Cheating in TEF/TCF exams
Today I want to discuss actions that may be considered cheating in an exam, and the possible consequences.
Alena Kopalina
Preparing for TEF
Articles by Alena Kopalina: Preparing for TEF.
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TEF/TCF topics to prepare arguments for
Let’s look at topics that come up in the exam sections where you need to defend a point of view with arguments.
TEF Canada writing: how to format your Section B response
The official website has finally published clear guidance: although the task is called a letter, it should be formatted…
How TEF/TCF preparation books can mislead you
TEF/TCF Canada preparation usually starts with a search for a good textbook. There are so few that their quality often gets overlooked.
Preparing for TEF/TCF Canada writing on your own
If you do not know how to approach TEF/TCF writing and spend an hour staring at a tiny piece of text, you need…
Topics that will definitely appear in the TEF/TCF Canada exams
Let’s discuss the topics you should be familiar with so you are not caught off guard in TEF/TCF Canada exams.
How long must you wait to retake TEF/TCF Canada?
How long must you wait to retake the French exams for immigration? Just a year ago, you had to wait 30 days to retake TCF Canada, and a full 60 days for TEF.
Character counts in TEF/TCF writing: do they really matter?
How serious is it to miss the required character count in the writing section? Many people worry that their text will be too long or too short…
TEF or TCF Canada: which should you choose, and what is the difference?
In this article, I compare TEF and TCF Canada so you can decide which suits you better. I find it hard to pick one, though of course I have my preferences.
Can you retake individual sections of TEF/TCF Canada?
I remember searching for any information I could find about retakes, visiting the Institut français website and confusing TCF Canada with the TCF for Quebec.