Reference: official TEF Canada sample materials by Le français des affaires
The exam creator's own sample tasks and format descriptions — how to fold official samples into your routine.
The TEF is designed by Le français des affaires, part of the CCI Paris Île-de-France. Their TEF Canada page presents the official test structure and, crucially, sample materials: example tasks and format descriptions straight from the source. Nothing you practise is closer to the real thing than the exam creator's own examples, so they deserve a fixed place in your routine.
What candidates find there
- Official descriptions of each module and how it is structured.
- Sample tasks that show the real question style and instructions.
- Format details for the two written and two oral sections of TEF Canada.
How to fold samples into your routine
Use official samples early, to calibrate your expectations of the format, and again near the end, as your most trustworthy timed rehearsal. In between, practise with other materials to build volume — but always measure yourself against the official examples, since they define exactly what the real instructions look like.