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TEF TEST SERIES
The TEF Canada (Test d'Évaluation de Français pour le Canada) is an exam used to assess proficiency in French for those seeking to immigrate to Canada or obtain Canadian citizenship. Here's a general outline of the Writing and Speaking sections as per the new structure.
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TEF Canada Writing Section:
TEF Canada Speaking Section:
1. Nature of the Test:
- Task-based assessment evaluating proficiency in written French.
- Tests are designed to reflect real-life situations.
2.Format:
- Task 1: Email or letter (approx. 100-150 words)
- Task 2: Essay (approx. 250-300 words)
3. Assessment Criteria:
- Cohesion and coherence
- Vocabulary
- Grammar
- Spelling and punctuation
- Register and appropriateness of language
4. Time Allowed:
- Total time for both tasks is approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes.
- Face-to-face interview to assess oral proficiency in French.
- Interaction with the examiner to demonstrate ability to use French in practical situations.
2. Format:
- Part 1: Guided conversation (5-7 minutes)
- Introduction
- General conversation on familiar topics
- Part 2 Description of a photograph (2 minutes preparation, 2 minutes speaking)
- Part 3: Expression of an opinion (2 minutes preparation, 2 minutes speaking)
3.Assessment Criteria:
- Fluency
- Pronunciation
- Interaction and coherence
4.Time Allowed:
- Total time for the speaking section is approximately 15-20 minutes.
Notes:
- The Writing section includes tasks that assess both informal and formal written communication skills (email/letter and essay).
- The Speaking section is designed to evaluate spontaneous use of language in various contexts, including informal conversation, description, and opinion sharing.