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- Level-based B1 grammar and vocabulary
- One short all four skills lesson
- Add mistakes to your review list
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Build a TCF study week you can actually follow.
Choose your level, target and available time. The plan updates instantly and remains entirely in your browser.
Choose a plan you can repeat
The generator divides your weekly time between learning, focused practice, production and measurement.
Your weekly plan
150 minutesPractise
- Use practice mode without time pressure
- Explain the clue behind each answer
- Repeat one weak pattern later in the week
Produce
- Complete one writing or speaking task
- Check audience, purpose and required content
- Repeat with one narrow improvement goal
Measure
- Use a short progress test each week
- Compare progress toward B2
- Adjust next week using error patterns
This plan organizes practice; it does not promise a particular score. Rebuild it after each diagnostic or full simulation.
Build a realistic TCF Canada study plan
A useful TCF study plan begins with your current level in each skill, not only a desired exam date. Choose one primary weakness and keep shorter maintenance sessions for stronger abilities. The plan should include learning, focused practice, correction and timed rehearsal.
Use the generated schedule as a starting point. If the same error appears repeatedly in reading, listening, writing or speaking, replace a general study block with a focused repair activity.
Make each French study session measurable
Write one concrete objective before starting: identify contextual synonyms, hear corrected plans, complete every writing obligation or develop a speaking example. End by recording what changed and what needs to be repeated.
- Early preparation: emphasize level-based lessons and untimed correction.
- Middle preparation: combine skill practice with occasional timed sections.
- Final preparation: rehearse complete TCF sections and stabilize routines.