Originality standard
Publishable scenarios, passages, transcripts, options, explanations and model responses must be independently written. Research may inform broad skills and topic coverage, but source-specific expression cannot be reused.
- No copied or lightly paraphrased test material
- No official logos or misleading affiliation
- No claims of leaked, recalled or previously administered questions
- Commercially permitted audio and visual assets only
Accuracy and level review
Automated checks verify structure, missing fields, answer counts and duplicates. Editorial review evaluates natural French, ambiguity, level, translation, evidence and pedagogical usefulness. A structurally valid draft may still require revision.
Corrections and updates
Material may be revised when an ambiguity, error or unnatural expression is identified. Important official-format and immigration references are dated and linked to the primary source so learners can verify current requirements.
Report a problem
Beta testers can send corrections through the invitation channel while the public support system is prepared.