Toronto French Academy (TFA)

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Learn French for PR 🇨🇦

TFA is Canada’s fastest growing French academy with 1,000+ active students and a team of 200+ tutors. Canadian owned and operated. Teaching since 2018.

All our courses are designed specifically for TEF/TCF Exam, covering all modules from A1 to B2 step by step. Our mission is to help you achieve CLB 7 & secure your Canadian PR as fast as possible.

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Toronto French Academy (TFA)
Based on 175 reviews
Hello, i started learning french from the TFA few months ago with teacher Love Bhatia. He is such a hardworking teacher and truly dedicated towards his work. He always motivate me to improve myself and help me to build confidence to speak French.
I’ve been taking French classes here for about one month with Love Bhatia as my instructor, and I’m really impressed with my progress so far. Love makes each lesson engaging, clear, and practical — every class feels interactive and well‑structured. He explains concepts in a way that’s easy to understand and tailors the pace to help me feel confident speaking and learning. I’ve already noticed a big improvement in my French skills, and the supportive learning environment makes it enjoyable to keep coming back. Highly recommended for anyone serious about improving their French
I have been taking classes from Love Bhatia for the last 2 months. He is very detailed and good at teaching french and makes the classes easier and interactive with different activities. He goes above and beyond to make beginners like me understand the basics of french. I suggest anyone interested to learn french take classes from him.
My tutor is Love Bhatia. I am taking classes from him since past two months. He explains everything in a very detailed and interesting way and makes learning French easy and enjoyable. I’ve really felt comfortable and confident learning French so far. Highly recommend him as a teacher!
Our teacher Love is amazing. He is passionate, patient, and truly inspiring. Thanks for all the help so far!
I started taking classes with Nupur 9 months ago. She is an amazing instructor. Her approach and adaptability made each class a great process to learn. She's helping me a lot to prepare for my TEF test.
My experience with Divya on my first classes has been fantastic! She is very patient and engaging and makes the classes both enjoyable and highly effective. It has definitely been a really nice experience learning with TFA!
Been taking classes from Kanishka for a while now, she is fantastic with her ways of teaching and making sure her students grasp a fine understanding of the topics before moving forward. The homework she gives almost everyday is helpful. Any doubts, she makes sure to clear it properly and is quick with email replies even after class hours.
I’ve had the pleasure of learning French with Kaniska, and I can confidently say she is an outstanding teacher. She makes every lesson engaging, clear, and enjoyable. Her teaching style is patient yet motivating, and she always ensures that I fully understand each concept before moving forward.
Been taking clases with Anil for the last couple months and it has been a great experience. He’s very caring for his students and accommodates the clases based on your knowledge and level. I recommend TFA
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The TFA Approach

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Step by Step Structured
Syllabus (A1 -> B2)

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LIVE Online
French Classes

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Fast-Paced &
Personalized

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Specialized TEF
Exam Training

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Regular Homework,
Assignments & Tests

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Starts: 30th June 2025
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  • Timings: 7 - 8pm EST
  • 5 days a week (Mon to Fri)
  • 20 classes per month
  • 1 hr. per Class
  • Group Size: 6 students
  • Starting from scratch
  • Platform: Google-meet
  • French: A1 to B2 level

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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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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Toronto French Academy
Based on 175 reviews
Hello, i started learning french from the TFA few months ago with teacher Love Bhatia. He is such a hardworking teacher and truly dedicated towards his work. He always motivate me to improve myself and help me to build confidence to speak French.
I’ve been taking French classes here for about one month with Love Bhatia as my instructor, and I’m really impressed with my progress so far. Love makes each lesson engaging, clear, and practical — every class feels interactive and well‑structured. He explains concepts in a way that’s easy to understand and tailors the pace to help me feel confident speaking and learning. I’ve already noticed a big improvement in my French skills, and the supportive learning environment makes it enjoyable to keep coming back. Highly recommended for anyone serious about improving their French
I have been taking classes from Love Bhatia for the last 2 months. He is very detailed and good at teaching french and makes the classes easier and interactive with different activities. He goes above and beyond to make beginners like me understand the basics of french. I suggest anyone interested to learn french take classes from him.
My tutor is Love Bhatia. I am taking classes from him since past two months. He explains everything in a very detailed and interesting way and makes learning French easy and enjoyable. I’ve really felt comfortable and confident learning French so far. Highly recommend him as a teacher!
Our teacher Love is amazing. He is passionate, patient, and truly inspiring. Thanks for all the help so far!
I started taking classes with Nupur 9 months ago. She is an amazing instructor. Her approach and adaptability made each class a great process to learn. She's helping me a lot to prepare for my TEF test.
My experience with Divya on my first classes has been fantastic! She is very patient and engaging and makes the classes both enjoyable and highly effective. It has definitely been a really nice experience learning with TFA!
Been taking classes from Kanishka for a while now, she is fantastic with her ways of teaching and making sure her students grasp a fine understanding of the topics before moving forward. The homework she gives almost everyday is helpful. Any doubts, she makes sure to clear it properly and is quick with email replies even after class hours.
I’ve had the pleasure of learning French with Kaniska, and I can confidently say she is an outstanding teacher. She makes every lesson engaging, clear, and enjoyable. Her teaching style is patient yet motivating, and she always ensures that I fully understand each concept before moving forward.
Been taking clases with Anil for the last couple months and it has been a great experience. He’s very caring for his students and accommodates the clases based on your knowledge and level. I recommend TFA
I have seen great progress in my French learning journey. They have great content and very professional teachers. Harshita has helped me personalize my training as per my needs. Highly recommended this academy.
My experience with TFA has been amazing so far! My tutor, Jasleen Kaur, provides tailored lesson plans based on my skill level and gives me undivided attention during our sessions. I have really enjoyed learning French with them.
I really like my French class. I am learning many new words and I practice often. My teacher (Jasleen) is very kind and the lessons are interesting. I am making good progress in French.
I am currently learning French at TFA and have a great experience so far. Aryan is my tutor and he is very good at explaining the topics easily while demystifying the complexity of French. What I like about the class is flexibility of time, that I can coordinate with Aryan or Pranav for changing the time of the class whenever needed.
I’ve been learning French with Aryan, and it’s been an amazing experience! He makes each lesson engaging, clear, and enjoyable. I’ve noticed significant improvement in my speaking, listening, and overall confidence. Aryan is patient, knowledgeable, and always ready to explain things in a way that makes sense. I highly recommend him to anyone looking to learn French effectively and enjoyably!

What’s possible: If your sole objective is to reach CLB 7 on the TEF/TCF, ten months is a realistic timeline. By concentrating on the exam’s specific grammar points, high-frequency vocabulary, and test formats, you channel all study time into exactly what will be scored. Daily drills on reading, listening, writing, and speaking tasks—plus mock tests to refine timing and strategy—create focused progress toward that concrete goal.


What’s not possible:
Truly mastering French in ten months—being able to discuss any topic with ease, understand regional accents, and write nuanced prose—remains out of reach. Full fluency demands years of broad exposure, thousands of hours of varied practice, and immersion in cultural contexts far beyond what an exam syllabus covers.

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.

Consistency and discipline is a must.

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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