Toronto French Academy (TFA)

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Welcome to Toronto French Academy

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Crack CLB 7 in 10 Months!

Join 1000+ students who’ve transformed their French – from A1 to B2 – with our step-by-step proven method designed specifically for the TEF/TCF Exam.

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Learn French with a Real C1/C2 Certified French Instructor LIVE

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Class Starts: 2nd June 2025

Duration: 10 months
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  • Fixed timings: 7 - 8pm EST
  • 5 days a week (Mon to Fri)
  • 20 classes per month
  • LIVE 1 hr. Online Classes
  • Group Size: 6 students
  • Beginner Friendly
  • Platform: Google-meet
  • French: A1 to B2 level

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Here's exactly what you get from TFA:

  • Specialized TEF/TCF Exam Course
  • Structured Step by Step Syllabus A1 -> B2
  • TEF/TCF Exam Prep with Mock Tests, Question Papers, Quizzes & Assignments.
  • Personalized Coaching, Training & Mentoring
  • All 4 Modules Covered: Listening, Writing, Speaking, Reading
  • LIVE Feedback , Correction & Practise
  • Daily Homework, Tests, & Activites for Self-Practice
  • C1 & C2 Certified Instructors with Proven Results

Course Curriculum

Brief overview of our syllabus. Built in accordance with the Council of Europe’s CEFR levels for TEF/TCF Canada.

A1 Level (2 months)

Vocabulary

  • Greetings and introductions
  • Personal information
  • Family and relationships
  • Numbers
  • Days of the week and months
  • Colors
  • Countries and nationalities
  • Professions
  • Weather and seasons
  • Food and drinks
  • Time and daily routine
  • Transport and directions
  • Basic objects and places
  • Hobbies and leisure activities

Grammar

  • Subject pronouns
  • Present tense of regular verbs
  • Basic irregular verbs
  • Definite and indefinite articles
  • Adjectives and agreement
  • Possessive adjectives
  • Demonstrative adjectives
  • Negative sentences
  • Interrogative sentences
  • Prepositions

Functional language

    • Asking and giving directions
    • Making simple requests
    • Expressing likes and dislikes
    • Talking about the weather
    • Introducing yourself and others

Vocabulary

  • Descriptions of people, places, and objects
  • More detailed personal information
  • Extended family and relationships
  • Numbers (including large numbers)
  • Shopping and prices
  • Food and drinks (extended vocabulary)
  • Clothing and fashion
  • Daily routines (extended)
  • Hobbies, sports, and leisure activities
  • Health and body parts
  • Travel and holidays
  • Transport and travel arrangements
  • House and home
  • Work and professions
  • Public services (e.g., post office, bank)
  • Social media and communication
  • Technology and gadgets
  • Environmental issues

 

Grammar

  • Reflexive verbs
  • Pronominal verbs (se laver, s’appeler)
  • Simple future tense (futur proche)
  • Imperfect tense (imparfait)
  • Recent past (passé récent)
  • Past perfect tense (passé composé with avoir and être)
  • Object pronouns (direct and indirect)
  • Comparative and superlative forms
  • Conditional sentences (si clauses)
  • Adverbs (formation and use)
  • Imperative form
  • Relative pronouns (qui, que)
  • Prepositions of place and time
  • Agreement of past participles with être
  • Expressions of quantity

Functional language

  • Asking for and giving detailed directions
  • Making comparisons
  • Talking about past experiences
  • Giving opinions and reasons
  • Making future plans
  • Giving advice and suggestions
  • Expressing preferences
  • Discussing feelings and emotions
  • Ordering in restaurants
  • Booking accommodation and travel tickets
  • Writing formal and informal letters
  • Expressing obligations and permissions

Vocabulary

  • Education and learning
  • Work and employment
  • Extended travel and tourism
  • Cultural activities (art, music, literature)
  • Media and communication (TV, radio, internet)
  • Social issues and current events
  • Technology and innovation
  • Health and medical terms
  • Extended hobbies and interests
  • Politics and government
  • Environment and sustainability
  • Personal goals and ambitions
  • Social relationships and interaction
  • Extended vocabulary on emotions and feelings
  • Everyday problems and solutions
  • Money and finance

Grammar

  • Present subjunctive (subjonctif présent)
  • Complex future tense (futur simple)
  • Pluperfect tense (plus-que-parfait)
  • Future perfect (futur antérieur)
  • Conditional tense (conditionnel présent et passé)
  • Complex relative pronouns (dont, lequel)
  • Passive voice (présent et passé)
  • Reported speech (discours indirect)
  • Use of infinitive vs. subjunctive
  • Complex comparative and superlative forms
  • More advanced pronominal verbs
  • Use of en and y pronouns
  • Negative expressions (ne… rien, ne… jamais, etc.)
  • Complex sentence structures
  • Conditional sentences (with present, past, and future conditions)
  • Impersonal expressions

 

Functional language

  • Expressing and justifying opinions
  • Writing formal letters, emails, and reports
  • Debating and presenting arguments
  • Describing hypothetical situations
  • Giving detailed explanations and instructions
  • Talking about complex emotions and experiences
  • Discussing hopes, dreams, and regrets
  • Making detailed plans and arrangements
  • Negotiating and solving conflicts
  • Persuading and giving recommendations
  • Understanding and giving instructions or advice

Vocabulary

  • Advanced education and career development
  • Specialized professional jargon (business, law, medicine)
  • Advanced social and cultural issues (globalization, immigration)
  • Science and technology (research, innovation, space)
  • Economics and finance (markets, investments, global economy)
  • Politics, governance, and international relations
  • Environmental challenges and sustainability
  • Advanced travel and tourism
  • Arts, literature, and critical analysis
  • Complex emotions and psychology
  • Social etiquette and customs
  • Advanced personal relationships and interactions
  • Media and journalism (press, online media)
  • Philosophy and abstract thinking
  • Advanced health and medicine topics
  • History and major historical events

Grammar

  • Subjunctive mood (subjonctif présent et passé)
  • Advanced use of conditional tense (conditionnel présent et passé)
  • Compound tenses (futur antérieur, conditionnel passé, subjonctif passé)
  • Complex passive voice
  • Complex sentence structures with multiple clauses
  • Hypothetical sentences (if clauses with subjunctive, past conditions)
  • Advanced reported speech (discours indirect au passé)
  • Nuanced use of prepositions
  • Use of advanced conjunctions (bien que, quoique, pourvu que)
  • Indirect and direct object pronouns in complex sentences
  • Advanced use of adverbs and adjectives (comparative, superlative, emphasis)
  • Expression of cause, consequence, goal, and opposition
  • Nominalization (turning verbs/adjectives into nouns)
  • Stylistic nuances (registers of language)

Functional language

  • Expressing abstract and nuanced ideas
  • Participating in formal debates and discussions
  • Writing detailed reports, essays, and formal letters
  • Understanding and discussing complex texts and media
  • Expressing uncertainty, doubt, and speculation
  • Arguing for and against complex issues
  • Understanding and using idiomatic expressions
  • Negotiating complex deals and agreements
  • Offering nuanced opinions and analysis
  • Making well-structured presentations
  • Understanding and responding to cultural differences
  • Writing and analyzing literary and critical essays
  • Expressing deep emotions, thoughts, and abstract ideas



  • Oral Comprehension (Compréhension Orale)
    • Listening to dialogues
    • Listening to monologues (formal/informal)
    • Understanding short conversations and interviews
    • Identifying key information (dates, names, times)
    • Interpreting tones and attitudes
    • Extracting general and detailed information from audio
  • Written Comprehension (Compréhension Écrite)
    • Reading short texts (emails, notices)
    • Reading articles from newspapers and magazines
    • Understanding general and specific information
    • Identifying main ideas and supporting details
    • Interpreting opinions and arguments
    • Recognizing structure and organization in texts
  • Written Expression (Expression Écrite)
    • Writing formal and informal emails
    • Writing letters (complaints, requests, suggestions)
    • Structuring arguments and giving opinions
    • Writing reports and summaries
    • Describing experiences, events, and ideas
    • Expressing emotions and intentions in writing
  • Oral Expression (Expression Orale)
    • Introducing oneself and providing personal information
    • Engaging in simple conversations
    • Answering questions on familiar topics
    • Giving opinions on everyday subjects
    • Participating in discussions on general and social issues
    • Arguing, agreeing, and disagreeing politely
  • Lexicon and Structure (Lexique et Structure)
    • Vocabulary from everyday life (family, work, hobbies, travel)
    • Formal vs informal language
    • Use of connectors and conjunctions
    • Sentence structure and word order
    • Understanding idiomatic expressions
    • Mastering grammar rules (tenses, moods, pronouns)

Grammar Focus:

  • Verb tenses
    • Present, past, future, conditional, subjunctive
    • Use of passé composé vs imparfait
    • Complex tenses (plus-que-parfait, futur antérieur)
    • Agreement of past participles
  • Sentence structure
    • Simple, compound, and complex sentences
    • Direct and indirect object pronouns
    • Subordinate clauses (relative, conditional)
    • Passive and active voice
  • Pronouns
    • Personal, possessive, demonstrative, relative pronouns
    • Use of “y” and “en”
  • Conjunctions
    • Expressions of cause, consequence, goal, and opposition
    • Coordination and subordination

 

Exam Strategies:

  • Time management
  • Reading instructions carefully
  • Prioritizing tasks during the exam
  • Dealing with tricky vocabulary or unfamiliar topics
  • Effective listening techniques for audio sections
  • Structuring written answers clearly and concisely

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Meet Your Instructors

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Toronto French Academy
Based on 100 reviews
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Vignesh S
My journey to find the right French language class led me to Toronto French Academy, and I couldn’t be more grateful. Love Sir is a truly exceptional teacher—his unique approach to teaching reflects a deep understanding of each student’s abilities. He patiently explains every concept until it’s fully understood, creating a supportive and effective learning environment. I wholeheartedly recommend Love Sir and TFA to anyone looking to learn French.
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Himansu Das
I have started learning french with TFA, 2 months back. My Instructor Aashika is really knowledgeable and very cooperative. She puts extra effort to explain every pattern and expression of french as we move, with examples. She also guides how to improve listening as well as pronunciation . I really feel confident that I can reach to desired band in TEF after taking classes with TFA. I truly recommend TFA especially Aashika to get help in learning french journey
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VARUNDEEP KAUR
I’m absolutely loving my experience with TFA’s French lessons! Love Sir is an amazing instructor — so knowledgeable, patient, and genuinely passionate about teaching. He explains vocabulary, grammar, and tricky concepts in a way that’s easy to understand and remember. The pace of the lessons is just right — engaging and challenging without being overwhelming.

I especially enjoy the interactive activities, which make learning fun and help reinforce what we’ve learned. By the end of each class, I feel more confident in both speaking and understanding French.

I’m truly grateful for Love Sir’s guidance and can’t wait to continue this journey. I highly recommend these lessons to anyone eager to learn French!
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Parmjot Kaur
I am greatful to have Aashika as my french teacher. She teaches very well and makes learning the language enjoyable and clear. Her explanations are always easy to understand.
Highly recommended!
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Heramb Bhatt
Amazing experience so far! Aashika ma'am has been really on top of her French game. She prepares notes for extra/simple explanation of grammer topics which is very helpful. Improvising mistakes in class sometimes also lead to small discussions, which is good for understanding. Like her way of teaching, please keep taking care of us. Merci.
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khushpreet billing
I’ve been learning French from Love. He is incredibly knowledgeable and explains everything so clearly. What really sets him apart is his patience — even when I ask the same question multiple times, he never gets frustrated and always takes the time to help me understand. His calm and supportive teaching style makes learning French much more enjoyable and less intimidating. If you’re looking for a dedicated and kind French teacher, Love is the one!
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Sharwari Patange
I have been learning from Aashika. She is very patient and she makes sure you are understanding each concept before moving on to next chapter
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Sanjana Bajaj
I have been taking French classes from Love and it’s been a great experience! He has a clear and engaging way of teaching that really helps build confidence in speaking. His structured lessons and patient approach make the language much easier to grasp. I highly recommend him to anyone looking to learn French!
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Ais Athania
I’m currently learning French at The French Academy (TFA), and it’s been an amazing experience! My teacher, Nupur, has been absolutely fantastic. I was a bit nervous at first about picking up a new language, but her teaching style made it so easy and enjoyable. She explains everything clearly, is patient, and keeps the classes engaging. I’ve gained so much confidence in a short time, and I genuinely look forward to each lesson. Choosing TFA has been one of the best decisions I’ve made for learning French!
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Vaibhav Aghi
I have been learning from Aryan Shah. He is very chill and try to help me at every step where I get stuck and provide good lessons. I hope I will learn French as I was hoping to do in time
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Neena Isaac
I am having amazing experience with TFA's French lesson! My instructor Anil Kumar is incredibly knowledgeable, patient, and engaging, making topics, vocabs and grammer easy to understand. The pace is perfect, and I feel challenged without being overwhelmed. I especially appreciate the interactive activities that help reinforce my learning. By the end of the lesson, I felt more confident in speaking and understanding French. I’m really looking forward to continuing my journey and highly recommend this lesson to anyone wanting to learn French!
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Ruchika Sehgal
Everyone wants a native French tutor because why not? So, Anil is my tutor who is a native. My journey has not been really smooth since beginning but thanks to my tutor who is making sure whatever I am learning is correct. From correcting minor flaws to introducing new topics, he understands the pace. Additionally, Anil is patient enough to teach which is one of the best qualities. :)))
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Kush Patel
I’ve been learning French at this institution for a while now, and I’m really happy with the experience so far. My instructor, Kanika, is excellent — she explains everything clearly, is very patient, and always encourages us to do our best. Her teaching style makes learning French enjoyable and effective. Highly recommend this place to anyone looking to start or improve their French skills!
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Dinakshi Sandal
Mr. Aryan Shah is a dedicated and knowledgeable French teacher. His clear explanations and encouraging attitude really helped me build confidence in speaking and writing French.
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rikveet hayer
Anil is the best teacher out there :).

Generally speaking – it isn’t.

This is a big misconception with students. They believe that to clear TEF they need to learn the entire French language. This is simply not true.

French, or any language for that matter, is very vast. Learning the entire language could take years of hard work – and this should not even be your goal.

TEF/TCF are immigration based exams. These exams cover a defined syllabus of everyday topics, grammar patterns, and communication tasks.

By focusing our lessons strictly on that exam framework—and drilling the skills the scoring rubric rewards—you can achieve the CLB 7 level required for immigration with 10 months of consistent study.

We strongly recommend dedicating at least 2 extra hours every day on top of your classes.

Use that time to review previous lessons and complete the homework, assignments, and quizzes your tutor provides.

Studying 8 hours one day and 0 hours the next day won’t make any difference.

What counts is studying every single day. Consistency and discipline—though easier said than done—drive real progress.

Within 10 minutes of enrolling you’ll receive an email with your class link and all learning materials.

Shortly after, our student coordinator will call to answer any questions and make sure you’re set up.

Please double-check the class start date and time before you enroll.

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Class Starts: 2nd June, 2025
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