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TEF Canada writing: sections A and B corrected

TEF Canada writing is 2 sections in 60 minutes on computer: finishing a news story (at least 80 words, 25 min) and a letter to a newspaper (at least 200 words, 35 min, three arguments). For IRCC, NCLC 7 = 310 to 348 in the “ancien score”.

Official sources: Official TEF sample — writing · IRCC

Section A: the counter checks the 80 words and the number of paragraphs.
Section B: 200 words, three arguments, greeting and closing formula, checked live.
Score estimated on the “ancien score”, converted to NCLC with the IRCC table.
Section A

Finish a news story

80 words minimum · 25 min

You read the beginning of a news story and write what comes next, in several paragraphs: what happened, how people reacted. Read the guide

Write · Section A
Section B

Letter to a newspaper

200 words minimum · 35 min

A statement published in a newspaper: you write to the paper to give your opinion, with at least three arguments. Read the guide

Write · Section B

Official source: Official TEF sample — writing

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