Preparation for the public service Second Language Evaluations (SLE)
One-to-one online classes for public servants who need to obtain or renew their French language profile. Requirements depend on your position: always refer to the Public Service Commission and your manager.
Who is it for?
- Federal public servants aiming for a bilingual position (B or C levels).
- Employees whose language profile is about to expire.
- Candidates who already took the SLE and want to work on one specific skill.
- Provincial or municipal employees who use French at work.
What we work on
Test of Reading Comprehension
The goal is not speed but grasping the exact meaning of a memo or directive. We practise identifying the main idea, nuances and the author’s intent, in the tone of federal administrative writing.
Test of Written Expression
This test does not ask you to write: you spot the error or pick the correct wording in workplace sentences. So we target the rules that come up most: agreement, prepositions, sequence of tenses, English false friends.
Test of Oral Proficiency
A conversation with an assessor that gets harder as it goes. For level B, the aim is to describe and explain your work clearly. For level C, you also need to defend a position, make hypotheses and handle delicate situations.
Your language profile (e.g. BBB, CBC)
We start from the profile your position requires and your past results, skill by skill, so no time is wasted on what you already master.
Class format
- One-to-one classes, 100% online
- Flexible schedule, evenings included
- Plan built from your level and your deadline
- Explanations available in English at first
Our contact details
- French Academy International – Canada
French as a foreign language (FLE) classes - Area served: All of Canada (online classes)
Online classes; no location open to the public. - +1 613-712-0074
- contact@appuifle.ca
- appuifle.ca
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Free assessment · 15 minutes
What actually happens when you contact us
- Step 1
You send your request
Form or WhatsApp: your goal, estimated level and availability.
- Step 2
A 15-minute conversation, no pressure
By video or phone, we discuss your situation and your deadline (test, position, project).
- Step 3
A check of your level
A few spoken questions to place your current level and spot what holds you back.
- Step 4
A clear recommendation
Format, pace and price are presented to you. Then you decide, freely.
- 15 minutes
- Free
- No commitment
- No pushy follow-ups
- Explanations available in English