TCF Canada: Express Entry

Unofficial app to prepare for the TCF Canada, published by AZSoft. It does not represent any government body. Not affiliated with France Éducation International (FEI), Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) or the Government of Canada. TCF and TCF Canada are trademarks of FEI.

The TCF Canada is one of the French tests accepted by IRCC for Express Entry and citizenship. 4 papers, 2 h 47 in total: listening (39 questions, 35 min), reading (39 questions, 60 min), writing (3 tasks, 60 min) and speaking (3 tasks, 12 min). Results convert to NCLC levels.

WHAT'S INSIDE

▸ More than 1,000 corrected questions (listening and reading), from A1 to C2
▸ The listening formats of the test: a picture with four heard propositions, a question with four heard answers, dialogues, radio programmes
▸ 6 mock exams of 39 + 39 questions, easiest first, with the test timing
▸ Reading documents in Canadian formats (emails, signs, bills, ads, text messages, articles, long texts)
▸ 60 guided writing topics and 60 guided speaking topics, with model answers
▸ 500 vocabulary cards with audio, to browse by topic
▸ Estimated NCLC per paper and a CRS bonus calculator (indicative)
▸ Smart review that finds your weak spots
▸ A custom mock exam: your topics, your number of questions, your own timer or the pace of the test

IN PRACTICE

▸ Works offline after the first launch
▸ No account, no personal data
▸ No advertising
▸ Subscription with no commitment, cancel any time
▸ Free trial: one smart review session per day (10 questions) and a mock exam preview

OFFICIAL SOURCES

▸ IRCC, accepted language tests: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/documents/language-requirements.html
▸ FEI, TCF Canada: https://www.france-education-international.fr/test/tcf-canada

IMPORTANT

No pass, NCLC level, CRS points or immigration outcome is guaranteed. The NCLC shown is a teaching estimate. The questions, audio, documents and explanations are original content and reproduce no official paper; the organisation names in the exercises are fictional. The recordings use synthetic voices.