TCF Tout Public
What is TCF TP? | The Test de connaissance du français (TCF) is intended for non-native French speakers who wish to assess and certify their level of proficiency in French for various reasons: - Personal: the TCF provides a snapshot of the candidate’s proficiency in written and oral French. - Professional: the TCF certificate is a benchmark of the candidate’s language abilities and may be used to enhance job applications. - Academic: the TCF is required by postsecondary education institutes for students wishing to apply for final year in undergraduate or postgraduate programs. If you want to register in France for a first or a second year of undergraduate studies or for a school of architecture and you do not have the DELF B2 or DALF diploma, you must take the TCF Tout Public with the two optional modules. |
Who can take it? | Candidates must be at least 16 years of age to take the TCF test. Candidates may take the test several times, allowing for a minimum of 30 days between two exam sessions. |
What will be assessed? | The TCF TP consists of three compulsory modules: - Listening: 29 questions – 25 min - Language structures: 18 items – 15 min - Reading: 29 questions – 45 min Two optional modules: - Writing: 3 topics – 60 min - Speaking: 3 topics – 12 min |
Fees*
may change without notice
3 Compulsory modules
Reading + Listening + Language Structures
$165*
Individual Modules
Writing
Speaking
$1oo*
$125*
Registration | Please contact us at exam@afhalifax.ca or call us at 902-580-8284. |