Upper-level grammar: futur antérieur, conditionnel passé, passé simple, passive voice
Complex linking: relative pronouns, compound prepositions/conjunctions (e.g., pour que)
C2 structures: sequence of tenses and direct vs indirect speech (incl. si for yes/no)
About the free online course
Strengthening your French can be one of the smartest ways to expand your options for Canada immigration, especially when TEF/TCF results can support applications and boost competitiveness. This free online course is designed to help you build practical French from the ground up and push toward advanced accuracy, with clear explanations that make grammar feel manageable and progress feel measurable.
You’ll develop a solid foundation in everyday communication, starting with essentials like greetings, weather, numbers, months, and expressing feelings. From there, you’ll move into the structures that shape real confidence: articles, pronouns, adjectives, questions, negation, comparisons, and the most useful verbs for daily life. Each step reinforces what you learn so you can speak and write with fewer doubts and understand French more quickly when reading or listening.
As you advance, the focus shifts toward control and nuance. You’ll work through major tenses and moods used across TEF/TCF levels, including near future, future, passé composé, imparfait, plus-que-parfait, conditionals, and the subjunctive. You’ll also gain tools that dramatically improve comprehension at higher levels, such as relative pronouns, complex connectors, passive voice, sequence of tenses, and direct vs. indirect speech. These topics can feel intimidating without a roadmap, and the course aims to give you one, step by step.
To keep learning active, the course pairs lessons with quick checks and targeted exercises that help you catch common mistakes early and turn rules into habits. Whether your goal is to start from A1, reach B1/B2, or polish C1/C2 understanding, you’ll leave with stronger accuracy, better test readiness, and a clearer sense of how French works in real contexts—useful for immigration goals and beyond.
Course content
Video class: Lesson 1: Master Greetings | Learn French for Canada Immigration | TEF Canada Prep26m
Exercise: In a formal or professional setting, which French pronoun should you use for “you” when asking someone a question?
Video class: Lesson 2: Master Weather29m
Exercise: In French weather expressions, which sentence correctly means “It’s raining”?
Video class: Lesson 3: Express Feelings, Months, Numbers | Learn French for Canada Immigration | TEF Canada Prep18m
Exercise: Why is learning French (TEF/TCF levels A1–C2) helpful for Canadian immigration pathways?
Video class: Lesson 4: French Alphabet for Canada Immigration | Boost Express Entry Points | TEF Canada Prep17m
Exercise: Why are TEF/TCF French skills described as a key factor for Canadian immigration pathways?
Video class: Lesson 5: Articles | Learn French for Canada Immigration, Express Entry | TEF Canada Prep23m
Exercise: Which partitive article should be used for a plural noun meaning “some”, as in “some eggs”?
Video class: Lesson 6: Master French Grammar Fundamentals | Learn French for Canada Immigration | TEF Canada Prep18m
Exercise: Which subject pronoun should you use for a mixed group (at least one male) when saying “they”?
Video class: Lesson 7: Learn FREE French for CANADA Immigration Success | TEF Canada20m
Exercise: Which verb is used in French to talk about your age (e.g., “I am 34 years old”)?
Video class: Lesson 8: FAIRE Verb Practical Expressions | Learn French for Canada PR | TEF Canada Prep16m
Exercise: Which rule best describes when to use faire vs jouer for activities and sports?
Video class: Lesson 9: Aller Verb18m
Exercise: Which preposition is used after aller to say someone is going to a feminine place (e.g., the beach)?
Video class: Lesson 10: French Grammar Made Easy | Verb Conjugation for Canada Immigration Success15m
Exercise: Which set of French moods includes those used to express facts, hypothetical situations, doubts/wishes/emotions, and orders/requests?
Video class: Lesson 11: French Conjugation Made Easy | Canada Immigration French Course | TEF Prep18m
Exercise: In TEF/TCF prep, which structure correctly expresses an action happening right now ("in the process of")?
Video class: Lesson 12: French Negation Made Easy: Essential Grammar for Canada Immigration (TEF/TCF Prep)13m
Exercise: Which structure correctly forms a basic French negation with “ne … pas” around the verb?
Video class: Lesson 13: MASTER French Adjectives for Canada Immigration Success | TEF Canada Prep14m
Exercise: Which structure correctly forms a basic comparative with an adjective in French?
Video class: Lesson 14: French Grammar for Canada PR: Master Possessive13m
Exercise: Which demonstrative adjective should be used before a masculine singular noun that begins with a vowel or silent “h” (e.g., “hôtel”, “artiste”)?
Video class: Lesson 15: Master French Passé Composé | Canada Immigration French Course | TEF Prep18m
Exercise: How is le passé composé generally formed in French?
Video class: Lesson 16: Beginner French for TEF Canada: Top Tips16m
Exercise: In French, what is the most common and easiest way to ask a yes/no question?
Video class: Lesson 17: Learn French for Canada Immigration: Master Interrogative Questions (TEF/TCF Prep)15m
Exercise: When using the auxiliary verbs «être» or «avoir» to form a question, which structure is required instead of «est-ce que»?
Video class: Lesson 18: Master French Irregular Plurals17m
Video class: Lesson 19: Master French Adverbs for Canadian Immigration Success! ??????????20m
Exercise: How are most regular French adverbs formed from adjectives?
Video class: Lesson 20: Essential Grammar Lesson on Tenses for Canada PR and TEF/TCF Prep16m
Exercise: Which structure is used to form the French near future (le futur proche)?
Video class: Lesson 21: Master French Future Tense in 15 Minutes | TEF Canada Preparation 202514m
Video class: Lesson 22: French Reflexive Verbs EXPLAINED: Canada PR14m
Exercise: In French, where is the reflexive pronoun placed in the affirmative imperative (e.g., “Get up!”)?
Video class: Lesson 23: French for Canada Immigration: Master the Imperfect Tense15m
Exercise: In French grammar, when is the imparfait typically used (vs. passé composé)?
Video class: Lesson 24: French for Canada PR: Master Relative Pronouns15m
Exercise: In TEF/TCF French prep, which relative pronoun is used to refer to the subject of the second clause (who/which/that) and is followed by a verb?
Video class: Lesson 25: French for Canada PR: Master Pronouns for TEF/TCF14m
Exercise: In French grammar, what is the main purpose of a possessive pronoun (le mien, la tienne, les leurs, etc.)?
Video class: Lesson 26: French for TEF/TCF: Master Direct, Indirect, Y15m
Exercise: In French grammar, what does a direct object pronoun do?
Video class: Lesson 27: Conditional Present | B1 French for Canada PR (TEF, TCF, Immigration)14m
Exercise: Which structure best describes how to form the French conditional tense (e.g., je parlerais)?
Video class: Lesson 28: Complex Negations in French | B1 Grammar for TEF Canada, TCF18m
Video class: Lesson 29: Complex Comparatives16m
Exercise: Which structure is used to compare nouns in French (e.g., “more games than”) ?
Video class: Lesson 30: Subjunctive Mood in French – Part 1 | B2 Grammar for TEF Canada28m
Exercise: In French, which situation most often requires using the subjunctive (subjonctif) rather than the indicative?
Video class: Lesson 31: Advanced Subjunctive in French (Part 2) | B2 Grammar for TEF Canada18m
Exercise: How is the past subjunctive (subjonctif passé) formed in French?
Video class: Lesson 32: Compound Prepositions19m
Exercise: Which complex conjunction means “so that” and is followed by the subjunctive?
Video class: Lesson 33: Complex Relative Pronouns | B2 French Grammar for Canada PR12m
Exercise: Which complex relative pronoun should be used after the preposition avec for a masculine singular noun?
Video class: Lesson 34: The Plus-que-parfait (Past Perfect) | B2 Grammar for TEF Canada15m
Exercise: In French, what is the correct structure for the past perfect (plus-que-parfait)?
Video class: Lesson 35: Future Perfect | B2 French Grammar for Canada PR15m
Exercise: In French, what is the main use of the future perfect tense (futur antérieur)?
Video class: Lesson 36: Past Conditional | B2 Grammar for Canada PR13m
Exercise: What is the correct structure of the French past conditional (le conditionnel passé) to express “would have done”?
Video class: Lesson 37: Simple Past | C1 Advanced French for Canada PR13m
Exercise: In what context is le passé simple mainly used in French (useful for TEF/TCF comprehension)?
Video class: French Lesson 38: C1 Advanced French for Canada PR15m
Exercise: In French, how is the passive voice typically formed?
Video class: Lesson 39: Sequence of Tenses | C2 French for TEF Canada14m
Exercise: In the sequence of tenses, if the main clause verb is in the past, what should generally happen to the verb tense in the subordinate clause?
Video class: French Lesson 40: Discours Direct et Indirect | C2 French Grammar for Canada PR15m
Exercise: Which conjunction is typically used to introduce a YES/NO question in indirect speech in French?
This free course includes:
21 hours and 48 minutes of online video course
Digital certificate of course completion (Free)
Exercises to train your knowledge
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What TEF/TCF Canada French levels does this immigration prep course cover?
The course covers French from A1 beginner through C2 advanced, with grammar, vocabulary, and structures relevant to TEF/TCF preparation.
Does this course teach French grammar needed for TEF Canada and TCF Canada?
Yes. It covers essentials such as articles, verb conjugation, negation, questions, pronouns, tenses, the subjunctive, conditionals, and indirect speech.
How can French TEF/TCF preparation help with Canadian immigration?
French-language test results can support eligibility and improve a candidate’s profile in Canadian immigration pathways, including Express Entry, depending on current program rules.
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