Question 1

What sections do I need for Quebec immigration?

Accepted Answer

Listening and Speaking are MANDATORY for CSQ applications. Reading and Writing are optional but can add selection points to your application. Most applicants take all four for maximum points.

Question 2

What's the difference between TCF Canada and TCF Québec?

Accepted Answer

TCF Canada is for federal IRCC programs (Express Entry, etc.) with all four skills mandatory. TCF Québec is for Quebec-specific immigration (CSQ) with only Listening and Speaking mandatory. Choose based on your immigration pathway.

Question 3

How many Quebec immigration points can I get from TCF Québec?

Accepted Answer

Maximum points for French vary by program. For main applicant, B2+ in Listening and Speaking gives maximum points (16 points). Reading and Writing can add additional points. Check Quebec's current selection grid for exact values.

Question 4

Can I take TCF Québec outside of Canada?

Accepted Answer

Yes, TCF Québec is available at authorized test centers worldwide. You don't need to be in Canada or Quebec to take the test. Check France Éducation International's website for centers near you.

Question 5

Should I reach C1 level for more points?

Accepted Answer

No! Quebec's points grid maxes out at B2 for most categories. Achieving C1 or C2 doesn't give additional points. Focus on solidly reaching B2 rather than aiming for C1.

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