Written for Parents, Students and Canada PR Applicants.

DELF B2 vs C1: Which level do French Universities Actually Require? is every serious French learner’s question. And genuinely, this is so confusing. Most of the learners start preparing for French certification without realizing whether their target university actually expects which level. Most students do not realize this in the beginning but the truth is: There is no common answer. And that is actually good news. Because you do not need to push yourself to the highest level you only need the right level for your goal.

Have you ever rechecked the latest Express Entry draw results, only to find that you’re still just below the required CRS score? This can clearly be a frustrating scenario. After all the preparation of months—or even years—devoted to achieving your goal of immigrating to Canada, taking IELTS, gaining work experience, and preparing your Express Entry account, it may seem that the invitation to apply (ITA) is beyond reach.

Are you planning to learn French for your foreign studies, Canadian PR and career growth? You’ve definitely heard about two important certifications: DELF and DALF Canada. For new learners, they may find these certifications confusing, especially if you’re unsure which one fits your goals. If you’re also one of them, don’t worry; you’re not alone.

TEF Canada vs TCF Canada – If you are also planning an Express Entry application to Canada, you have probably heard about the two common test names: TEF Canada and TCF Canada. These are French tests accepted by the IRCC, and they can essentially boost your Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score significantly.  Both tests are based on four skills, reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Knowing which test would help you better with your Express Entry application to Canada is extremely important.  Therefore, this guide by Vinay French will help you evaluate which one you should actually book and what the ...