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Zero to B2 in 10 months.
French courses built specifically for the TEF / TCF exam — structured, proven, and designed to get you the score you need.
Target Score
CLB 7+
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Expert Team
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The Process
The TFA Approach
Step by Step Structured Syllabus
A1 → B2
Our curriculum takes you from complete beginner (A1) through to upper-intermediate (B2) with a clear, structured path. Every level builds on the last — no gaps, no guesswork. You always know exactly where you are and what's coming next.
LIVE Online French Classes
Interactive & real-time
Every class is live on Zoom with a certified French tutor — no pre-recorded videos. You speak, ask questions, and get corrected in real time. Choose from group classes or 1-on-1 sessions that fit your schedule.
Fast-Paced & Personalized
Tailored to your pace
Whether you need to hit CLB 7 in 6 months or 12, we adapt. Your tutor adjusts lesson speed and focus areas based on your strengths and weaknesses — so you're never bored, never lost, and always moving forward.
Specialized TEF Exam Training
Built for the test
We don't just teach French — we train you specifically for the TEF and TCF exams. Mock tests, exam strategies, time management, and focused practice on all four sections: Compréhension Orale, Compréhension Écrite, Expression Orale, and Expression Écrite.
Regular Homework, Assignments & Tests
Track your progress
Learning doesn't stop after class. You get regular homework, writing assignments, and periodic tests to reinforce what you've learned. Your tutor reviews everything and gives you detailed feedback — so you know exactly where to improve.
Your PR is delayed every day you wait — French gives you 50 extra CRS points. Start now, not next month.
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- Group Size: 4-5 students
- French: A1 to B2 level
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- French: A1 to B2 level
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- French: A1 to B2 level
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Our Program
Syllabus
Structured programs designed to take you from zero to B2, fully prepared for the TEF exam.
Beginner
A1 & A2
Our A1 & A2 classes are designed for beginners and intermediate learners seeking to develop a strong foundation in French language with engaging, supportive instruction.
Advanced
B1 & B2
Our B1 & B2 classes are designed for advanced learners seeking to enhance their language skills in French with experienced instructors and effective methods.
Exam Prep
TEF & TCF Canada Exam Preparation
Prepare for the TEF Canada exam with comprehensive training covering all four sections — listening, speaking, reading, and writing — with mock tests and strategies.
Beginner
A1 & A2 Syllabus
A1 · BeginnerA2 · Elementary
Grammar
Core grammar foundations · A1 through A2
✓The French alphabet, accents & special characters (é, è, ê, ë, ç, ù, ô, î)
✓Articles: definite (le, la, les), indefinite (un, une, des), partitive (du, de la, de l')
✓Subject pronouns (je, tu, il/elle/on, nous, vous, ils/elles)
✓Être & avoir: conjugation, usage & common expressions
✓Present tense: regular -er verbs (parler, manger, travailler, habiter)
✓Present tense: regular -ir verbs (finir, choisir, réussir, remplir)
✓Present tense: regular -re verbs (attendre, vendre, répondre, descendre)
✓Common irregular verbs (aller, faire, pouvoir, vouloir, devoir, savoir, prendre, venir, voir, dire)
✓Reflexive / pronominal verbs (se lever, se coucher, s'habiller, se laver, se sentir)
✓Negation: ne…pas, ne…plus, ne…jamais, ne…rien, ne…personne, ne…que
✓Passé composé with avoir: formation, past participles & agreement rules
✓Passé composé with être: DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs & agreement
✓Imparfait: formation, usage & contrast with passé composé
✓Futur proche (aller + infinitive) for near-future plans
✓Imperative mood (tu, nous, vous forms) for commands & instructions
✓Adjective agreement: masculine/feminine, singular/plural, irregular forms
✓Adjective placement: before vs after the noun, BANGS rule
✓Possessive adjectives (mon/ma/mes, ton/ta/tes, son/sa/ses, notre, votre, leur)
✓Demonstrative adjectives (ce, cet, cette, ces) & demonstrative pronouns
✓Prepositions of place (à, en, au, aux, dans, sur, sous, devant, derrière, entre, chez)
✓Prepositions of time (à, de, en, pendant, depuis, pour, il y a)
✓Question words (qui, que, où, quand, comment, pourquoi, combien, quel/quelle)
✓Question formation: intonation, est-ce que & inversion methods
✓Comparative forms (plus…que, moins…que, aussi…que) & irregular comparatives
✓Superlative forms (le plus, le moins, le meilleur, le pire)
✓Adverbs of frequency, manner, time & place
✓Direct object pronouns (me, te, le, la, nous, vous, les)
✓Indirect object pronouns (me, te, lui, nous, vous, leur)
✓Pronoun "en" (replacing de + noun) & "y" (replacing à + place)
✓Conjunctions & connectors (mais, ou, et, donc, parce que, car, puis, ensuite, alors)
✓Introduction to relative pronouns (qui, que, où)
Vocabulary
1,500+ essential words across 20+ themes
✓Greetings, introductions, polite expressions & formal vs informal register (tu/vous)
✓Numbers 0–1,000, ordinal numbers (premier, deuxième…), dates & calendar
✓Telling time: 12-hour & 24-hour clock, scheduling, appointments
✓Family members, relationships, marital status & physical descriptions
✓Personality traits, emotions & feelings (content, triste, fatigué, nerveux, excité)
✓Colours, shapes, sizes, materials & common adjectives
✓The house: rooms, furniture, appliances, garden & household chores
✓Food & drink: meals, ingredients, cooking verbs, supermarket shopping
✓At the restaurant: menu items, dietary restrictions, ordering, tipping, paying
✓Daily routine from morning to night (se réveiller → se coucher)
✓The city: buildings, shops, public places, neighbourhoods, landmarks
✓Asking for & giving directions: left, right, straight, turn, cross, next to
✓Transportation: car, bus, métro, train, plane, bicycle, tickets & schedules
✓Travel: hotel reservations, airport vocabulary, sightseeing, tourist information
✓Shopping: clothing, sizes, trying on, prices, sales, paying, returns & exchanges
✓Weather: il fait beau, il pleut, il neige, degrés, prévisions météo
✓Nature & environment: animals, plants, landscapes, mountains, rivers, forests
✓Hobbies, sports, musical instruments & weekend activities
✓Technology: phone, computer, internet, email, apps, social media
✓Health: body parts, symptoms, pharmacy, doctor visits, hospital, emergencies
✓School & education: subjects, classroom, supplies, exams, school life
✓Professions, workplaces, job titles & work-related expressions
✓Countries, nationalities, languages & cultural references
✓Money: currency, banking, ATM, paying bills, prices, discounts
Speaking & Listening
Pronunciation, conversation & comprehension
✓The French sound system: oral vowels, nasal vowels, consonants & semi-vowels
✓Key sounds: u vs ou, é vs è vs ê, an/en, on, in/un, the French 'r', gn, ill
✓Silent letters, final consonants & pronunciation exceptions
✓Liaisons: obligatory, optional & forbidden liaisons with practice
✓Enchaînement & elision rules (l'homme, j'ai, c'est, qu'est-ce que, n'est-ce pas)
✓Rhythm, stress patterns & natural intonation in French sentences
✓Introducing yourself: name, age, origin, profession, family, hobbies
✓Asking & answering personal questions fluently
✓Making plans, invitations, accepting & declining politely
✓Describing people, places, objects & situations in detail
✓Narrating past events, weekend activities & telling simple stories
✓Expressing likes, dislikes, preferences, opinions & giving reasons
✓Telephone conversations, leaving voicemail & making appointments
✓Role-play: at the store, restaurant, doctor, bank, post office, airport
✓Listening to dialogues, announcements, instructions & weather reports
✓Identifying key information from audio: who, what, where, when
✓Understanding numbers, prices, times & addresses in spoken French
✓Following simple directions & instructions given orally
Reading & Writing
Written comprehension & expression
✓Reading signs, menus, labels, schedules, tickets & public notices
✓Reading short emails, text messages, postcards & informal letters
✓Reading simple news headlines, ads, brochures & short articles
✓Understanding forms: immigration, rental applications, bank, registration
✓Writing personal & semi-formal emails
✓Writing postcards, invitations, thank-you notes & short messages
✓Filling out official forms with personal information accurately
✓Describing your daily routine, family & hobbies in writing
✓Writing about past events using passé composé & imparfait
✓Short paragraph writing: my city, my favourite meal, my weekend
✓Dictation exercises for spelling, accents & accuracy
✓French punctuation rules: guillemets, accents, cédille, tréma, apostrophe
Culture & Practical French
Real-world context & Francophone culture
✓French etiquette: la bise, politeness, formal vs informal situations
✓Tu vs vous: when to use each & navigating social situations
✓Francophone world overview: France, Québec, Belgium, Switzerland, West Africa
✓French holidays & traditions (Noël, la fête nationale, la Chandeleur, Pâques)
✓Food culture: bakeries, fromageries, marchés, typical meals & dining etiquette
✓Canadian French: common Québécois expressions & differences from European French
✓Practical immigration French: navigating Canadian government forms & services
✓Living in Canada: opening a bank account, renting, healthcare, SIN number — in French
Advanced
B1 & B2 Syllabus
B1 · IntermediateB2 · Upper-Intermediate
Advanced Grammar
Complex structures, tenses & nuance
✓Subjonctif présent: formation, triggers (il faut que, je veux que, bien que, pour que…)
✓Subjonctif vs indicatif: knowing when to use each mood
✓Conditionnel présent: formation & usage (politeness, hypotheticals, wishes)
✓Conditionnel passé: expressing regret & unrealized conditions
✓Plus-que-parfait: formation & usage for events before other past events
✓Passé composé vs imparfait: detailed contrast with complex narratives
✓Futur simple: formation for all verb groups & irregular stems
✓Futur antérieur: expressing future completion (quand j'aurai fini…)
✓Hypothetical sentences: si + présent, si + imparfait, si + plus-que-parfait
✓Relative pronouns: qui, que, dont, où, lequel/laquelle/lesquels/lesquelles
✓Compound relative pronouns: ce qui, ce que, ce dont, ce à quoi
✓Passive voice (la voix passive): formation with être + past participle
✓Causative construction: faire + infinitive (je fais réparer ma voiture)
✓Direct & indirect object pronouns: order, double pronouns & placement
✓Pronoun order in complex sentences (me le, te la, le lui, nous les…)
✓Reported / indirect speech (discours indirect): tense shifts & transformations
✓Gerund (en + present participle): en parlant, en mangeant, tout en travaillant
✓Present participle vs adjective (intéressant vs intéressé, fatigant vs fatigué)
✓Infinitive constructions: avant de, après avoir/être, pour, sans, au lieu de
✓Nominalisation: turning verbs & adjectives into nouns (développer → le développement)
✓Concession & opposition: bien que, malgré, cependant, néanmoins, pourtant, quoique
✓Cause & consequence: grâce à, à cause de, en raison de, c'est pourquoi, par conséquent
✓Purpose & goal: pour que, afin que, de manière à, dans le but de
✓Time expressions: dès que, aussitôt que, lorsque, pendant que, tandis que, avant que, après que
✓Formal register & written French: ne explétif, subjunctive in formal contexts
✓Agreement rules in complex tenses (COD placement, reflexive agreement)
Vocabulary
3,000+ words · Professional & abstract topics
✓Work & career: job interviews, CV/résumé, workplace vocabulary, professional emails
✓Business French: meetings, presentations, negotiations, contracts, deadlines
✓Education: university, academic vocabulary, coursework, research, scholarships
✓Media & journalism: newspapers, TV news, radio, press conferences, opinion pieces
✓Current events & social issues: inequality, immigration, housing crisis, economy
✓Environment & ecology: climate change, sustainability, renewable energy, recycling
✓Technology & innovation: AI, startups, cybersecurity, digital transformation
✓Internet & social media: online communication, privacy, misinformation, algorithms
✓Culture & arts: cinema, literature, music, theatre, museums, architecture
✓Politics & government: elections, parties, policies, parliament, democracy
✓Law & justice: legal system, rights, courts, regulations, contracts
✓Health & medicine: healthcare system, treatments, mental health, nutrition, wellbeing
✓Housing & real estate: renting, buying, lease agreements, mortgage, renovation
✓Immigration & administration: permits, visas, citizenship, documents, bureaucracy
✓Finance & economics: banking, investments, taxes, budget, inflation, GDP
✓Travel & tourism: advanced booking, complaints, insurance, cultural immersion
✓Idiomatic expressions & proverbs (avoir le cafard, poser un lapin, coûter les yeux de la tête…)
✓Register awareness: slang vs standard vs formal French (argot, familier, soutenu)
✓False cognates (faux amis): actually ≠ actuellement, library ≠ librairie, etc.
✓Synonyms, antonyms & nuance: expanding precision in word choice
Speaking & Listening
Fluency, debate & advanced comprehension
✓Expressing & defending opinions with structured arguments (thèse, antithèse, synthèse)
✓Debating complex topics: for/against, agreeing, disagreeing, nuancing
✓Narrating complex stories with multiple tenses & perspectives
✓Making formal presentations with introduction, body & conclusion
✓Diplomatic language: softening criticism, making suggestions, negotiating
✓Listening to authentic news broadcasts (France 24, Radio-Canada, RFI)
✓Comprehending interviews, podcasts & panel discussions
✓Understanding different French accents: Parisian, Southern, Québécois, African
✓Note-taking from spoken French: identifying main ideas & key details
✓Nuanced pronunciation: intonation for questions, surprise, sarcasm, emphasis
✓Spontaneous conversation: handling interruptions, topic changes & improvisation
✓Formal vs informal registers in spoken French (workplace vs friends)
✓Paraphrasing & reformulating ideas when you lack specific vocabulary
✓Telephone & video call etiquette in professional French
Reading & Writing
Advanced written skills & formal expression
✓Reading newspaper articles, editorials, opinion columns & investigative reports
✓Reading literary excerpts, essays & academic texts
✓Analysing arguments, identifying bias & evaluating sources
✓Writing formal letters: cover letters, complaints, requests, administrative correspondence
✓Writing professional emails: appropriate tone, salutations & closings
✓Argumentative essay: thesis, evidence, counterarguments & conclusion
✓Synthesis writing: combining information from multiple sources into one text
✓Summary writing: condensing long texts while keeping key information
✓Report writing: structure, data presentation & professional tone
✓Creative writing: short stories, descriptions & personal narratives
✓Text analysis: literary techniques, tone, register & author's intent
✓Proofreading & self-correction strategies for grammar & style
Culture & Francophone Studies
Deep cultural context & critical thinking
✓French & Québécois media landscape: newspapers, podcasts, TV, influencers
✓Francophone literature: key authors & literary movements
✓French cinema: understanding films, reviews & cultural context
✓Social norms & cultural differences: France vs Canada vs Africa
✓The French education & healthcare systems explained
✓Current affairs in the Francophone world: engaging with real issues
✓History & identity: Francophonie, language politics & cultural pride
✓Workplace culture in French-speaking environments: expectations & norms
Exam Prep
TEF & TCF Syllabus
TEF CanadaTCF Canada
Compréhension Orale
Listening comprehension · Section 1
✓Understanding short announcements, voicemails & recorded messages
✓Identifying main ideas in everyday conversations & dialogues
✓Comprehending radio news reports, interviews & feature stories
✓Recognizing speaker intent, attitude, tone & register
✓Following complex arguments & discussions between multiple speakers
✓Note-taking techniques for audio passages (keywords, abbreviations)
✓Identifying specific details: numbers, dates, names, locations, prices
✓Understanding spoken French at natural speed with varied accents
✓Distinguishing between facts, opinions & hypotheses in speech
✓Timed practice with 40+ authentic TEF/TCF-style audio samples
✓Strategies for multiple-choice questions when unsure
✓Building audio memory: retaining information over longer passages
Compréhension Écrite
Reading comprehension · Section 2
✓Reading advertisements, public notices, signs & schedules
✓Understanding short informational texts: brochures, guides, instructions
✓Analysing newspaper articles, editorials & opinion pieces
✓Reading formal correspondence: official letters, contracts, policies
✓Understanding data: tables, charts, graphs & infographics in French
✓Speed reading strategies: skimming for main ideas, scanning for details
✓Vocabulary inference from context: educated guessing techniques
✓Identifying text structure: introduction, argument, conclusion
✓Recognizing rhetorical devices, tone & author purpose
✓Cross-referencing information across multiple texts
✓Timed practice with 40+ authentic TEF/TCF reading passages
✓Elimination strategies for tricky multiple-choice options
✓Reading for implicit meaning: what the text implies but doesn't say directly
Expression Écrite
Written expression · Section 3
✓Writing formal letters: complaints, requests, applications, enquiries
✓Writing informal & semi-formal emails with appropriate tone
✓Argumentative essay writing: planning, structuring & concluding
✓Expressing opinion with evidence: je pense que, il me semble que, à mon avis
✓Counter-argument techniques: certes…mais, bien que, en revanche, toutefois
✓Summarising an article: identifying & condensing key points
✓Synthesising information from 2–3 documents into a coherent text
✓Using varied sentence structures: simple, compound & complex
✓Transition words mastery: d'abord, ensuite, de plus, en outre, enfin, en conclusion
✓Register awareness: adapting vocabulary & tone for formal writing
✓Grammar accuracy under timed conditions: common error avoidance
✓Scoring rubric breakdown: how examiners evaluate each criterion
✓Time allocation strategy: planning, writing & proofreading split
✓Practice with 20+ authentic TEF/TCF writing prompts
Expression Orale
Speaking expression · Section 4
✓Section A: Obtaining information — formulating precise questions
✓Section A: Role-play scenarios (calling a hotel, enquiring about a service, resolving a problem)
✓Section B: Presenting a structured argument on a given topic
✓Section B: Expressing opinions with supporting examples & evidence
✓Opening & closing techniques for a compelling oral response
✓Organising ideas: introduction → development → conclusion format
✓Handling unexpected follow-up questions from the examiner
✓Improvisation skills: thinking on your feet in French
✓Self-correction strategies: recovering gracefully from errors
✓Vocabulary for hedging & nuancing: il se peut que, il est possible que, on pourrait dire
✓Pronunciation clarity: enunciation, pacing & natural rhythm
✓Using examples & anecdotes to strengthen your argument
✓Mock speaking exams with detailed instructor feedback & scoring
✓Recording & reviewing your own oral practice for improvement
✓Managing exam anxiety & building confidence in spoken French
Exam Strategy & Mock Tests
Comprehensive test-day preparation
✓Full-length mock TEF exams (all 4 sections under real conditions)
✓Full-length mock TCF exams with authentic question formats
✓Section-by-section score analysis & performance breakdown
✓Identifying weak areas & targeted improvement plans
✓Time management strategies for each individual section
✓CLB score mapping: understanding how TEF/TCF scores convert to CLB levels
✓Score targets: what you need for CLB 7 (NCLC 7) in each section
✓Common traps & pitfalls in each section — and how to avoid them
✓Exam day logistics: registration, ID requirements, what to bring
✓Test-day mental preparation: focus techniques & stress management
✓Understanding the difference between TEF Canada & TCF Canada formats
✓Post-exam: understanding your results & next steps for PR application
✓Weekly progress tracking & milestone benchmarks
Targeted Skill Building
Bridging gaps for CLB 7+
✓Intensive grammar review: targeted drills on exam-relevant structures
✓Vocabulary expansion: thematic word lists organised by exam topics
✓Dictation practice for spelling accuracy & listening precision
✓Phonetics lab: minimal pairs, difficult sounds & accent reduction
✓Speed drills: answering under time pressure without losing accuracy
✓Error log: tracking recurring mistakes & systematic correction
✓Exam-specific connectors & phrases for each section
✓Personalised feedback sessions with your instructor
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about learning French with Toronto French Academy.
How long does it take to learn French?
The timeline depends on your current level and goals. Most students preparing for TEF/TCF exams reach their target scores within 8–10 months of consistent study with our structured French programs. We take you from A1 all the way to B2 with levels designed for beginners, intermediate, and professional (B2) learners.
What happens after I enroll?
After enrollment, you'll receive a welcome email with your class schedule, tutor introduction, and access to all learning materials. Your first class is typically scheduled within 24–48 hours. Have questions before enrolling? Contact us or join our WhatsApp community to connect with current students.
Who will be my tutor?
You'll be matched with one of our 200+ C1/C2 certified French tutors based on your proficiency level, learning goals, and schedule preferences. Want to experience their teaching style first? Book a demo class before committing. You can also explore our private tutoring and group class options.
Do you train for TEF or TCF?
Yes — our course is specifically designed for TEF and TCF exam preparation! The curriculum covers all four components of both exams: Compréhension Orale, Compréhension Écrite, Expression Orale, and Expression Écrite. Learn more about our TEF & DELF exam preparation program.
What is the refund policy?
We have a transparent policy. If you're not satisfied after taking your first class, we'll offer a full refund — or you can request to switch your tutor. After the first class, refunds cannot be processed. For full details, please review our terms and conditions.
Are learning materials included?
Absolutely. All learning materials — including practice exams, grammar guides, vocabulary lists, and audio resources — are included in your tuition at no extra cost. Check out our course plans and pricing to find the right fit for you.
Are the classes online or offline?
All of our classes are conducted online via Google Meet, giving you the flexibility to learn from anywhere. This also means you can study with the best tutors regardless of your location. Learn more about us and how we teach.
What are the payment methods?
We accept all major credit and debit cards as well as bank transfers through our secure Stripe payment system. Ready to get started? View our plans or book a demo class first.
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