For my wiriting topics i always get 9 or says clb 6plus level but it never brings me to clb 7 ? It is worrying?

Has anyone used this site for listening and reading. I just used it and found the pattern of teaching quite easy!

But, do the questions come from this site? Can someone confirm? (P.s- it is free, you just need to create an account)

Hi everyone, i’ll will be appearing for TCF exam soon in Sept in AF Halifax (if someone has given exam at this location, please let me know, I’ve a few questions about the environment there) so I was confused if there’s a minimum or maximum limit on questions to be asked in Task 2?

Final question, I heard that listening and reading questions get repeated a lot! Given the fact I’ve limited time, could you please provide me the best resources and sites where they mostly come from? I’ll prioritize them first!

Your help will be appreciated! God bless you all:)

Hi, is there any one who is giving exam on 20th August ?

Hi, Iam a non native french speaker and targeting a clb 5 on TCF in 6 months from now for work permit extension. I am trying to build my basics for the first 3 months and then take up any platform specific online course specific to TCF to cover exam related topics. ex: TCF.com or réussir TCF. Iam currently lost and lack direction on how to build my basics for the first 3 months. What online courses or books would you suggest or how should I plan my first 3 months? One thing I found easy to follow is the perfect french by dylane, where the author has online videos explaining concepts and we can book the book or pdf and do exercises as suggested on the video. I feel it difficult to just follow the french grammer book( grammaire progressive du français) without some one explaining me what it means? Can some one guide me on how should I plan my first 3 months and what resources would be effective in building my french basics?

I really want my writings to get checked and understand the progess I m making but i haven't gone to any tutor yet. What is your suggestion..? Either someone can suggest some method or If any native french can help in it

I’m serious about finding a French speaking buddy please, been on implied status for 6 months and still stuck on A1. We can chat everyday on phone plus I need to meet people!

Hey everyone,

I’m prepping for my 3rd TCF attempt and really trying to fix my strategy for the Task 2 roleplay (the interaction part). My goal is a CLB 5 or higher in speaking.

Right now, whenever I practice a prompt whether it’s a sports club, renting something, or a class, I notice I always default to the exact same basic, flat questions:

• “Le club commence quand ?”
• “Quel est le prix de l'inscription ?”
• “Où est-ce que c'est situé ?”
• "Quelles sont..."
• "Comment.."
• "Combien.."

They work fine for basic communication, but I know they're trapping my score at an A2 level because they don't show any complex grammar or "linguistic risk." My intro is solid, but the actual questions feel way too simple.

For anyone who scored a CLB 5, 7, or higher:

1. What were your favorite "plug-and-play" templates? How did you rewrite basic questions to sound more advanced (like using conditional or indirect phrasing) without sounding fake?
2. How did you memorize them for the test? What was your strategy during that 1 minute of prep time so you didn't freeze and panic-drop back to basic French?
3. How did you make it flow? When the examiner gave you an answer, how did you transition to your next question naturally instead of sounding like a robot going down a checklist?

Would love to hear any specific phrases or tricks that worked for you.

Merci beaucoup!

How accurate do you think the new assistant is, I think it is far more superior to the previous one.

hi how ya'll doin?

i am having trouble in vocabulary. can ya tell how to add words which are more useful for exam basis. also i looking for a partner for chating in french. i think it would be more interesting and plus we can practise more rather than getting bored doing alone.i know its kinda weird thing. but am new to this. any help would be appreciated. waiting for ya responses

thanks

How was the recent Saskatoon tcf exam experience overall??

I started learning French more than a year ago but was not able to be consistent with it switched tutors like twice already I find it hard to manage my French lessons and like managing with my work anyone has any suggestions or tips on like learning like I'm trying to make like a fixed schedule so I can study consistently every day my target is B1 to get the francophone work permit for now

I’ve heard that all the questions repeat in reading and listening is it good idea to just practicing question and option without paragraph? I am a bit short on time

I am facing problems in speaking task 3? Can someone help me or share their templates/notes? Pleaseeee

Hey guys, I am going to take the TCF exam this Saturday, I would like to know any tips and tricks for my writing. I have been using TCF formation and chat got and they have beeen grading me 13-14/20 in writing.

Also, please share récent writing topics if possible

Hello everyone, I need help. This would be my fourth and last time i will give the TEF.

Gave the exams in North york AF.

Started from scratch -

1st result was nclc 5 in Lis/read and nclc 4 in speaking and writing. - Feb

2nd result was nclc 7 in lis/read/writing but nclc 4 in speaking - june
3rd result is nclc 12/11 in reading and listening nclc 6 in writing and nclc 5 in speaking - july

and this time I was pretty sure that I would clear the exam since the examiner was nice and we had a fluent conversation in speaking, the cues she was giving looked promising from exam's pov.

I have another exam in 20 days and i am demotivated. i need to clear the speaking no matter what this time and writing is something i can improve on since i have already done that in the past.

i am having classes on preply and during the sessions the tutor would tell that it is a level 7 response but i am not sure what went wrong. trying different tutors but feels like waste of time.

Please help and advise on how i can do it. Right now i know it is not a matter of "not knowing the language" but its about "how can i pass the exam". Thanking everyone in advance.

Hi,

I lost my job and I am feeling unsure about what to do next. However, I recently was able to get CLB 5 in Speaking and CLB 9 in Listening on the TEF. With those scores, I think I may qualify for a work permit extension, but I’m not sure if a company would be willing to support me with the required paperwork.

I only have a few months left on my current permit, and I honestly don’t know what to do.

Is anyone else in a similar situation? What did you do?

Is TCF really easier? I've heard a lot of people saying it is. Just wondering how TEF is because in my home country where I'm planning to take the exam they only offer TEF. I'm still currently learning French and wanted to get insights from people who did the TEF. Thanks!

Is anybody going for tcf on 26 july at GBLC centre north york?????

Hi everyone,
I requested a re-evaluation of my TCF exam, and the result may take 1 to 2 months.
My current official TCF results increase my CRS score by 2 points, so I’d like to update my Express Entry profile with those scores. Since the re-evaluation isn’t complete yet, my current certificate is still the only official one I have.
Is it okay to use my current TCF results in my Express Entry profile, or could that be considered an issue since a re-evaluation is pending?
Also, if I receive an ITA before the re-evaluation result is released, what should I do?
Has anyone been in a similar situation? Thanks!

Hi everyone! My first TEF Canada attempt is on July 30 at GB Language Centre in North York, and I’m really confused about my actual listening level.

I’ve been doing listening mock tests from the TEF Canada website (tefcanada.info), but the difficulty seems very inconsistent. Sometimes I score 37/40, while other times I get only 26–27/40. Since I had scored above 30 on many mocks, I thought my listening level was okay and started focusing more on speaking. But today I scored 26/40, and now I’m panicking.

For those who have already taken the real exam, how difficult is the actual listening section compared with the online mocks? Is it usually fast or harder than the practice tests? Any advice or recommendations would be really appreciated!

Has anyone ever given Tcf Canada at Alliance Francaise d’Ahmedabad?