Pass TCF Canada with a study plan that adapts to you.

With a free account you get the first three Reading tests and the first three Listening tests, each a full, timed, scored test with an answer review. You also get every Writing and Speaking topic, with model answers to compare against. There is no time limit and no card required. You can even try a short sample, one Reading question, one Listening question, a writing prompt and a speaking prompt, without creating an account.

Bronze ($9.99 CAD, 5 days) opens Reading and Listening tests 1 to 10 and the writing simulator. Silver ($24.99 CAD, 1 month) opens all 40 Reading and all 40 Listening tests plus the writing simulator. Gold ($44.99 CAD, 2 months) includes everything in Silver and adds full mock exams, with a progress page built from your mock results. Writing and Speaking topics are free on every plan, and the writing simulator is unlimited on all three.

No. Every plan is a single payment for a fixed period: 5 days, 1 month or 2 months. Nothing renews and you are never charged automatically. When the period ends, your account returns to the free tests. Your test history and results stay in your account.

Your days are never lost. A new purchase is added after the time you already have. For example, if you have 3 days of Bronze left and buy Gold, you get Gold features straight away for 63 days in total. If you buy a lower plan while a higher one is running, you keep the higher plan until it ends, then the new plan continues for its own days.

Payment goes through Stripe’s secure checkout, in Canadian dollars. Your card details are entered with Stripe and are never stored by French Practice. If you have a promotion code, you can enter it at checkout. Your plan becomes active as soon as Stripe confirms the payment, usually within a few seconds.

Each test has 39 questions that get harder as you go, and harder questions are worth more: from 3 points for the first questions up to 33 points for the last ones, for a maximum of 699, the same scale the TCF Canada uses. After you submit, you can review every question with the correct answer, plus an explanation where one is available. A very small number of tests have no published answer key yet and are marked “Not scored”. You can retake any test as often as you like, and each test shows whether you have started or completed it.

Yes. In practice you can replay each recording as many times as you need, which helps you learn to catch details. The real exam plays each recording only once, so as your exam gets closer, try answering after a single listen.

It reproduces the Written Expression test: 60 minutes for three tasks, a short message (60–120 words), a narrative (120–150 words) and an argumentative text (120–180 words). Your drafts save automatically as you type, and a French accent keyboard is built in. When you submit, or when the time runs out, AI scores each task out of 20 on task fulfilment, coherence, vocabulary and grammar. It highlights your mistakes, suggests a corrected version and estimates your NCLC level, usually in under a minute. It is included, with unlimited use, in every paid plan.

Speaking practice is for self-review. You can record your answer in the browser, listen back, and delete and re-record as often as you like, then compare it with the model answer. Recordings are private to your account. They are not scored, by AI or by a person.

A mock exam (Gold) follows the exam order: Listening (35 min), Reading (60 min), Writing (60 min) and Speaking (12 min), with a 5-minute break between sections. Each mock is put together from the question library, so you can take as many as you like. Listening and Reading are scored automatically, with NCLC levels. Your writing and speaking are saved for self-review against model answers but are not scored. If you stop partway, you can continue later from where you left off.

Once you are signed in, the calculator on your dashboard converts official TCF Canada scores (0–699 for Listening and Reading, 0–20 for Writing and Speaking) into NCLC levels for each ability, using the IRCC conversion table. It is a conversion tool only. It does not decide immigration eligibility.

French Practice runs in the browser on computers, tablets and phones, with nothing to install. Speaking practice needs microphone access and an up-to-date Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari. For the writing simulator, a physical keyboard makes a timed hour of typing much closer to the real test.

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