TEF Canada preparation
Walk into the TEF Canada knowing what to expect.
The TEF Canada tests four skills: listening, reading, writing and speaking. House of French prepares you for each one separately — first with real A1–B2 foundations, then with exam-style practice that mirrors the format, the timing and the pressure.
4 skills1 clear planThe four abilities
Each skill, practised on its own terms.
Listening
Train your ear with French as it is actually spoken — different speeds, accents and everyday situations — so the exam audio never feels like the first time you've heard real French.
Reading
Work through texts the way the exam presents them: notices, articles and letters. You learn to find answers quickly without translating every word.
Writing
Practise the exact kinds of writing tasks the exam asks for, with model answers and clear explanations of what makes an answer stronger.
Speaking
Rehearse speaking prompts out loud, build the phrases you can rely on under pressure, and get comfortable organising an answer in the moment.
How it works
Foundations first, exam format second.
Exam tricks don't survive a shaky foundation. That's why the Exam Prep track sits on top of the A1–B2 Clarity Method lessons: you build the grammar, vocabulary and listening stamina first, then apply them to TEF-style tasks with 50+ practices per section.
See Exam Prep — CA$199Our honest promises
- House of French is not affiliated with the TEF organisation or any government body. Our material is independent practice, written by us.
- We never promise a score, a CLB/NCLC level, or an immigration outcome. Your result depends on your work and the official exam.
- Finishing B2 with us does not equal NCLC 7. Only the official exam decides your level for immigration purposes.
Start today
Not sure where you stand? Start with a free clarity session.
One short session shows you how the Clarity Method feels — before you spend a dollar.
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