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Free TCF and TEF Canada practice tools
Four tools for TCF Canada and TEF Canada candidates. No account, no email address, nothing stored: everything runs in your browser and disappears when you close the tab.
TCF and TEF score converter
Turn your four raw TCF Canada or TEF Canada results into NCLC levels, with the CLB equivalent beside them, and see which ability is holding your file back.
Open the toolFrench CRS points calculator
Work out how many additional CRS points your French level is worth, and what your English result does to that number.
Open the toolExam study planner
Count the weeks between today and your test date, and see how many study hours a week that leaves you.
Open the toolWriting word counter
Count your words against the real limit for each writing task. The TCF publishes a floor and a ceiling; the TEF publishes a floor and no maximum at all, whatever other sites tell you.
Open the toolSection A question drill
Five minutes, a real advert, ten questions. It tells you which question forms you used, what you forgot to ask, and the errors a teacher hears every day.
Open the toolReading paper, under the clock
A full reading comprehension paper for either exam, timed and marked, with the reasoning behind every answer. Four papers, 158 questions, no account needed.
Open the toolQuestion bank with answers
The same 158 questions one at a time, untimed, each with the explanation that says why the other three options are wrong.
Open the toolExam quiz game
Ten questions, twenty-five seconds each, three lives. Most of them test how the exam works rather than your French, which is why candidates at every level drop marks on them.
Open the toolExam section timer
Run a practice section under the real clock, with the published duration for every TCF Canada and TEF Canada section and a custom option for shorter drills.
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Why these are free
Because they should be. Converting a score to an NCLC level is arithmetic against a published table, not expertise, and charging for it or hiding it behind an email form would be a poor way to introduce ourselves. If the tools tell you that you are already where you need to be, that is a useful answer and it costs you nothing. If they tell you there is a gap, you know what we do next.
Find out where your French actually stands
Book a short assessment with Adèle: one writing task, one speaking task, and an honest plan for the weeks you have left before the exam.