TEF Canada Writing Practice

A free account lets you browse the practice page and see the format. Running a full writing session (questions, audio, AI feedback where applicable) requires a paid plan.

TEF Canada writing practice follows the real exam format: one Section A task (fait divers, 80–120 words, 25 min) + one Section B task (argumentation, 200–300 words, 35 min), 60 minutes total. Each run draws fresh random prompts from 200+ variants so you rarely see the same pair twice.

TEF Canada writing scores map directly to CLB levels used by IRCC for immigration. Most candidates target CLB 7 (CEFR B2) for Express Entry. Your practice session results show the corresponding CLB band so you can track your progress toward your target.

No. Practice items are drawn from a separate pool that is disjoint from the mock-exam reserve. You can practice as much as you want without consuming any of the 10 fresh mock-exam attempts reserved per account.

Practice consistently, review every wrong answer using the per-question correction shown after submit, and re-take the practice to cover different random draws. Use the CLB band on each result to track progress toward your target (CLB 7 for Express Entry).

Yes — the TEF Canada writing practice evaluates both tasks automatically after you submit. The AI gives feedback in French on grammar, structure, coherence, relevance to the prompt, and estimated word count. You also get a CEFR level estimate per task and a consolidated CLB band for your written-expression skill.

Yes. The writing area gives you TEF-style sample prompts for both tasks, so you can practice planning, structure, and timing before trying full mock conditions.