The TCF Quebec is only intended for those submitting an official application for immigration to Quebec. It has been specifically designed to meet the standards of the Ministry of Immigration and Cultural Communities (MICC) in Quebec.
For immigration purposes, MICC in Quebec also recognises the TCF Tout Public accompanied by an oral test, as well as the DELF and DALF certifications.
For more information about Canadian immigration application, visit the Canada
visa website.
Applicants may elect to complete their choice of the four available components, depending on their needs and official
requirements.
This exam is only available in paper version
Exam Components |
Details |
Speaking Test |
12 minutes | one-on-one | 3 exercises |
Listening Test | 35 minutes | 39 multiple-choice questions |
Reading Test | 60 minutes | 39 multiple-choice questions |
Writing Test | 60 minutes | 3 exercises |
Registration will be confirmed only once the full application fee and completed forms have been received by our customer service team.
Candidates may not be registered for multiple sessions simultaneously.
If required, candidates may apply to re-sit the TCF only after receiving their results, provided there is a minimum of 60 days between examination sessions.
Registration deadlines:
The TCF is an evaluation of your proficiency in French.
For the most comprehensive preparation, enrol in a language class at Alliance Française de Sydney. Click
here
to explore our range of courses.
You can also prepare for the listening comprehension examination with the following publications:
- The official guide to the TCF,
with practice exercises, published by Éditions Didier.
- TCF, 250 Activités, ”Le Nouvel Entraînez-vous" collection, published by CLE
International.
Resources to aid in preparing for the listening comprehension examination, levels 5 & 6, include:
- The RFI (Radio France International) website
- The Éditions Didier website
- TV5 Monde
Results are sent to the test centre within 20 working days of receipt of the examination papers by FEI.
TCF final certificate will be sent by email only.
Your TCF certificate is valid for 2 years from the date you sit the test.
If you are not satisfied with your TCF results in the Speaking and/or Writing sections, you can apply for a review.
You must submit a request for the re-mark within thirty days of the arrival of your result certificate at the test centre. The application form must be submitted via email to the test centre where the exam was completed.
Upon request, your paper will be submitted for double marking by a senior TCF examiner in Paris.
A fee is payable for the review of your results, which is refunded if your mark is ultimately revised. In this case, France Education
International will reissue your certificate.
Alliance Française de Sydney is the only centre in Sydney accredited to deliver the DELF, DALF, DAEFLE and TCF series exams. All examiners and assessors are trained and authorised by the CIEP. They follow strict assessment guidelines and are regularly monitored.