Expression écrite
The TEF writing evaluator
that grades like the real exam.
Write a TEF Canada Expression Écrite tâche under the clock, then let the evaluator return an NCLC band, a score on every official criterion, and line-by-line corrections — in under a minute, not next week.
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Tâche 2 · 376 / 450
NCLC 9
- Compréhension & pertinence82
- Argumentation76
- Vocabulaire71
- Grammaire & syntaxe68
- Cohérence79
Paragraph 2 · what cost you points
« Je pense que le télétravail estune bonne solution pour tous les employés. »
Accord manqué et registre trop familier → « le télétravail constitue ». Ajoutez un connecteur logique pour lier ce paragraphe au précédent.
How the TEF evaluator works
- 01
Get a real TEF Canada prompt
Timed tâche 1 and tâche 2 subjects written the way the TEF Canada writes them.
- 02
Write under exam conditions
A live clock, an accent bar, and autosaved drafts. No copy-paste crutches.
- 03
Read the evaluator's verdict
An NCLC band, a score per criterion, and the exact sentences that cost you points.
Pricing
Free for 24 hours, in full. Nothing held back, nothing charged until the window ends.
24-hour free trial
$0· unlimited evaluations
- Unlimited graded tâche 1 and tâche 2
- The same three-model grading paid users get
- Paragraph corrections + NCLC 9–10 rewrite
- Your feedback stays readable forever
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Premium
$25CAD / month
- Unlimited submissions
- Tâche 1 and tâche 2
- Graded by three frontier models, blended into one score
- Paragraph-level corrections + an NCLC 9–10 rewrite
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TEF writing evaluator — questions people ask
What is a TEF writing evaluator?
A TEF writing evaluator reads your TEF Canada Expression Écrite answer and grades it the way an official examiner would: an NCLC band, a mark on each rating criterion, and the sentences that pulled your score down. Écrire runs your text through three frontier AI models and returns that verdict in under a minute.
Which site is best for practising TEF writing?
The useful test is whether a tool reproduces all four things the exam does: the real prompt format, an enforced clock, a mark on each of the five official criteria, and an NCLC band taken from the IRCC conversion table. Écrire does all four and adds a second and third independent grader, so you can see whether a band is stable or contested.
Is the TEF evaluator free?
You can try every premium feature free for 24 hours — unlimited tâche 1 and tâche 2, the same three-model grading, paragraph corrections and NCLC 9–10 rewrite that paid users get. Nothing is charged during the window and you can cancel any time before it ends.
Does it evaluate both tâche 1 and tâche 2?
Yes. Premium covers unlimited tâche 1 (the fait divers continuation, minimum 80 words) and tâche 2 (the argued opinion, minimum 200 words), each timed and graded on the official TEF Canada criteria.
How accurate is the NCLC score?
Every submission is graded independently by three frontier models against the published TEF Canada rating grid, and their scores are blended into a single weighted band, with each model's level one hover away so you can see where they agree. Treat the band as a reliable practice signal, not an official result.
Which criteria does the evaluation cover?
Compréhension et pertinence, argumentation, vocabulaire, grammaire et syntaxe, and cohérence — each scored separately, with the corrections that would move you up a band.
Is this an official TEF Canada tool?
No. Écrire is an independent practice and evaluation tool and is not affiliated with the CCI Paris Île-de-France, which owns and administers the TEF.
TEF Canada writing references
Free, open reference pages on the exam format, the official criteria, the IRCC score conversion and how the evaluator grades.
- How to practise TEF Canada writing so the score actually movesThe practice method — write timed, get scored on the five official criteria, fix the weakest criterion, resubmit — with a four-week plan.
- TEF Canada Expression Écrite: the complete format guideExam format reference: two sections in 60 minutes, 225 points each, 80 and 200 word minimums, and the five official criteria per task.
- TEF Canada to NCLC conversion tableThe IRCC TEF Canada → NCLC equivalency table for all four skills, reproduced unmodified, with the writing thresholds for NCLC 7, 9 and 10.
- Graded TEF Canada writing samplesTwo full sample answers graded at NCLC 9 — one fait divers, one opinion essay — annotated criterion by criterion.
- How TEF Partner grades your writingGrading methodology and its limits — three independent frontier models, the published TEF criteria, IRCC band conversion, no affiliation with the CCI.
- Choosing a TEF writing practice toolCapability comparison of TEF writing practice options — dedicated evaluator vs general chatbot vs textbook vs private tutor.
- TEF Canada writing — questions people actually askDirect answers to the most common TEF Canada writing questions, each resolved in a single paragraph.
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