You already have B1. What you are missing is the score and a final push in speaking.
Who it is for
- You have a B1 foundation (2–3 years of study, or a B1 course completed).
- Your goal is CLB 7 (NCLC 7) on TEF Canada, with an application due within a year.
- You are worried about the interview or speaking test and want to rehearse it beforehand.
Who it is not for
- If you are starting from zero, look at the complete path.
- If you only want to drill practice tests without working on the language itself: a large part of this course goes to building language foundations.
Stages
| Stage | Timing | Content | Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Months 1–3 | B1.1 + B1.2 | 72 |
| 2 | Months 4–6 | B2.1 + B2.2 | 72 |
| 3 | Months 7–8 | TEF Canada sprint | 40 |
| 4 | Month 9 | French for interviews | 20 |
Included and not included
Included: 204 hours, textbooks, placement test, three full mock exams, interview simulation (video-recorded, with feedback point by point), help registering for the exam and accompaniment to a partner test centre, free Q&A for 3 months after you finish. Not included: exam registration fees, extra one-on-one lessons.
FAQ
How is my B1 level established? You take a free 40-minute placement test, which includes a speaking part. If the result is below B1, we will advise you to take B1.2 first rather than force you into the class.
Is French for interviews required? It is required for CSQ applicants. For fast-track-only applicants, it can be replaced by 20 hours of single-skill exam booster.
