Lumiere

Prepare for the TCF — the Test de connaissance du français — with real past papers, not sample questions. Lumière gives you 40 complete listening papers and 40 complete reading papers, 965 writing subjects and 30 speaking subjects: over 4,000 questions drawn from the exam as it is actually set. Whether you are sitting the TCF for Canadian immigration, for citizenship, for a Quebec application, for university, or for work, you practise on the real thing. PRACTISE, OR SIT THE PAPER Two modes, and the difference is deliberate. Practice has no timer. Skip a question and come back to it, jump anywhere with the navigator, and close the app mid-paper — your place is saved. Exam is the same content under real conditions: the clock runs, it cannot be paused, and the paper submits itself when time is up. That is the rehearsal that tells you whether you are ready. DRILL THE LEVEL THAT IS COSTING YOU MARKS A TCF paper mixes every level together, because that is the exam. It is a poor way to practise the one level you keep losing marks on. Choose a section and a CEFR level — A1, A2, B1, B2, C1 or C2 — and Lumière pulls those questions from all 40 papers into one set. Take 10, take 40, or take every question at that level. Your performance screen tells you which level to pick, weighted the way the TCF weights it: a C2 item is worth eleven A1 items, so four hard questions matter more than fifteen easy ones. SPEAKING AND WRITING, NOT JUST MULTIPLE CHOICE Record your answer to a speaking task, hear it back, and get it transcribed and assessed. Work through the three tâches of the expression orale, including a guided conversation for tâche 2. For the expression écrite, write your answer, have it checked, and compare it against a model answer for the same subject. VOCABULARY THAT STAYS LEARNED Save any word you meet and review it on a spaced-repetition schedule, so words come back exactly when you are about to forget them. A built-in French dictionary with native pronunciation audio is a tap away from any question.