TEF Canada / TEFaQ Test d’évaluation de français

*Dates are subject to change*

Please note the fees associated with each event below:

Registration fees vary depending on each candidate's test selection.

• Listening: $145.00
• Speaking: $145.00
• Reading: $73.00
• Written expression: $73.00
• Lexicon and Structure: $73.00

Please note that the test center is not authorized to provide information regarding the type and number of assessments you must complete, as these requirements vary from candidate to candidate. It is your responsibility to select all the assessments you may need.

These tests contains five (5) sections/ evaluations:

- Oral Comprehension (40 minutes)
- Oral Expression (15 minutes)
- Written Comprehension (60 minutes)
- Written Expression (60 minutes)
- Vocabulary and Structure (30 minutes)*

*Please note: the result of Vocabulary and Structure test will appear on a separate certificate.

After registration is closed, we will first validate all registrations and then create the test schedule. Since not all candidates register for the same combination of tests, we create a specific schedule for each candidate. All test events must take place between 9:00 am and 5:30 pm. We always schedule the various test items so that there is little or no waiting time between them.

Each candidate's test schedule will be communicated to them 3 days prior to the test date and cannot be changed.

For more information about the TEFaQ, click here.

For more information about the TEF Canada, click here.

The TEFAQ and TEF CANADA candidates will receive an email giving them access to their electronic attestation approximately three (3) weeks after the test.

Avec plus de 10 000 tests au compteur, l’Université McGill est un des principaux centres agréés de passation depuis 2012. Tant à l’oral (expression et compréhension) qu’à l’écrit, le nombre de tests se chiffrera à près de 2 400 pour l’année 2019.
 

Étudiante au doctorat en neurosciences à McGill, Mina Andalou comptera parmi les 57 candidates et candidats à se rendre à l’École de l’Éducation permanente vendredi pour passer le test de compréhension orale en français du Ministère de l’Immigration du Québec.
 

Connus sous leur acronyme de TEF et TEFAQ, les tests d’évaluation de français s’adressent aux immigrants qui n’ont pas fait leurs études en français ici et qui veulent obtenir leur statut de résident au Québec.
 

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