DELF, DALF, TCF, TEF and TFI, including a dedicated track for the TCF IRN. Each exam has its own logic and we train for that logic.
Every exam rewards specific behaviours: a structure the examiner is trained to look for, a timing discipline, a way of opening and closing an oral. I teach the format first, then fill the language gaps that cost points inside it.
The TCF IRN is its own exam with its own stakes: your nationality or residency file depends on it. The level your file must reach is set by the French administration, and that is where preparation starts. We work the exact task formats, the timing, the register examiners expect, and the gap between your current level and the one your file requires.
The standard for schools, universities and long-stay visas. Four skills, four separate strategies, especially the production écrite where most candidates lose points on structure rather than grammar.
Advanced academic and professional certification. Synthesis writing, argued essays and long oral presentations, the level where method matters more than vocabulary.
Level-placement test used for study, work and immigration files. Adaptive, fast and unforgiving on timing, so we drill pace as much as language.
Used for Canadian immigration and professional certification. The scoring logic differs from the TCF, so the preparation is not interchangeable.
A real graded sample of each section, so we know your starting level skill by skill instead of an average that hides the weak one.
The templates, connectors and opening and closing structures examiners are trained to reward, practised until they are automatic under pressure.
Full mock sections under exam timing, corrected against the official grading criteria, so exam day is a repetition rather than a first attempt.
Your first lesson is free. Tell me your exam and your date, and we build the plan backwards from it.
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