TCF IRN in one page: four parts, one level per skill đź“ť
The TCF IRN (intégration, résidence, nationalité) is the TCF version made for residence cards and naturalisation. It is not pass/fail: you receive a level, and the préfecture checks whether that level matches what your application needs (A2 multi-year card, B1 resident card, B2 naturalisation). As described by a university test centre: · Compréhension orale: 25 multiple-choice questions, 20 minutes · Compréhension écrite: 25 multiple-choice questions, 35 minutes · Expression écrite: 3 tasks, 30 minutes · Expression orale: 3 tasks, 10 minutes, face to face with an examiner Total about 1 h 35. The same centre announced results in about 15 working days. What learners wish they had known: · The multiple-choice parts get harder as you go. Don't panic when the last questions feel difficult, that is by design. · The speaking part is short. Ten minutes pass fast, so practise starting to speak right away. · Formats can differ slightly between centres (paper or computer). Ask your centre. The attestation is valid for 2 years, so time the test close to your application. Sources: https://formations.u-bordeaux-montaigne.fr/fr/catalogue-des-formations/tests-internationaux-de-langues-TLI/tcf-irn-test-de-connaissances-du-francais-integration-residence-et-nationalite-MD4MCJ7W.html · https://www.herault.gouv.fr/Demarches/Demarches-etrangers-titres-de-sejour/Titres-de-sejour-et-documents-de-voyage/Demander-un-titre-de-sejour/Maitrise-de-la-langue/Conditions-d-obtention-d-un-titre-pluriannuel-ou-de-resident
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