The TEF does not have a "pass" or "fail" mark; instead, it places your skills on a standardized scale. What is TEF? (Test d'évaluation de français)

For students applying for undergraduate programs in France. TEFAQ: Specifically adapted for immigration to Québec. 🏗️ Test Structure

Required for Canadian permanent residency (4 modules) or citizenship (2 modules).

The exam is modular, and for most versions, modules must be completed on the same day. 40–50 Questions Multiple Choice (MCQ) Listening 40–60 Questions Multiple Choice (MCQ) Writing Short article & argumentative essay Speaking Information gathering & persuasion roleplay Vocabulary * 40 Questions MCQ (only for specific versions like TEF Études) 📈 Scoring and Results

Used for French nationality, residence permits, or Swiss citizenship.

The is a standardized international proficiency exam created in 1998 by the Paris Île-de-France Chamber of Commerce and Industry ( CCI Paris Île-de-France ) . It is designed for non-native speakers to certify their French language skills for academic, professional, or immigration purposes. 📋 Key Versions of the TEF The version you take depends on your specific goal: