Express Entry Advantage
Reaching NCLC 7 in French (B2) can add up to 50 CRS bonus points — a meaningful advantage in Canada's Express Entry immigration system.
Four structured levels (A1–B2) designed to Canadian academic standards. Each level runs a 12-week session of 120 instructional hours — 2 hours per class, 5 days per week. In-person in Vancouver or fully online.
French is an official language of Canada and a direct pathway to faster immigration, higher CRS scores, and academic admission. MCC's French program teaches the language properly — not as a theme, but as a full linguistic and communicative system.
Reaching NCLC 7 in French (B2) can add up to 50 CRS bonus points — a meaningful advantage in Canada's Express Entry immigration system.
French B2 (Niveau Avancé) meets the language requirements for college and university admission at many Canadian francophone and bilingual institutions.
Bilingualism is a competitive edge in the Canadian federal workforce, healthcare, education, and any sector serving Canada's francophone communities.
French proficiency is recognized across multiple Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs), opening additional immigration pathways beyond Express Entry.
Each level follows a 12-week session of 120 instructional hours — 2 hours per class, 5 days per week. Available in-person in Vancouver or fully online.
Absolute beginner. Zero prior French knowledge required.
Learn French pronunciation from the ground up — vowel sounds, liaison, intonation. Build core grammar: articles, gender, present tense, basic sentence structure. Develop the vocabulary for greetings, introductions, numbers, time, dates, and immediate surroundings.
Expanding vocabulary and daily communication.
Build the language for daily life in French: shopping, travel, appointments, and social situations. Introduce the passé composé and imparfait to talk about the past. Read simple texts with comprehension and write short messages and descriptions.
All four skills — preparing for academic and work contexts.
Develop all four core skills — listening, speaking, reading, and writing — with equal attention. Express opinions, narrate stories, handle school and workplace situations, and begin preparing for the TEF and TCF exams. Develop the grammatical and lexical range needed for NCLC 5–6.
Immigration-ready, university-ready, professionally functional.
Reach the level required for Canadian immigration (NCLC 7+), college and university admission, and professional use of French. Understand complex spoken and written content, produce sophisticated written work, and communicate fluently in high-stakes situations.
Once you reach Niveau 3 or Niveau 4, most students move into focused exam preparation for Canadian immigration or academic admission. We offer dedicated tracks for both official exams.
Targeted, exam-specific prep for Test d'Évaluation de Français — the IRCC-recognized French exam used for Express Entry, PNPs, and citizenship.
Explore TEF prepAdaptive, format-specific prep for Test de Connaissance du Français — equally recognized by IRCC for immigration and citizenship pathways.
Explore TCF prepSpeak with an advisor about your goals and current French level. We'll help you map out the right combination of regular program and, when you're ready, exam prep.