Exam Prep
Arrive at your French exam ready, not just "good at French"
8 weeks to precisely master the format of your exam — TCF Canada, TEF, or OQLF — without wasting time on irrelevant content
The problem
A deadline is approaching, and you have no clear method
You need to pass a specific French exam — for your immigration file or your professional practice authorization — and the stress is rising. You don't know exactly where to focus your efforts: grammar? speaking? reading comprehension? Every hour spent on content that won't be tested is an hour that doesn't bring you closer to passing.
The real problem
Passing an exam isn't the same as "being good at French"
This is a common confusion. Passing a specific exam means knowing exactly the format of the test — the type of exercises, the timing, what's actually being evaluated — and having worked on your specific weak points for THAT format. A generic prep, even a serious one, wastes time you don't have.
The method
A diagnostic targeted to your specific exam, not to French in general
From the first session, a shortened simulation of your exam (TCF Canada, TEF, or OQLF) reveals precisely your strengths to maintain and your weak points to work on first. The following 8 weeks are built around the real format of the test, never general grammar.
Diagnostic through a shortened exam simulation from the first session
Content 100% aligned with the exact format of your exam
Targeted work on your specific weak points for that exam
Familiarization with the real timing and expectations of the day
Who is Najia
The coach behind the method
Najia passed the TCF Canada herself — she knows the format from the inside, not just in theory. A French-speaking nurse trained in France, she also understands the specific context of the OQLF for internationally-trained healthcare professionals looking to practice in Quebec.
A distinction she always maintains clearly: the TCF Canada evaluates everyday general French for immigration, while the OQLF evaluates professional French specific to healthcare practice in Quebec — two different exams, two different preparations.
✅ This is for you if
You have a specific exam to pass (TCF Canada, TEF, or OQLF) with a real deadline
You want prep targeted to the exact format of your exam
You're ready to seriously invest 8 weeks for this result
You'd rather optimize your time than review "all of French"
❌ This isn't for you if
You don't have a specific exam in mind (check out Discovery or Professional instead)
You want to learn French in general, without a deadline
Your exam is already less than two weeks away (contact us directly to discuss an accelerated format)
Frequently asked questions
What you might still be wondering
Does Najia really know the format of MY exam? TCF and OQLF are different.
Yes — Najia always maintains the distinction between the two: the TCF Canada (general French for immigration) and the OQLF (professional French specific to healthcare in Quebec) are never treated the same way. The initial diagnostic clarifies which exam you're targeting to adapt all the content accordingly.
8 weeks is short. Is that enough?
The 2h/week pace, entirely centered on the real format of your test rather than generic content, allows for effective prep even within a tight timeframe — that's exactly the point: the method targets what will be evaluated to save time.
What if my exam is in less than 8 weeks?
Book a free discovery call to work out an accelerated format together, adapted to the time actually available before your date.
$407 is a serious investment — what guarantee of results?
There's no formal guarantee of success for an exam (no serious prep can honestly offer that), but the free discovery call before purchase lets you confirm together that the format and timeline are realistic for your goal.
How can I be sure the content really matches the exam format?
Because Najia herself took and passed the TCF Canada, and works with the real structure of the exams rather than a generic grammar manual.
Ready to prepare seriously?
In 8 weeks, you'll arrive at your exam with a clear method, familiar with its exact format — without having wasted time on what doesn't count.