French — Exams & Pathways

TCF Canada

An alternative French exam accepted for Canadian immigration and Quebec pathways.

TCF Canada (Test de connaissance du français) is a second French exam recognised by Canadian immigration, used for Express Entry and Quebec programmes. Like TEF Canada, results map to NCLC/CLB levels that feed your points.

TEF or TCF — pick by date availability and which format suits you; the French you build is the same. For Quebec's PSTQ you will typically need a solid B2.

What level / visa it maps to

NCLC 7 (≈ B2) for Express Entry; B2 for Quebec PSTQ.

Frequently asked questions

What is TCF Canada used for?

It is a French exam recognised by Canadian immigration for Express Entry and Quebec programmes; results map to NCLC/CLB levels that feed your points.

TEF Canada or TCF Canada — which should I take?

Pick by date availability and which format suits you; the French you build is the same either way.

What do I need for Quebec?

For Quebec's PSTQ you will typically need a solid B2.

We'll be straight with you about the level and timeline your goal actually needs — then get you there.

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