
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:

You may retake TEF Canada, but you cannot take the same test again immediately. Candidates must wait at least 20 calendar days between attempts at

The most important thing to bring to a TEF Canada exam is the correct original identification. Everything else is secondary. If your identity cannot be

The four official TEF Canada tests contain 175 minutes of testing time: That adds up to 2 hours and 55 minutes of active test time.