TCF Canada · Federal immigration

Master TCF Canada
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The exam IRCC requires for Express Entry — all four sections, scored to NCLC, no surprises on exam day.

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Who takes TCF Canada?

Anyone applying to a federal Canadian immigration program — Express Entry, the Federal Skilled Worker Program, or the Canadian Experience Class — that requires a recognized French test. All four sections are compulsory, and your scores convert to NCLC/CLB levels used in your immigration profile.

The four sections

Built around the real exam, not generic prompts

Every task is modeled on the actual TCF question types, timing, and grading bands.

Compulsory READING

Reading (Compréhension écrite)

Timed multiple-choice reading comprehension, adaptive by difficulty.

Compulsory LISTENING

Listening (Compréhension orale)

Multiple-choice listening comprehension, audio played once, just like exam day.

Compulsory WRITING

Writing (Expression écrite)

Written tasks of increasing complexity, from a short message to a structured argument.

Compulsory SPEAKING

Speaking (Expression orale)

Recorded spoken tasks, assessed for fluency, structure, and pronunciation.

The path to exam day

From first guess to confident score

A straight line from "where am I?" to "I'm ready" — every time you open the app.

1

Diagnostic check

A short placement across all sections gives you a starting level estimate in one sitting.

2

Practice by section

Drill reading, listening, writing, or speaking on their own, or run a full timed mock exam.

3

AI feedback, every time

Get graded like an examiner — score band, what's working, and exactly what to fix next.

4

Track your progress

Watch your level climb toward your target score, with a countdown to exam day.

Graded like the real exam

Feedback that reads like an examiner's notes

No generic "great job!" — every submission comes back with a level-aligned score band, what's already working, and the specific fixes that move you up one level.

Written expression · Task 2

“À mon avis, le télétravail présente plusieurs avantages, notamment pour l'équilibre entre vie professionnelle et vie personnelle…”

B2 Estimated level · 320/450 words · 3 grammar notes
— Strong argument structure and topic sentences.
— Watch subjunctive after “il faut que” (2 instances).
— Add a counter-argument to reach the next level.

Example feedback — illustrative, not a real submission.

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Before you ask

Frequently asked questions

Who is MyTCFApp for?+

MyTCFApp is built for TCF Canada candidates — anyone preparing the French test IRCC requires for Express Entry and other federal Canadian immigration programs.

What NCLC level do I need for Express Entry?+

Requirements vary by program and change over time — many federal programs look for NCLC 7 in listening and speaking to unlock maximum points, but always confirm current thresholds with IRCC before you register.

Do I need my own AI API key?+

No for Practice and Mock Exam free trial evaluations. Writing Coach and some other AI tools may ask for your own key. Sign in at app.mytcfapp.com to get started.

What do I get in MyTCFApp?+

MyTCFApp is the TCF Canada coach at app.mytcfapp.com — Practice, Mock Exam, and AI coaching for reading, listening, writing and speaking in one place.

Is MyTCFApp available now?+

Yes — MyTCFApp is live. Open https://app.mytcfapp.com, sign in with Google, and start practicing TCF Canada today.

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