Prepare for the TEF exam with our tailored TEF classes in Vancouver, designed to help you achieve Canadian Permanent Residency.
Term
6 or 12-month program
(Excluding Stat Holidays*)
Duration
90 mins per class
Group size
14 students max
Requirements
N/A
Price
From $333/m Online
or
From $415/m In-Person
Limited Offer
Save up to $1000
Struggling to Learn French While Preparing for the TEF?
Preparing for TEF can be tough without the right guidance. We know how challenging it can be.
- Balancing a busy schedule with French practice.
- No clear roadmap for language mastery.
- Feeling unprepared for TEF exam.
- Struggling to stay motivated without a structured plan.
Your Solution: A Clear Path to TEF Success
Our TEF preparation program is designed to take you from complete beginner to confidently passing the TEF exam in just 12 months.
Here’s how:
- Structured and Step-by-Step Lessons: Tailored to help you achieve CLB4, CLB5 or CLB7 with ease.
- Native-Taught Curriculum: Learn authentic French that prepares you for real-world conversations and test scenarios.
- Mock Exams and Proven Strategies: Practice under real conditions to gain the confidence you need to succeed.
Dynamic, flexible, and proven, this program has helped hundreds of students achieve their TEF goals. Are you ready to join them?
Transformation In Their Words
Hear from our satisfied learners! Dive into authentic stories of students who’ve transformed their language skills and achieved their French learning goals with our guidance and support.
While the course provides a solid foundation, I also recognize the importance of personal effort to master this challenging but rewarding journey. I'm happy to choose to Learn French and thankful for guiding us on this exciting language-learning journey!"
After a month with Learn French in Vancouver, Aurelie’s professionalism has allowed me to complete the fundamentals of French. Which in turn, has provided me the confidence to already speak on a conversational level."
Transformation In Their Words
Hear from our satisfied learners! Dive into authentic stories of students who’ve transformed their language skills and achieved their French learning goals with our guidance and support.
While the course provides a solid foundation, I also recognize the importance of personal effort to master this challenging but rewarding journey. I'm happy to choose to Learn French and thankful for guiding us on this exciting language-learning journey!"
After a month with Learn French in Vancouver, Aurelie’s professionalism has allowed me to complete the fundamentals of French. Which in turn, has provided me the confidence to already speak on a conversational level."
When is the next course starting?
Online Classes
Every Monday and Wednesday from 5:15pm to 6:45pm
Every Tuesday and Thursday from 7pm to 8:30pm
In-person Classes:
Every Tuesday and Thursday from 5:30pm to 7pm
Every Tuesday and Thursday from 7:15pm to 8:45pm
Your Roadmap To TEF Success in Just 1 Year
Our program is tailored for students starting with little to no French knowledge, guiding you step by step to achieve your TEF goals.
- Step 1: Master French Foundations (Months 1-6) Build a strong foundation in French grammar, vocabulary, and conversation skills, progressing to a B1 level and beyond.
- Step 2: TEF Exam Preparation (Months 7-12) Focus on the specific strategies, techniques, and practice needed to excel in all four sections of the TEF: Listening, Reading, Speaking, and Writing.
Present Tense (Regular Verbs)
The idea is to build up a solid foundation in order to express yourself in basic and common situations.
You’ll learn how to:
- Greet someone & introduce yourself
- Ask simple questions
- Express your tastes, interests, and hobbies.
- Count up to 100 & Give your phone number
- Pronounce the Alphabet & Spell your name
- Greetings: Formal & Informal French
- Say the date
- Differentiate feminine and masculine nouns.
- Write a postcard about your holidays to a friend or family member.
- Learn useful vocabulary: Food, Animals, Activities, etc.
- Use “Etre” (To be), “Avoir” (To have) et “Aimer” (To like) at present tense.
- Talk about your family
- Use possessive adjectives: “Mon, Ton, Son, Ma, Ta, Sa,…”
- Describe your daily habits using reflexive verbs.
- And more…
Present Tense (Irregular Verbs)
This module focuses is designed to prepare you to speak French in very practical situations.
You’ll learn how to:
Topics:
- Making reservations and ordering food
- Describing tastes and eating habits
- Asking for and giving directions
- Describing homes and neighborhoods
- Shopping and describing clothing
- Family descriptions
Grammar:
- Imperative mood (regular and irregular verbs)
- Present indicative (additional irregular verbs)
- Closed and open questions
- Definite, indefinite, and partitive articles
- Expressions of quantity and negation with "de"
- And more!
Future Tense (Futur proche & simple)
This module focuses on learning how to express yourself using the future tense.
You’ll learn how to:
Topics:
- Discussing short-term and long-term plans
- Asking for information at airports
- Describing jobs and daily routines
- Talking about leisure activities and travel
- Comparing different types of transportation
Grammar:
- Near future tense (regular and reflexive verbs)
- Simple future tense (regular and irregular verbs)
- Introduction to past tenses (passé composé and imparfait)
- Direct object pronouns
- And more…
Past Tense (Passe composé)
This module focuses on teaching you how to talk about events that happened once in the past.
Topics:
- Narrating past experiences (vacations, cultural outings)
- Asking for information at the cinema
- Discussing cultural habits
- Sharing memories and past habits
- Comparing past and present experiences
- Describing daily routines and habits
Grammar:
- Past tense (passé composé): regular verbs, irregular past participles
- Imperfect tense (imparfait)
- Contrast between passé composé and imparfait
- Placement of frequency adverbs
- And much more!
Conditional Present
This level covers conditional tenses and discussions on technology, music, and literature, enhancing your ability to communicate effectively on diverse topics
You’ll learn how to:
Topics:
- New technologies and IT vocabulary
- Informal expressions for surprise and relief
- Giving opinions on various topics
- Music genres and francophone artists
- Sharing anecdotes and past events
Grammar:
- Conditional present (formation and uses)
- Conditional past (introduction)
- Gerund (formation and use)
- Reinforcement of past tenses
- And more!
Subjunctive
Achieve fluency by mastering the subjunctive mood and other intermediate grammatical structures. This level helps you express wishes, doubts, and feelings, and use idiomatic expressions, making your French sound more natural.
You’ll learn how to:
Topics:
- Making vacation plans with a friend
- Expressing wishes, doubts, obligations, and feelings
- Using idiomatic expressions with "en" and "y"
Grammar:
- Present subjunctive (formation and uses)
- Past subjunctive
- Conjunctions used with the subjunctive
- And much more!
TEF Preparation (Months 7 to 12)
By this stage, you’ve mastered the French Foundations and reached a B1 level. In the second half of the program, the focus shifts entirely to preparing for the TEF exam. This phase is meticulously designed to provide you with the strategies, knowledge, and practice required to excel in all four sections: Listening, Reading, Speaking, and Writing. Through dynamic lessons, realistic mock exams, and tailored feedback, you’ll sharpen your French skills and build the confidence needed to succeed on test day.
Mock Exams and Corrections:
- Complete practice tests for all TEF sections.
- Receive detailed corrections and feedback from experienced instructors.
Master Advanced Grammar for TEF Success:
- Plus-que-parfait, Subjunctive, Gérondif, and other key structures.
- Use grammar effectively in speaking and writing.
Expand Your Vocabulary:
- Topics like volunteering, arts, travel, health, and gastronomy.
- Idiomatic expressions to sound more fluent and natural.
Sharpen Your Comprehension Skills:
- Strategies for tackling listening and reading sections.
- Practice with authentic texts, recordings, and exercises.
Boost Your Writing Performance:
- Learn to write structured essays and responses for TEF sections.
- Practice argumentation and persuasive writing techniques.
Enhance Your Speaking Confidence:
- Develop clear and coherent speech for both speaking sections.
- Practice expressing opinions, narrating experiences, and answering scenarios.
Check out the official Government of Canada’s website, to learn about the level requirements for immigration purposes.
Your Roadmap To TEF Success in Just 1 Year
Our program is tailored for students starting with little to no French knowledge, guiding you step by step to achieve your TEF goals.
- Step 1: Master French Foundations (Months 1-6) Build a strong foundation in French grammar, vocabulary, and conversation skills, progressing to a B1 level and beyond.
- Step 2: TEF Exam Preparation (Months 7-12) Focus on the specific strategies, techniques, and practice needed to excel in all four sections of the TEF: Listening, Reading, Speaking, and Writing.
Month 1
Present Tense (Regular Verbs)
The idea is to build up a solid foundation in order to express yourself in basic and common situations.
You’ll learn how to:
- Greet someone & introduce yourself
- Ask simple questions
- Express your tastes, interests, and hobbies.
- Count up to 100 & Give your phone number
- Pronounce the Alphabet & Spell your name
- Greetings: Formal & Informal French
- Say the date
- Differentiate feminine and masculine nouns.
- Write a postcard about your holidays to a friend or family member.
- Learn useful vocabulary: Food, Animals, Activities, etc.
- Use “Etre” (To be), “Avoir” (To have) et “Aimer” (To like) at present tense.
- Talk about your family
- Use possessive adjectives: “Mon, Ton, Son, Ma, Ta, Sa,…”
- Describe your daily habits using reflexive verbs.
- And more…
Month 2
Present Tense (Irregular Verbs)
This module focuses is designed to prepare you to speak French in very practical situations.
You’ll learn how to:
Topics:
- Making reservations and ordering food
- Describing tastes and eating habits
- Asking for and giving directions
- Describing homes and neighborhoods
- Shopping and describing clothing
- Family descriptions
Grammar:
- Imperative mood (regular and irregular verbs)
- Present indicative (additional irregular verbs)
- Closed and open questions
- Definite, indefinite, and partitive articles
- Expressions of quantity and negation with "de"
- And more!
Month 3
Future Tense (Futur proche & simple)
This module focuses on learning how to express yourself using the future tense.
You’ll learn how to:
Topics:
- Discussing short-term and long-term plans
- Asking for information at airports
- Describing jobs and daily routines
- Talking about leisure activities and travel
- Comparing different types of transportation
Grammar:
- Near future tense (regular and reflexive verbs)
- Simple future tense (regular and irregular verbs)
- Introduction to past tenses (passé composé and imparfait)
- Direct object pronouns
- And more…
Month 4
Past Tense (Passe composé)
This module focuses on teaching you how to talk about events that happened once in the past.
Topics:
- Narrating past experiences (vacations, cultural outings)
- Asking for information at the cinema
- Discussing cultural habits
- Sharing memories and past habits
- Comparing past and present experiences
- Describing daily routines and habits
Grammar:
- Past tense (passé composé): regular verbs, irregular past participles
- Imperfect tense (imparfait)
- Contrast between passé composé and imparfait
- Placement of frequency adverbs
- And much more!
Month 5
Conditional Present
This level covers conditional tenses and discussions on technology, music, and literature, enhancing your ability to communicate effectively on diverse topics
You’ll learn how to:
Topics:
- New technologies and IT vocabulary
- Informal expressions for surprise and relief
- Giving opinions on various topics
- Music genres and francophone artists
- Sharing anecdotes and past events
Grammar:
- Conditional present (formation and uses)
- Conditional past (introduction)
- Gerund (formation and use)
- Reinforcement of past tenses
- And more!
Month 6
Subjunctive
Achieve fluency by mastering the subjunctive mood and other intermediate grammatical structures. This level helps you express wishes, doubts, and feelings, and use idiomatic expressions, making your French sound more natural.
You’ll learn how to:
Topics:
- Making vacation plans with a friend
- Expressing wishes, doubts, obligations, and feelings
- Using idiomatic expressions with "en" and "y"
Grammar:
- Present subjunctive (formation and uses)
- Past subjunctive
- Conjunctions used with the subjunctive
- And much more!
Months 7-12
TEF Preparation (Months 7 to 12)
By this stage, you’ve mastered the French Foundations and reached a B1 level. In the second half of the program, the focus shifts entirely to preparing for the TEF exam. This phase is meticulously designed to provide you with the strategies, knowledge, and practice required to excel in all four sections: Listening, Reading, Speaking, and Writing. Through dynamic lessons, realistic mock exams, and tailored feedback, you’ll sharpen your French skills and build the confidence needed to succeed on test day.
Mock Exams and Corrections:
- Complete practice tests for all TEF sections.
- Receive detailed corrections and feedback from experienced instructors.
Master Advanced Grammar for TEF Success:
- Plus-que-parfait, Subjunctive, Gérondif, and other key structures.
- Use grammar effectively in speaking and writing.
Expand Your Vocabulary:
- Topics like volunteering, arts, travel, health, and gastronomy.
- Idiomatic expressions to sound more fluent and natural.
Sharpen Your Comprehension Skills:
- Strategies for tackling listening and reading sections.
- Practice with authentic texts, recordings, and exercises.
Boost Your Writing Performance:
- Learn to write structured essays and responses for TEF sections.
- Practice argumentation and persuasive writing techniques.
Enhance Your Speaking Confidence:
- Develop clear and coherent speech for both speaking sections.
- Practice expressing opinions, narrating experiences, and answering scenarios.
Check out the official Government of Canada’s website, to learn about the level requirements for immigration purposes.
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*Installment plans are available for the 6 and 12-month courses.
*Discounted rates apply only to full payments.