French for Immigration
Reach the French level that unlocks Canadian immigration.
Estimate how many months it takes to reach NCLC 5 for the C16 Francophone Mobility work permit and NCLC 7 for Express Entry bonus points — then train with a small-group cohort built around TEF/TCF.
Your estimator
Why NCLC 7? In Express Entry, NCLC 7 in all four French skills earns up to 50 bonus CRS points (25 or 50 depending on English ability) — often the decisive edge for an ITA.
Your timeline
NCLC 5 · C16 Work Permit
13–17 months
At 8h/week, approximately 13–17 months.
NCLC 7 · Express Entry PR bonus
22–29 months
At 8h/week, approximately 22–29 months.
Estimates assume roughly 150–200 guided study hours per NCLC level gained. Real progress varies with consistency, prior languages, and speaking practice.
How the cohort works
Small groups. Real speaking practice. Built around TEF/TCF.
Small group classes
4–6 learners per cohort so everyone gets speaking time and personal feedback.
Subscription cadence
12 hours every month. Cancel or pause anytime — no long-term contracts.
Speaking practice
Real conversation drills focused on TEF/TCF scenarios and everyday Canadian French.
Meet your French teacher.
Launch promo
Join the founding cohort.
Live small-group classes with TEF/TCF-focused instructors. Flexible, cancel or pause anytime.
Then $300 / month after promo
- 12 hours of live group classes per month
- 4–6 learners per group
- TEF/TCF-focused speaking drills
- Personalized progress tracking
- Flexible scheduling
- Cancel or pause anytime
Why our teachers
TEF/TCF experts who get immigration-focused students to their target scores — fast.
Unlike general French schools, our instructors specialize in the exact scoring rubrics that matter for Canadian immigration.
Seasoned TEF/TCF experts with decades of combined experience.
Program graduates consistently achieve their target NCLC scores.
A growing community of learners who passed TEF/TCF with our guidance.
Nearly every student rates their experience as excellent.
Questions, answered.
Do I need the TEF or TCF exam?
For most immigration pathways you'll need one of these approved tests. TEF Canada and TCF Canada are both accepted. We help you prepare for whichever you choose.
What French level do I need to get PR?
For Express Entry, NCLC 7 in all four skills (reading, writing, listening, speaking) earns you bonus points. For Francophone Mobility (C16 work permit), intermediate French around NCLC 5 in speaking and listening is often expected.
How fast will I learn it?
It depends on your starting level, study hours, and consistency. With our cohort structure and self-study, most learners see measurable progress within 4–8 weeks.
What if I miss a class?
We understand life happens. You can access recordings and catch up with your group. If you need to pause, just let us know — no penalties.
Ready to start your French journey?
Join a small group of motivated learners working toward their Canadian immigration goals.
Apply for the cohort →