TEF Canada · TCF Canada · Express Entry

Your French Score, Your CRS Points, Your PR

TEF Canada and TCF Canada coaching with Akansha — built for Express Entry, Canadian citizenship, and job-ready French. Structured prep across all 4 skills, targeted at the CLB level you need.

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4Skills covered
CLB / NCLCAligned scoring
1:1 & groupClass formats
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Listening
Reading
Writing
Speaking

A CLB snapshot across all 4 skills — what a free demo class shows you.

How Akansha can help

TEF Canada Prep

Focused coaching on all 4 sections — listening, reading, writing, speaking — mapped to the CLB/NCLC scale IRCC uses to score your test.

TCF Canada Prep

Test-specific strategy for TCF's format and timing, with practice drills and mock sessions under real exam conditions.

Job-Ready French

Workplace French for interviews, day-to-day communication, and settling into a bilingual or Francophone work environment in Canada.

What students say

I hit NCLC 7 on all four abilities on my second attempt.

Priya S.Express Entry

Structured, exam-focused, and honest about where I actually stood.

Arjun M.TCF Canada

Helped me get comfortable using French at work, not just on paper.

Neha R.Job-ready French

My CRS score wasn't moving until I added French.

Rohan K.Express Entry

Started from zero French. The four-skills structure meant I always knew exactly what to work on next.

Ananya D.TEF Canada

Clear plan, honest feedback on my writing every week.

Vikram T.Canadian citizenship

Questions people ask before they book

What's the difference between TEF Canada and TCF Canada?

Format, mostly. TEF runs about 2 hours, mixes multiple-choice with open-ended questions, and reports your result directly on the CEFR scale (A1–C2). TCF runs closer to 3 hours, is almost entirely multiple-choice, and scores you on a 0–699 scale that then converts to CEFR. Both convert to CLB/NCLC for immigration purposes, so neither is “better” for your application — it comes down to which format plays to your strengths.

How many CRS points is French worth for Express Entry?

Up to 50. Score NCLC 7 or higher on all four skills — listening, reading, writing, speaking — and you get 25 points on their own. Add CLB 5 or higher on all four English skills and that rises to 50, the maximum bonus IRCC awards for a second official language.

What score do I actually need?

It depends what you're optimizing for. NCLC 7 on every skill is the line that unlocks the CRS bonus points above; some category-based draws and provincial programs set their own thresholds, sometimes lower. Worth confirming against your specific pathway before deciding how high to aim — that's exactly what the free demo class is for.

How long are my test results valid?

Under two years. Your results need to be less than two years old both when you submit your Express Entry profile and when you submit your permanent residence application, so timing the test matters almost as much as the score itself.

What happens in the free demo class?

A full hour, no obligation. You sit in on a real class with Akansha, get a feel for her teaching style and pace, and leave knowing honestly where you'd land on the CLB scale today and what a realistic timeline looks like — before you commit to anything.

Book a Free Demo Class

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