Practise TCF Canada and TEF Canada writing

Prompts in the official format, an editor like the computer-based exam, and an AI estimate of your level based on the public TCF and TEF criteria, with the NCLC equivalent.

One free assessment per day with a verified account.

What you can do

Practise in the exam format

TCF Canada tasks 1, 2, 3 and TEF Canada sections A, B, with the official word ranges, a live word counter and an accent keyboard.

An estimate based on published criteria

The AI assesses each text against the criteria the test providers have made public and gives you an estimated CEFR level with sentence-by-sentence comments.

Your level in NCLC

The estimate is converted to a TCF score out of 20 or a TEF range out of 450, then to an NCLC level, the scale IRCC uses.

602 prompts to practise with

Published official samples and prompts reported by candidates, reworded and sorted by task and topic.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this an official score?

No. It is an estimate produced by AI from the public TCF and TEF criteria. Only France Éducation international (TCF) and CCI Paris Île-de-France (TEF) issue official results.

Is the site linked to the test providers?

No. It is an independent practice tool, not affiliated with France Éducation international or CCI Paris Île-de-France.

Where do the prompts come from?

Some are published official samples. The others are prompts reported by candidates, which we have reworded. Each prompt shows where it comes from.

How is the NCLC level calculated?

The AI estimates a CEFR level per task. For the TCF we apply the published conversion grid to a score out of 20, then IRCC’s NCLC equivalence table. For the TEF we give a range out of 450, as no public formula exists.

How much does an assessment cost?

One assessment per day is free with an account whose email is verified.

TCF Canada & TEF Canada writing practice, free trial