Is this an official TEF Canada exam?

No. CanadaFrenchPath is practice preparation. Official TEF Canada is administered by authorized test centers. Our questions and AI grading follow TEF-style formats to prepare you for test day.

Can I practice all four skills?

Yes. Reading and listening are free-roll MCQs; writing and speaking use AI grading with NCLC estimates. You can also take a full timed mock exam.

What score is NCLC 7 on TEF Canada?

On the Express Entry “ancien score” column: reading 207–232, listening 249–279, writing and speaking 310–348. On the newer Score /699 column: reading and listening 434–461, writing 428–471, speaking 456–493. IRCC tells you to enter the ancien column in Express Entry — use our TEF NCLC calculator to convert either scale.

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TEF Canada practice test

Prepare for TEF Canada with practice that mirrors the real exam: 40 reading and 40 listening MCQs in official blocks, plus writing and speaking tasks graded to NCLC. Try a free sample question below, then continue inside the full practice app.

What the TEF Canada practice test covers

Reading: 40 MCQs · ~60 minutes · official document blocks
Listening: 40 MCQs · ~40 minutes · audio played once on test day
Writing: 2 tasks · fait divers + argumentation · ~60 minutes
Speaking: 2 tasks · Section A (ask) + Section B (convince) · ~15 minutes
Goal for PR: NCLC 7+ in all four skills for Express Entry French bonus

How to use a TEF practice test effectively

Time yourself. Reading and listening feel different under the clock than untimed drills.
Review every wrong answer by skill block (annonces, articles, documents professionnels).
Treat writing and speaking as graded production — not just “I finished.” Aim for NCLC 7 language.
Retake a full mock after you close gaps; your weakest section sets your IRCC floor.

Free sample — reading MCQ

This is a TEF-style reading item. Answer it now; when you are ready for the full bank (reading, listening, writing, speaking), start free practice on CanadaFrenchPath.

Sample document

Avis aux résidents — Travaux de voirie. Du 12 au 18 mars, la rue Saint-Denis sera fermée entre Sherbrooke et Mont-Royal. Un service de navette gratuite circulera toutes les 15 minutes de 7 h à 19 h. Pour plus d’information : 311 ou montreal.ca/travaux.

Selon l’avis, que peuvent utiliser les résidents pendant les travaux ?

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From this page to full TEF practice

Try the free sample question on this page.
Create a free account (signup bonus credits included).
Open Practice → pick TEF and the skill you need.
Track NCLC estimates as you build toward a full mock exam.