TCF Canada , includes four mandatory modules: Listening (39 MCQs, 35 min), Reading (39 MCQs, 60 min), Writing (3 tasks, 60 min), and Speaking (3 tasks, ~12 min). The full session lasts about 2 hours 47 minutes. Scores for each module are reported and mapped to CEFR levels (A1–C2) and to Canadian NCLC/CLB equivalents for immigration use.

Registration, results, and logistics
Register at an approved TCF centre near you; centres publish session dates, fees, and registration procedures. Results are typically available within ~15 working days after France Éducation international receives the exam papers; certificates must be collected from the test centre. Contact us

How to prepare effectively
Simulate test timing: practice full, timed sessions to build stamina; the Listening section is played once only, so train for single‑play comprehension. Target CLB/NCLC goals: identify the CLB level required by your immigration stream (e.g., CLB 7+ often improves Express Entry points) and practice tasks mapped to those levels. TCF Canada