
French Language FAQs – Everything You Need to Know
Find answers to common questions about learning French at J & C Language School – from course levels and durations to certifications, fees, and what makes our teaching approach unique.
Absolutely. We offer demo class before you decide to join.
The Test de Connaissance du Français (TCF) assesses French language proficiency for non-native speakers. France Éducation International administers several language verification exams tailored to your goals, such as TCF for Quebec Immigration, TCF for French Nationality, TCF for Resident Card, and TCF for DAP (students).
TEF Canada is a test for those who want to live in Canada. 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. Taking TEF Canada for the first time can be overwhelming. To prepare, practice speaking, reading, and writing French daily, take practice tests to get familiar with the format, and join a French learning platform to improve your skills. We can provide a guided experience to help you succeed. Join now!
What is the TEF? The Test d'Évaluation de Français (TEF) is an internationally recognized exam accepted by the Canadian government for immigration purposes, including applications under the Express Entry program and Canadian citizenship. It assesses proficiency in four key areas:
Validity: 2 years
TEF Canada Updated Pattern: 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).
What is the TCF? The Test de Connaissance du Français (TCF) is another internationally recognised French language proficiency exam accepted by the Canadian government, particularly for Quebec immigration (TCF Quebec) and other Canadian immigration programs (TCF Canada).
The results of the TEF (Test d'Évaluation de Français) are valid for two years from the date of the exam. After this time, you may need to retake the exam if you require updated proof of your French language proficiency.
The DELF exam is an official French language certification used globally for education, jobs, and language proficiency proof, especially for non-native speakers aiming for academic or professional opportunities.
We offer mock tests, sample papers, one-on-one revision sessions on all the four skills (writing, reading, listening, speaking) and exam registration support as well.
Yes, we offer recorded class videos and flexible batches. So, even if you miss a session because of work or studies, you won’t be left behind in your journey of learning French.
We provide beginner-friendly courses starting from the basics and guiding you to become confident over time so you don’t need any prior experience.
Yes, absolutely! Knowing French is no less than a boon if you want ot work in fields like tourism, MNCs, aviation and education. It offers diverse career opportunities across India and around the globe.
We offer comprehensive study materials like textbooks, audio resources, and practice exercises. To enhance learning and language retention.
The duration depends on the level you choose. For example for A1 level, we offer 1 Hour class Monday to Friday which is valid for 6 weeks.
We offer small-sized batches, certified trainers and a flexible learning schedule. Our classes are based on real-life use of French which makes it easier for students to understand and speak.
At J&C, We offers a variety of language learning courses, including German, Spanish and English tailored to suit different proficiency levels. Our courses include interactive lessons, real-time practice, and personalized instruction to help you master a new language. Join our online / offline classes today and start with a demo session.
Yes, you can cancel or reschedule your TEF exam if you follow the rules properly given during registration. Note that some exam authorities may charge a small fee for this service.
Yes, you can choose only specific modules like reading, writing or speaking, depending on the purpose of your test.
Yes, you can prepare on your own using online resources, official practice papers, and mock tests. However, it is recommended to attend the classes as they can help improve your score.
Each section of the TEF exam is scored separately, you should always remember this. Your performance is graded from level A1 (beginner) to C2 (advanced).
Yes, you can request a recheck of your result by paying a small fee for it to the exam authority.
Usually, you receive your results within four to six weeks after the exam. You will be notified by the exam authority once they are ready
A score equal to CLB 7 or higher is usually needed for immigration to Canada. Each university or employer sets its own score requirement in France.
Yes, you can retake the TEF exam as many times as you want. Each new attempt helps you improve your score and confidence.
