TEF · Module 1: TEF Canada Core Strategy
Sample Lesson: TEF Canada Writing & Speaking Blueprint
Analyze TEF Canada Section A & B task requirements with clear timing checkpoints.
Lesson Media
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Lesson Explanation
Sample Lesson: TEF Canada evaluates four distinct skills. For Expression écrite, Section A requires continuing a news report (fait divers) in past tenses (~80+ words), while Section B asks for a structured formal letter arguing a viewpoint (~200+ words). Always track time and verify verb tenses before submitting.
Key Examples
Suite à votre article publié hier, je souhaite partager mon point de vue.
Following your article published yesterday, I wish to share my viewpoint.
Lesson Vocabulary
un fait divers
— brief news item
argumenter
— to argue a point
Grammar Takeaways
TEF Educational Note
Official exam formats and scoring scales are managed exclusively by CCI Paris Île-de-France and IRCC.
Practice Activity
Attempt the TEF Canada Timed Mock Exam after reviewing this blueprint.