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Practise TCF Canada speaking and writing, and aim for CLB/NCLC 7
A free practice pack for the two tests where method matters most: speaking (12 minutes) and writing (60 minutes). The pack itself is in French, since that is the language you will be tested in.
9-page PDF, CC BY 4.0 licence. No email address required, no cookies.
What is inside
- The official task formats, as published by France Éducation international: three speaking tasks (directed interview, interaction, point of view) and three writing tasks (60–120, 120–150 and 120–180 words).
- A timing guide for the 12-minute speaking test and the 60-minute writing test.
- 42 original practice prompts (24 speaking, 18 writing). They are not exam questions: real TCF subjects are confidential.
- The IRCC score-to-NCLC table and two self-assessment grids from NCLC 4 to NCLC 9+.
- A progress log and a 4-week plan.
Why NCLC 7 matters
For Express Entry, NCLC 7 or higher in all four French abilities earns additional points (25 or 50 depending on your English), and French-language category draws require at least NCLC 7 in all four abilities. In speaking and writing, NCLC 7 means a score of 10 or 11 out of 20. Sources: IRCC language test equivalencies, CRS criteria.
Coming later: a scored practice pass (CA$29 for 30 days) with new original prompts and an automatic NCLC estimate with feedback. Not available yet: no payment is possible today.
Unofficial. Objectif NCLC is an independent project of READ FRANCE SAS. It is not affiliated with France Éducation international (FEI), which designs the TCF Canada, or with IRCC. TCF is a trademark of France Éducation international. Official information: FEI's TCF Canada page.