
Do You Need to Take All Four TEF Canada Sections?
For a federal Canadian immigration application, candidates generally need to take all four TEF Canada tests: reading, listening, writing and speaking. For a Canadian citizenship

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For a federal Canadian immigration application, candidates generally need to take all four TEF Canada tests: reading, listening, writing and speaking. For a Canadian citizenship

The TEF Canada writing test lasts one hour and contains two sections. Section A lasts 25 minutes and requires at least 80 words. Section B

The TEF Canada speaking test lasts 15 minutes and is conducted face to face with an examiner. It has two parts with very different goals:

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