulsory Exam ON THE SAME DATE