TEF & TCF Canada prep countdown planner
Tell us your exam date and how much time you have each week. You’ll get a calm, phase-by-phase plan.
How it works
Good prep runs in four phases: diagnose, build, rehearse, rest. The planner stretches or compresses each phase to fit your weeks left.
Pick your weakest skill and the plan gives it extra sessions every week.
- ✓ Phase-by-phase plan
- ✓ Adapts to weeks left
- ✓ Skill focus picker
Common questions
Most people who are already around NCLC 6 give themselves 8–12 weeks of steady practice. Starting lower means planning longer — the planner shows what fits your date.
Know your target? Get the seat.An email or WhatsApp as soon as we spot a TEF or TCF Canada seat near you.Start watching →
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