TEF Canada
Test d'évaluation de français
Preparation covers all four sections of the exam:
- Listening
- Compréhension orale
- Reading
- Compréhension écrite
- Speaking
- Expression orale
- Writing
- Expression écrite
Structured preparation for the French exams used for Canadian immigration, permanent residence, citizenship, study and work.
Both TCF Canada and TEF Canada are accepted for Canadian immigration, so either one works. Here's how our students describe the difference.
| Aspect | TCF CanadaMost students find it easier | TEF CanadaA bit tougher |
|---|---|---|
| Listening | Slower and clearer | Faster and trickier |
| Questions | More direct | Can be confusing |
| Speaking and writing | More guided tasks | Needs stronger vocabulary and confidence |
| In short | The easier path to your immigration score | More challenging, but still doable |
Not sure which suits you? Choose “Not sure yet” in the questionnaire and we'll advise after your level assessment.
Test d'évaluation de français
Preparation covers all four sections of the exam:
Test de connaissance du français
Focused practice in every component of the exam, with strategy for each task type.
TEF Québec, TEFAQ, TCF Québec, DELF and DALF.
Programmes adapt to your current level and target score, including learners working toward A2, B1, B2 and higher, or a specific NCLC level.
We find out where you are now and what score you need.
A plan built around your target level and exam date.
Vocabulary, grammar and all four skills, with strategies for each section.
Practise under real exam conditions, with corrections and feedback.
Regular checks so you know you're on track before exam day.
Beginners can start with foundational French, then move on to exam-focused preparation.
We provide structured preparation, practice, feedback and strategy. Exam results depend on each candidate's performance, so we can't guarantee a particular score.
Tell us which exam you're taking, your target level and your exam date. Omotayo will reply on WhatsApp with a recommended plan.