We help you pass your SLE-French
Public Service Commission of Canada tests!
We help you pass your SLE-French
Public Service Commission of Canada tests!
Are you undertaking sle french testing government of Canada?
Do you need study aids such as undertaking second language evaluation practice tests?
We provide sle french practice tests to help you successfully pass the Canadian government second language exam.
The second language evaluation practice tests exercises for French are targeted to help you achieve success at the PSC Canada Second Language Evaluation (French) tests – the Canadian government second language exam.
The second language evaluation practice tests exercises (French) are intended for:
• Candidates who are competing for bilingual positions within the Public Service of Canada and will undergo the PSC Canada SLE-French tests.
• Current Public Service employees who will be re-tested and need preparation for the Canadian government second language exam.
• Any individual who want to improve her/his knowledge in French for professional development or career advancement.
Our tests constitute a learning activity and serve as an intensive practice session that aims at preparing candidates for their SLE tests in French.
Undertaking second language testing government of Canada can be daunting. The SLE French tests of Oral proficiency, Written Expression & Reading Comprehension are likely to be your last challenges before you can step into a rewarding career in a bilingual position within the Public Service of Canada.
This is a unique opportunity to build-up your self-confidence, consolidate your knowledge and be well prepared before taking the real PSC Canada SLE French test.
To ensure success you need adequate time to prepare for an examination in the second official language. Do not allow yourself to fall behind or leave for tomorrow what you can do today. Now is your opportunity to act, and achieve your goals at the PSC Canada SLE French tests!
Do you need study aids such as undertaking second language evaluation practice tests?
We provide sle french practice tests to help you successfully pass the Canadian government second language exam.
The second language evaluation practice tests exercises for French are targeted to help you achieve success at the PSC Canada Second Language Evaluation (French) tests – the Canadian government second language exam.
The second language evaluation practice tests exercises (French) are intended for:
• Candidates who are competing for bilingual positions within the Public Service of Canada and will undergo the PSC Canada SLE-French tests.
• Current Public Service employees who will be re-tested and need preparation for the Canadian government second language exam.
• Any individual who want to improve her/his knowledge in French for professional development or career advancement.
Our tests constitute a learning activity and serve as an intensive practice session that aims at preparing candidates for their SLE tests in French.
Undertaking second language testing government of Canada can be daunting. The SLE French tests of Oral proficiency, Written Expression & Reading Comprehension are likely to be your last challenges before you can step into a rewarding career in a bilingual position within the Public Service of Canada.
This is a unique opportunity to build-up your self-confidence, consolidate your knowledge and be well prepared before taking the real PSC Canada SLE French test.
To ensure success you need adequate time to prepare for an examination in the second official language. Do not allow yourself to fall behind or leave for tomorrow what you can do today. Now is your opportunity to act, and achieve your goals at the PSC Canada SLE French tests!
The Second Language Evaluation Test (French) consists of:
Test of Written Expression
Test of Reading Comprehension
Oral Language Assessment
SLE French: Test of Written Expression
The SLE French – Test of Written Expression consists of 65 multiple-choice questions and you will have 90 minutes to complete all the questions on the test.
The 65 multiple-choice questions will be of two different types in this test:
This test assesses your knowledge of vocabulary, grammar, and other aspects of written expression that are necessary to perform writing tasks dealing with work-related situations.
Your proficiency level is determined by your score on the test and out of the 65 questions only 55 will count towards your final score:
Exemption: 52 to 55
Level C: 43 to 51
Level B: 31 to 42
Level A: 20 to 30
X (Below A): 0 to 19
The SLE French – Test of Written Expression consists of 65 multiple-choice questions and you will have 90 minutes to complete all the questions on the test.
The 65 multiple-choice questions will be of two different types in this test:
- Fill in the blank; and
- Error identification.
This test assesses your knowledge of vocabulary, grammar, and other aspects of written expression that are necessary to perform writing tasks dealing with work-related situations.
Your proficiency level is determined by your score on the test and out of the 65 questions only 55 will count towards your final score:
Exemption: 52 to 55
Level C: 43 to 51
Level B: 31 to 42
Level A: 20 to 30
X (Below A): 0 to 19
SLE French: Test of Reading Comprehension
The SLE French – Test of Reading Comprehension consists of 60 multiple-choice questions and you will have 90 minutes to complete all the questions on the test.
The 60 multiple-choice questions will be of two different types in this test:
Your proficiency level is determined by your score on the test and out of the 60 questions only 50 will count towards your final score:
Exemption: 45 – 50
Level C: 38 – 44
Level B: 28 – 37
Level A: 18 – 27
X (Below A): 0 – 17
The SLE French – Test of Reading Comprehension consists of 60 multiple-choice questions and you will have 90 minutes to complete all the questions on the test.
The 60 multiple-choice questions will be of two different types in this test:
- Fill in the blank; and
- Answer the question.
Your proficiency level is determined by your score on the test and out of the 60 questions only 50 will count towards your final score:
Exemption: 45 – 50
Level C: 38 – 44
Level B: 28 – 37
Level A: 18 – 27
X (Below A): 0 – 17
Oral Language Assessment
The Oral Language Assessment assesses your ability to communicate orally in your second official language (French or English). A language assessor certified by the Public Service Commission administers the test, which includes questions about work-related situations.
In its latest format, the test is administered remotely over the internet using a web conference tool and lasts 20 to 40 minutes.
The test assesses your ability to serve Canadians in your second official language (English or French) on the job.
The test gets increasingly difficult, and the assessor will ask you questions designed to allow you to demonstrate which proficiency levels you meet (B-level or C-level skills).
Currently we offer 5 Oral simulation exercises based on the previous version of the test.
The Oral Language Assessment assesses your ability to communicate orally in your second official language (French or English). A language assessor certified by the Public Service Commission administers the test, which includes questions about work-related situations.
In its latest format, the test is administered remotely over the internet using a web conference tool and lasts 20 to 40 minutes.
The test assesses your ability to serve Canadians in your second official language (English or French) on the job.
The test gets increasingly difficult, and the assessor will ask you questions designed to allow you to demonstrate which proficiency levels you meet (B-level or C-level skills).
Currently we offer 5 Oral simulation exercises based on the previous version of the test.
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