The TCF exam is a language test for non-French speakers.

Attributing candidates one of the six levels from the European Framework, the TCF indicates whether a person has the required French level to enter a French university or work in the francophone business world.

The TCF Quebec has been specifically created to meet the requirements of the Ministry of Immigration and Cultural Communities and to meet the requirements of people wishing to settle in Quebec.

The TCF Québec comprises 4 TESTS :

Listening (29 questions)

Speaking (3 productions)

Reading (29 questions)

Writing (3 productions)

Session 1: Wednesday 27th May 2020 (enrolment deadline: Friday 24th April)

Session 2: Wednesday 3^rd November 2020 (enrolment deadline: Friday 2^nd October)

Fees : 8 000 CFP per paper

• Completed Enrolment form
• Photo ID
• Proof of payment

You will be notified 15 days prior to the exam date. The results will be released a month after the exam.

TCF Canada is for any individual, regardless of his or her nationality and native language (including French citizens and citizens of Francophone countries), who would like to initiate the process for permanent economic immigration or for Canadian citizenship through Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). There are no exemptions for the TCF Canada.

The TCF Canada is a test that has been approved by IRCC.

The TCF Canada consists of four mandatory parts. It evaluates general French language proficiency in listening comprehension, reading comprehension, speaking and writing.

There are :

• 39 multiple choice questions for listening comprehension
• 39 multiple choice questions for the reading comprehension with only one correct answer possible
• 3 speaking tasks, organized according to a progressively increasing level of difficulty
• 3 writing tasks, also with a progressively increasing level of difficulty.

The levels correspond to the benchmarks specified by the European Framework for Language Learning, Teaching and Evaluation as well as the Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB).

1st session : wednesday 4 november 2020 (last subscription : friday 02 october)

Rates : 8 000 XPF/exam

• Completed Enrolment form
• Photo ID
• Proof of payment

You will be notified 15 days prior to the exam date. The results will be released a month after the exam.

The access test is now on-line.
However, a complete file (a completed inscription form, a photocopy of your Baccalauréat certificate or an equivalent qualification and payment) must be sent to be able to receive the connection codes.

Session 1: between Tuesday 19^th and Friday 29^th May 2020 (enrolment closes on Friday 3^td April)

Session 2: between Thursday 26^th November and Friday 4^th December 2020 (enrolment closes on Friday 9^th October)

Fee: 9000 CFP

Documents to be sent: completed enrolment form, notification of the 6 units taken, payment (cheque, cash, credit card, on-line payment)

Session 1: Wednesday 10^th June 2020 (enrolment closes on Thursday 30 April)

Session 2: Wednesday 9^th December 2020 (enrolment closes on Wednesday 4^th November)

Fee : 36 000 CFP

DELF and DALF exams are composed of six independent diplomas. The candidate can, according to its level enroll in the exam of his choice.

DELF exam preparation are given to CREIPAC (10H): simulation, test, advice, and training in both reading, writing, speaking and listening skills. Classes are addressed to all six levels of the CEFR: A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2.

SESSION 1: Wednesday 13^th, Thursday 14^th and Friday 15^th May 2020 at CREIPAC (enrolment deadline before April 14^th )

SESSION 2: Wednesday 22^th, Thursday 23^th and Friday 24^th July 2020 at the University of New Caledonia (enrolment deadline before June 24^th )

Fees

DELF A1 or A2: 5000F

DELF B1: 10 000F

DELF B2: 20 000F

DALF C1 or C2: 22 000F

Required documents :

• • • Completed Enrolment form
    • Photo ID
    • Proof of payment

You will be notified 15 days prior to the exam date. The results will be released a month after the exam.