A TCF Canada Practice Test Built Around All 3 Tasks
TCF Canada's oral and writing sections each run three separate tasks — self-introduction, guided exchange, and a defended position. AmiGrade simulates all three with a live AI examiner and grades you on the spot.
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How the practice test works
Pick a section
Expression Orale (3 tasks), Expression Écrite (3 tasks), or a full timed simulation.
Work through all three tasks in sequence
Self-introduction, guided conversation, and a longer persuasion or essay task — the same structure as exam day.
Get your NCLC/CLB score instantly
See your level per section the moment you finish, with feedback on exactly what to fix.
Built to match the real TCF Canada format
The three-task structure that trips people up most — practiced exactly as it's tested.
All 3 oral tasks
Self-introduction, guided role-play, and the longer defended-position task, with an AI examiner using "vous" throughout like the real exam.
All 3 writing tasks
Guided message, short essay, and persuasive text — each timed and graded separately, matching the real TCF Canada breakdown.
NCLC/CLB scoring aligned to IRCC
Scores map to the official NCLC scale and its CLB equivalent, exactly what appears on your real TCF Canada results.
Section-by-section feedback
Know which of the three tasks is holding your score back instead of guessing from a single combined number.
What Our Students Say
Real feedback from immigrants preparing for TEF and TCF Canada.
Based on 186+ ratings
“a very good option to learn french.”
Adnan Syed
“Good. I love the addition of templates that we can use for the oral and written exams. I use them all the time while practicing. I wish there was a way to record the exam so I can listen back to it and listen to myseld speak with the examiner. Maybe in the next update? ”
Aishat Balogun
“Personnellement, je suis très satisfait par cette expérience exceptionnelle. Néanmoins, j'ai une petite remarque à propos de la réponse de l'IA concernant ma présentation. Il a dit la phrase suivante : « Je suis un enseignant de langue arabe. D'après mes connaissances, en français, on ne prononce pas l'article quand on parle de notre profession. Alors la phrase correcte sera : Je suis enseignant de langue arabe. Merci cordialement.”
Saïd hadou
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