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🗣️ Boost Your TEF Speaking Prep with These Key Tips:

- Practice daily conversations for fluency. - Structure your opinions: intro, main points, conclusion. - Work with a partner or tutor for feedback. - Record practice sessions to spot improvements. - Build vocabulary with linking phrases. - Practice timing to speak confidently. - Use sample questions to simulate real exams. - Focus on clear pronunciation.

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The TEF (Test d'Évaluation de Français) tests your French skills. TEF Canada is a required test for those applying to Canada's economic immigration programs.

Immigration and Citizenship Canada uses this test to assess your French language skills. The test includes listening, speaking, reading, and writing. You can register for the test at the official TEF centres listed on the TEF Canada website. The test results are valid for two years.

The TEF exam consists of four sections:

Reading (60 min - 50 questions - 300 points) Listening (40 min - 60 questions - 360 points) Written (60 min - 2 Topics - 450 points) Oral (15 min per candidate- 2 Topics - 450 points)