Speaking Mock Test

43 full mock test papers. Each set is a standalone speaking exam aligned with TCF Canada standards, covering Tasks 1–3.

Nov 2026

Set 1
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Set 2
3 tasks
Set 3
3 tasks

Oct 2026

Set 1
3 tasks
Set 2
3 tasks
Set 3
3 tasks

Sep 2026

Set 1
3 tasks
Set 2
3 tasks
Set 3
3 tasks
Set 4
3 tasks

Past papers

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Speaking Mock Test

Practise for TCF Canada Expression orale with 43 full-length mock speaking papers. Each set is a standalone exam covering the three tasks — guided interview, role-play and opinion — aligned with the official TCF Canada format and updated monthly with new predicted sets.

What is in each speaking mock set

Every set contains the three TCF Canada speaking tasks in order: Task 1 is the guided interview on daily-life topics, Task 2 is a scenario role-play with two minutes of preparation, and Task 3 asks you to state and defend an opinion on a social topic. Each task is recorded and scored the same way as the real exam.

How the sets are organised

New sets are grouped by month so the latest predicted papers appear first, followed by a frozen corpus of past papers. All sets stay available for retake; the page tracks your progress and best score per set so you can pick up where you left off.

How speaking is scored

The TCF Canada speaking test is marked out of 20 and converted to a CEFR level and an NCLC band. Examiners assess fluency, intelligibility, grammar under pressure, vocabulary range and relevance to the task — so the best preparation is full-length rehearsals with steady, connected speech.

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Speaking mock test FAQ

How many speaking mock sets are there?

There are 43 full-length speaking sets, each covering Tasks 1–3 in the official TCF Canada format. New predicted sets are added monthly and appear at the top of the list.

Is each set a full exam?

Yes. Each set is a standalone speaking exam — a guided interview, a role-play and an opinion task — so you can rehearse the complete 12-minute structure in one sitting.

Can I retake a speaking mock set?

Yes. Completed sets can be retaken at any time; only your highest score is kept, so a lower new score never overwrites a better one.

Is the speaking mock free?

Practising uses the same credits as the live speaking sessions; the first sessions are free and Pro plans add more minutes.