TCF Preparation

This introductory unit introduces TCF exam, by explaining its purpose, structure, scoring system, CEFR proficiency levels and exam format.

This unit brings together the essential language concepts needed to pass the TCF. It covers the most commonly used verb tenses, subject-verb agreement, and common grammatical structures, along with practical tips for recognising them on test day.

This unit focuses on tasks 1 and 2 of the TCF writing section. You will learn the structure of these different tasks, as well as general tips for doing well on them.

This unit focuses on reading comprehension for the TCF. You will develop the essential strategies for understanding different types of texts and answering questions effectively, while becoming familiar with the exercise formats and the test criteria.

This unit explores the speaking section of the TCF. You will learn how to complete the three tasks in the test and how to organize your ideas in accordance with the TCF’s scoring criteria.

This unit focuses on the various strategies needed to understand a variety of audio materials, grasp important details, and answer questions effectively under actual exam conditions.

This final unit is devoted to practice tests and final preparation for the TCF. You will put all the skills you have acquired into practice through sample tests, timed exercises, and mock exams.