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Requesting a TEF Canada score review

Is it possible to challenge the results of TEF Canada if they seem biased?

We read the official website: and we find out that FI-GUSH-KI

Ok, if you don’t give in to emotions, then something like this is said about this:

‘We do everything we can to ensure you take the test in the best possible conditions and that the process is fair. But if you’re still unhappy with how the test was organized, or have questions after receiving your results, contact the test centre and discuss it with them. If something has gone seriously wrong, then yes, submit an appeal. You have 30 days from receiving your results to do so.’

Simply put, if you are simply not satisfied with the result, then, alas, no one will review anything for any money.

Well, if something really went wrong during the test, then go and fill out a special form yourself on the official exam website.

The real trick is that even if the commission admits a failure, your old results will still NOT be reviewed. They will be immediately canceled along with the certificate. And you will get a chance to retake the exam in full. True, this time it’s free.

After this, it is not surprising that many candidates, as soon as TCF Canada appeared 2 years ago, immediately switched to it. It makes the appeal procedure simpler and leaves hope.

I honestly don't understand why they shouldn't give givers a chance. In English IELTS the appeal works great. Yes, it's not cheap. But how many people has it given the opportunity to increase their scores by half, and sometimes by a whole point for a written or oral answer?!

After all, assessments for these parts are still subjective.

But no, the French are unshakable. 

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