Speaking
2 role-plays
Ask questions, persuade a friend and respond naturally to a live French AI partner.
Premium · Speaking credits apply
Practise all four skills with 15 original mock exams per skill. Use exam timers and clear feedback to prepare for test day.
One skill at a time, at your own pace
2 role-plays
Ask questions, persuade a friend and respond naturally to a live French AI partner.
Premium · Speaking credits apply
2 tasks
Continue a news story, defend your opinion and get feedback on your writing.
First mock free
40 questions
Follow conversations and announcements, then review answers and transcripts.
First mock free
40 questions
Read notices, messages and articles, then understand each answer with explanations.
First mock free
Four skills. 2 hours 55 minutes. One saved sitting with a timer for each section.
Full four-skill mocks require Premium. Live speaking uses speaking credits. These are original practice materials, not official TEF exam papers.
Start with a free mock, review your mistakes, then choose a fresh set to check whether your approach is improving. Every numbered set stays the same, so you can also return to a previous attempt.
Find your saved sessionsOne mock each for reading, listening and writing. A free account includes one AI writing assessment and one five-minute Section A speaking conversation.
See everything that is freeSee current plans and included speaking time.
A mock test is most useful when you leave time to review it. Use your results to choose a specific task to practise next.
Practise individual TEF questionsChoose a skill or a complete exam. Work through the timed sections; answers save as you go. The timer keeps running if you leave or refresh.
Check reading and listening explanations. Use AI writing feedback and feedback on your speaking conversation to identify one area to work on.
Practise the weak task type, then test the same skill again. Compare your pacing and mistakes instead of relying on a memorised answer.
Our mocks follow the four-skill TEF Canada format used for immigration applications.
15 minutes
2 role-plays
Section A: ask for information for 5 minutes. Section B: persuade a friend for 10 minutes.
Speaking format60 minutes
2 tasks
Section A: continue an article in at least 80 words, in 25 minutes. Section B: defend an opinion in at least 200 words, in 35 minutes.
Writing format40 minutes
40 questions
Answer multiple-choice questions about spoken French. In the mock, questions follow the exam order within the 40-minute section.
Listening format60 minutes
40 questions
Answer multiple-choice questions about written French. Use the overview to revisit answers before submitting your reading section.
Reading formatFormat checked 6 October 2026 against CCI Paris Île-de-France. Practice results and AI feedback are learning tools, not official TEF or NCLC scores. Use our TEF Canada score chart to understand official score scales.
Try the free TEF Canada placement test first. Fifteen original reading and listening questions take about 30 minutes and give you a rough NCLC range for each skill. No account needed.
A short level check, not a full mock exam or an official score.
Yes. The first reading, listening and writing mock exams are free. A free account also includes one AI writing assessment and one five-minute Section A speaking conversation. The short placement test is available without an account. Complete four-skill mocks and full speaking mocks require Premium; live speaking uses speaking credits.
Premium unlocks all 15 mock sets in each of the four skills, complete four-skill exams, all speaking topics and unlimited AI writing feedback. Live speaking conversations use speaking credits. Check the pricing page for the speaking time included in each plan.
The timed sections add up to 2 hours 55 minutes: reading takes 60 minutes, listening 40, writing 60 and speaking 15. Allow extra time afterwards to review your answers and feedback. You can also practise each skill separately.
Reading and listening reviews include correct answers and explanations; listening also has transcripts. Writing assessments and live speaking feedback help you identify areas to improve. Free accounts include one writing assessment and one five-minute speaking trial; further access depends on your plan and speaking credits.
No. These are original practice materials built around the documented TEF Canada format. TEF Canada is administered by CCI Paris Île-de-France. Our mock results and AI feedback are preparation tools, not official scores or a guarantee of your exam result.
The placement test takes about 30 minutes and uses 15 reading and listening questions to estimate a rough NCLC range. A mock exam rehearses a complete skill under its exam time limit. Full reading and listening mocks each contain 40 questions; the complete mock includes writing and speaking too.
No. Correct-answer totals and AI feedback help you review your performance, but they do not reproduce the official scoring process. Only an approved TEF test centre can issue your official result. Use the TEF score chart to understand how official results relate to NCLC levels.
Take one timed mock to find the tasks that slow you down. Review the explanations or feedback, practise that task type separately, then try a fresh set. Keep a record of repeated mistakes and time spent. Use the course for a structured method when you need more support before another full attempt.
Score tables by skill are on the TEF score chart and plan details on pricing
Build all four skills with original practice questions, timed writing tasks and a live French speaking partner. Get instant, accurate feedback to guide your next attempt.
Further live conversations use speaking credits.