French for TCF Canada and TEF Canada
Canadian immigration uses NCLC benchmarks. Vocalyra maps its CEFR French levels onto those benchmarks so you can see how far you are from your target score.
What you get
NCLC mapped to CEFR
Your current level is shown against the NCLC benchmark your pathway requires.
Placement assessment
A placement test estimates your starting level so you don't repeat what you already know.
Daily practice built in
Vocabulary with flashcards and audio, verb conjugation drills and dictation practice matched to your level.
Live group classes
50-minute live classes with a tutor, available as a monthly plan or bundled with Self-Study.
The preparation pathway
- Placement first, so you know your current CEFR level before choosing a target.
- Level-by-level lessons to build the grammar and vocabulary the exams assume.
- Daily skill work: dictation for listening and spelling, verb drills, topic vocabulary.
- TCF-style practice with original Vocalyra questions and timed mock sessions, included with qualifying paid plans.
NCLC in context
Canadian immigration programs express French requirements as NCLC levels per skill. Your exam score in each skill converts to an NCLC level using the official table published by the Government of Canada.
Because requirements depend on the program and can change, check the current rules for your case on Canada.ca. Vocalyra helps you build the skills; it does not decide eligibility.
Independent and original
Vocalyra is an independent school. It is not affiliated with France Éducation International, the CCI Paris Île-de-France or the Government of Canada. Practice questions are written by Vocalyra and are not official exam material. Vocalyra cannot guarantee an exam score or an immigration outcome.
Who it's for
- Express Entry candidates adding French points
- Applicants who need a minimum NCLC score
- Francophone mobility candidates