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TCF

Test de connaissance du français

About

The Test de connaissance du français (TCF) is a language proficiency test that may be required for immigration procedures or admission to French-speaking educational institutions.

Your certificate is valid for two years.

Steps

Choose the test that best suits your needs

Concordia offers the option to take either the TCF Québec or the TCF Canada.

Not sure which test is right for you?

Make sure to check with your advisor, university, or lawyer to determine which test meets your needs. Concordia University declines any responsibility in case of registration for an incorrect test.

Register

Select an exam date corresponding to the test of your choice. You will receive a confirmation email once your registration is complete.

Registration fees are non-refundable. No refunds or cancellations are possible.

You must provide an identification document when registering. The following documents are accepted:

  • Passport
  • Canadian citizenship or permanent residence card
  • Health insurance card
  • Driver’s license

Get your certificate

Results will be sent by email within six weeks.

If you would like to receive a paper copy, you can request one for $20 after registering. It will be sent via regular mail—please allow extra time for delivery.

If your results are unsatisfactory, you can retake the TCF as many times as you wish. However, there must be a one-month gap between each attempt.

Request a Re-Evaluation

Candidates may request a re-evaluation of their written ($80) and/or oral ($80) exam using the re-evaluation request form. This request must be submitted to the test center, which will forward it to France Éducation International.

Important: This request must be made within one month after the certificates are sent to test centers.

For any questions about the TCF, feel free to contact us.

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