Reach NCLC 7 in writing and speaking
Your problem is not French. It is the exam method. We teach it, task by task.
No credit card. Results per skill in a few minutes.
- A free placement test
- The method, task by task
- Timed mock exams
2
exams recognized by IRCC
4
skills assessed
24
task types covered
5
minutes for a correction
TEF Canada and TCF Canada are the two French tests accepted by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.
The four assessed skills
Listening
Spot the traps in dialogues and announcements, at the exam's format and pace.
Reading
Read fast and right: practical documents, articles, vocabulary questions in context.
Speaking
Record yourself in the real format, get the transcript, marks per criterion and concrete advice.
Writing
One outline per task, the phrases that score, a correction per official criterion.
How it works
1 A free placement test
Four short sections. You know where you stand against your goal, skill by skill.
2 The method, task by task
Every exercise comes with its task's method sheet: expected structure, model outline, mistakes that cost points.
3 Timed mock exams
Same number of questions, same duration, timer held by the server. You arrive on exam day on familiar ground.
Everything you need to prepare, in one place
Not another French course: training in the exact format of the test, with precise feedback every time.
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Screenshot of a comprehension exercise
Exercises in the test format
Listening and reading by task type, with every answer choice explained. You learn why an answer is right, not just which one.
Timed mock exams
Same number of questions, same duration. The timer runs on the server: no cheating yourself. You walk in on exam day on familiar ground.
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Screenshot of a writing correction
Writing corrected criterion by criterion
A score out of 5 per official criterion, errors classified with excerpt, fix and explanation, strengths, advice and an improved version of your text. Within minutes.
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Screenshot of a speaking recording correction
Speaking recorded, transcribed and assessed
You record in the real format. You get the transcript, scores per criterion, pace and hesitations flagged, and concrete advice.
One method sheet per task
Expected structure, model plan, phrases that earn points, mistakes that cost them. The sheet is open right inside the exercise.
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Screenshot of the progress chart
Progress and report
Your CLB estimate per skill, attempt after attempt, the gap to your goal, and a PDF report to keep.
Review by a trainer
On request, a corrected paper is reviewed by a trainer who adds their opinion. For the productions that matter.
Mock oral exam with a certified examiner
Forty minutes by video call, in the real format: the examiner asks, follows up, then fills in the official grid. A human beats a synthetic voice for interaction.
The two exams at a glance
Same goal, different formats. Pick the one that suits you; the preparation covers both.
TEF Canada
Everything about the TEF Canada- Listening40 questions · 40 minscore out of 360
- Reading40 questions · 60 minscore out of 300
- Writing2 sections · 60 minscore out of 450
- Speaking2 sections · 15 minscore out of 450
| Skill | CLB 5 | CLB 7 | CLB 9 | CLB 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Listening | 181 | 249 | 298 | 316 |
| Reading | 151 | 207 | 248 | 263 |
| Writing | 226 | 310 | 371 | 393 |
| Speaking | 226 | 310 | 371 | 393 |
TCF Canada
Everything about the TCF Canada- Listening39 questions · 35 minscore out of 699
- Reading39 questions · 60 minscore out of 699
- Writing3 tasks · 60 minscore out of 20
- Speaking3 tasks · 12 minscore out of 20
| Skill | CLB 5 | CLB 7 | CLB 9 | CLB 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Listening | 369 | 458 | 523 | 549 |
| Reading | 375 | 453 | 524 | 549 |
| Writing | 6 | 10 | 14 | 16 |
| Speaking | 6 | 10 | 14 | 16 |
Based on the equivalency tables published by IRCC. The table in force on your exam day prevails.
What sets us apart
We looked at what exists. Here is what we do differently.
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A method sheet open next to an exercise
The method of the tasks, not past papers
You have the French. What costs points is not knowing the codes of each task. Every exercise is tied to its method sheet.
Feedback per official criterion
An overall grade does not tell you what to work on. Our corrections follow the exam grid, criterion by criterion, with an explanation per error.
One-time payment, prices shown
No subscription that keeps running after your exam. A 1 to 3 month access, correction credits included, and a free placement test to start.
Your data stays yours
Recordings deletable on request, automatic purge, export of all your data in one click. Papers sent to the grader carry no name or email.
A certified assessor in practice
Our teaching partner teaches and assesses within the Alliance française network. That qualification can be checked; we do not display a pass rate we cannot prove.
Simple pricing
One access, correction credits included, nothing recurring. One credit = one writing correction; speaking costs two.
30 days of access
$49
6 correction credits included
60 days of access
$89
14 correction credits included
90 days of access
$119
24 correction credits included
Included in every access
- Unlimited exercises and mock exams
- Method sheets for every task
- Progress tracking and PDF report
- One credit offered at sign-up
Top-up of 10 credits: $29
Review by a trainer: $15 per paper
Mock oral exam with an examiner: $35 per 40-minute session
Prices in Canadian dollars.
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The team of trainers
Who is behind Examitude
A team of French-as-a-second-language trainers based in Canada, who coached candidates towards the TEF and TCF before building this platform. The method comes from the classroom; the tool makes it available every day, at your pace.
Frequently asked questions
What candidates ask us most.
TEF Canada or TCF Canada: which one?
Both are accepted by IRCC and yield a CLB level. The TEF has two writing tasks and two speaking tasks; the TCF has three and three, with slightly different durations. The choice mostly depends on dates and test centres near you. The preparation covers both: the placement test shows where you stand on each.
What does CLB 7 mean?
Canadian Language Benchmarks run from 1 to 12. CLB 7 roughly matches a solid B2; it is the threshold most often targeted for Express Entry and several provincial programs. The table above gives the minimum scores per skill.
Is the assisted correction reliable?
The correction follows the official grid, criterion by criterion, and every error comes with an excerpt of your text and an explanation. The CLB shown is a training estimate, not an official result. For important productions you can request a review by a trainer.
Is the placement test really free?
Yes, in all four skills, no credit card. You leave with an estimate per skill and the gap to your goal. One writing-correction credit is offered at sign-up.
Is there a subscription?
No. You buy a 1, 2 or 3 month access once, correction credits included. Nothing renews. If you buy again during an access, the days are added after it.
Does the examiner speak during the assisted correction?
No. The assisted correction transcribes your recording, assesses it on the official grid and returns detailed written feedback; you are alone with the prompt. For the real interaction of the test, book a mock exam by video call with a certified examiner: they ask, follow up, and fill in the same grid.
Start by knowing where you stand
The placement test is free and takes about thirty minutes. You leave with an estimate per skill and the next thing to work on.