✦ AI Examiner
TEF Canada AI writing feedback — graded like an examiner
Write your timed Section A or B task, press one button, and get per-criterion CLB bands, precise corrections with explanations, and your essay rewritten in perfect French — keeping your ideas.
What you get on every submission
- Estimated CLB/NCLC level — overall and for each of the four examiner criteria, so you know exactly which skill drags you down.
- 4–6 line-by-line corrections — a real phrase from your text, the improved French version, and a one-line explanation of why.
- Your answer, perfected — your full essay rewritten with your own ideas in corrected, natural French, one level up.
- 3 targeted tips — the specific habits to change before your next attempt.
- Plus the instant analysis you already get free: word count, structure, connector usage, and the human-written model answer.
Why writing is where AI feedback matters most
Writing is scored /450 and needs 310 for NCLC 7 — and it's the section where self-study hits a wall, because you can't see your own mistakes. Books give you model answers but can't tell you what you did wrong. The AI Examiner closes that loop on every single prompt in the 145-task bank, for less than a tutor charges for one hour.
Get your first AI writing review free
Create a free account, write the free Section A task under the timer, and see the AI Examiner grade it — corrections, CLB bands, and your perfected essay.
Frequently asked questions
What does the AI check in my TEF Canada writing?
Four examiner criteria: task achievement (did you do what the prompt asks, right length and register), coherence & cohesion (structure and connectors), vocabulary & register, and grammar & spelling — each with its own estimated CLB/NCLC band plus an overall level.
What is 'your answer, perfected'?
The AI rewrites your own essay — your ideas, your examples, your structure — in corrected, natural French about one level above your current writing. Comparing your version against the perfected one is one of the fastest ways to close specific gaps.
Which writing tasks can I get feedback on?
All 145 prompts — 72 Section A fait-divers tasks and 73 Section B argumentative tasks — written under the official 20/40-minute timers.
How many AI reviews do I get?
Up to 10 AI reviews per topic — enough to write, get corrected, rewrite, and re-test the same task repeatedly (fair-use limits apply). Free accounts get one sample review to try it.
Is the CLB estimate official?
No — it's a practice estimate modelled on the official criteria to guide your training. Only the real TEF Canada produces official results.