Introduction
The TEF Canada Speaking Test has two official sections. Section A (5 minutes) is obtaining information by asking an interlocutor questions. Section B (10 minutes) is arguing to persuade, including when the interlocutor resists. Generic image-description or advice monologues are not official TEF tasks.
Use these templates for the official sections. Older task-type pages below are complementary fluency drills only:
Final Thoughts
The TEF Speaking Test evaluates how well you can express ideas, describe situations, and communicate clearly in English. By following structured templates, you can ensure that your responses are organized, detailed, and engaging.
Key Takeaways:
- ✔ Follow a structured response format for each task.
- ✔ Use descriptive vocabulary and logical reasoning to enhance your answers.
- ✔ Practice speaking naturally and confidently with varied sentence structures.
- ✔ Manage your time wisely and avoid short or overly long responses.
With consistent practice and smart strategies, you can improve your fluency and achieve a high TEF Speaking score!