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Start with an honest level check
Begin by measuring your level. Pick materials for the level you have now, not the one you want.
A large gap to your target calls for solid foundations first. Test strategies cannot replace grammar.
Build a weekly routine
Listen to French daily. Choose news, radio or podcasts played at natural speed.
Read short articles and keep a list of new words. Each week, write one short text and give it to a teacher for correction.
Talk out loud, even when you are alone. Record your voice and play it back.
Work against the clock
Each section has a time limit. Study with a timer so the pace feels familiar on exam day.
When a practice session ends, go through each mistake. Label its cause as vocabulary, grammar or speed.
Rules and fees can change. Confirm them with the official sources: France Éducation international and Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.