TCF Canada resource library
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Explore permanent TCF Canada guides organized by purpose. Begin with preparation, focus on an individual skill, understand your scores or research the role of the test in Canadian immigration.Start here
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Understand the test, choose a study path and decide when to begin realistic simulation.
TCF Canada preparation
Build a complete study system across all four skills.
Read the guideFrench B2 study-time calculator
Estimate the weeks needed from A1, A2 or B1 using your realistic weekly study hours.
Open the calculatorTCF Canada practice test
Learn how to attempt, review and reuse practice results.
Read the guideTCF Canada exam questions
Understand what each question and task is designed to assess.
Read the guideTCF Canada mock test
Use realistic simulation at the right stage of preparation.
Read the guideTCF Canada registration
Verify official centres, local fees, dates and booking requirements.
Read the guideTCF Canada results and validity
Understand result validity and plan a focused retake.
Read the guideTCF Canada study plan
Turn current evidence into a realistic weekly schedule.
Read the guideFrench level needed for TCF Canada
Separate learning level, skill readiness and program targets.
Read the guideTCF Canada FAQ
Get concise answers and continue to the dedicated topic guide.
Read the guideTCF Canada test-day checklist
Verify centre instructions, documents and final routines.
Read the guideTCF Canada vs TCF Québec
Choose by receiving authority, purpose and required components.
Read the guideBuild each skill
Practice by skill
Work on one exam ability at a time, then connect it to the relevant free sample and full practice library.
Reading practice
Train evidence, paraphrase, inference and timing.
Read the guideListening practice
Follow meaning, changes, voices and accents.
Read the guideWriting practice
Complete all three tasks with the right purpose and register.
Read the guideWriting Task 1
Plan and complete a short practical message.
Read the guideWriting Task 2
Develop a coherent experience or account.
Read the guideWriting topic data analysis
Use observed Task 1, Task 2 and Task 3 topic frequencies to plan vocabulary and writing practice.
Read the guideSpeaking practice
Develop interaction, questions and supported opinions.
Read the guideSpeaking Task 1
Build flexible personal interview answers and follow-ups.
Read the guideSpeaking Task 3
Build an extended position with reasons, examples and nuance.
Read the guideSpeaking topic data analysis
See which Task 2 and Task 3 sectors appeared most often and plan your vocabulary priorities.
Read the guideTCF Canada vocabulary
Download a free 50-entry B2-C1 sample, then learn major words through context, paraphrases and retrieval.
Read the guideRepair one problem
Focused skill guides
Use a narrow lesson when one repeatable reading, listening, writing, level or accent problem is limiting progress.
Contextual synonyms
Match evidence with paraphrased meaning in reading.
Read the guideListening corrections and changes
Follow the final decision instead of the first detail.
Read the guideFrench writing connectors
Choose linking language by logical function.
Read the guideWriting task completion
Check every required action before language polishing.
Read the guideB1 vs B2 French
Compare development, connection and qualification.
Read the guide30-day TCF plan
Use a fixed four-week preparation sequence.
Read the guideFinal week before TCF
Stabilize routines during the last seven days.
Read the guideQuébec French listening
Build accent familiarity through meaning and varied audio.
Read the guideUnderstand results
Scores and levels
Read component results correctly and understand the Canadian benchmarks used for French.
Use official information
TCF and immigration
Connect language-test preparation with official immigration research without confusing practice estimates with official results.
Focused study strategies
Looking for shorter lessons on one exam problem?
Read focused articles about contextual synonyms, listening corrections, writing task completion, speaking questions and moving from B1 to B2.Ready to practise?