A practice notebook for the TCF Canada

Write as you would in the exam. Come back to your draft knowing what to revise.

Practice the format of all three tasks. After you write, see notes on what works, what needs revision, and an NCLC estimate to guide your next draft.

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Corrected page · demonstration sample

What to revisit in this first draft

Estimated NCLC level: 13/20 · NCLC 8

Notes by criterion · 0–5

• Task completion
• Structure and coherence
• Vocabulary
• Grammar

Notes for the rewrite

• je peut → je peux
• des nourritures locales → des produits locaux

In the next draft: Make these two changes, then read the invitation aloud to check that the next draft sounds natural and remains clear.

How it works

One task in three steps: write, correct, and rewrite.

Start by writing. The feedback organizes what deserves your attention on the next attempt.

1. Write as you would on the exam — Choose one of the three tasks, follow the word limit, and use the timer when you want it.
2. Fix what matters most first — See four criteria, prioritized corrections, and an estimated NCLC level.
3. Rewrite it better — Compare your text with the rewrite and apply the next step on your following attempt.

Practice support

Everything that helps, without distracting from the writing.

• Themes by task — Prompts organized by the format and subject you want to practice.
• Guided templates — Structures with three levels of help for when you need them.
• Flexible timer — Train with the exam's 60 minutes or practice without time pressure.
• Saved progress — Review sessions and track patterns after creating your account.

A real story

I had to get unstuck in writing, too.

When I prepared for TCF Canada, writing was the part that required the most practice. I turned what worked for me into a clearer way to write, review, and try again.

Victor Dantas — Founder and TCF Canada candidate

My official written-expression score was 11/20. Écrivance grew from the routine of writing, reviewing, and trying again.

Official result: written expression 11/20

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Frequently asked questions

Can I try it without creating an account?

Yes. You can complete the free task and see a real preview without an account. Free signup unlocks the full feedback, saves your text, and lets you continue practicing.

Is the estimated NCLC level an official score?

No. Écrivance provides an estimated NCLC level to guide your practice. It does not replace an official TCF Canada assessment or guarantee an exam score.

What is included in the feedback?

The full report includes an estimated NCLC level, four writing criteria, prioritized corrections, a rewrite to compare, and a next step for your following attempt.

How do the three tasks work?

The TCF Canada writing section has three tasks completed in 60 minutes, each with its own purpose and word limit. You can practice them separately or in sequence in simulation mode.

Can I cancel my subscription at any time?

Yes. You can cancel from your account at any time and keep access until the end of your paid period.