Focused preparation
Practise the reading, writing and oral skills that matter for public-service second-language evaluations.
French preparation for Canada’s public service
Prepare for your public-service French evaluation with focused lessons, realistic practice and a clear path toward your next proficiency level.
Purpose-built preparation
General language apps can build a habit. Parlier builds a plan around your public-service proficiency target, the skills you need to improve and the time you have before your evaluation.
Practise the reading, writing and oral skills that matter for public-service second-language evaluations.
Build professional French through briefings, workplace conversations, written responses and Canadian current affairs.
See your current proficiency, target level and recommended next step in one structured learning pathway.
Three skill areas
Work on each proficiency area separately, then bring them together through realistic evaluation preparation.
Read efficiently, identify key ideas and interpret the professional register used in public-service contexts.
Strengthen grammar, sentence structure and precision through focused exercises and evaluation-style prompts.
Respond with clarity, sustain a conversation and practise defending a position under realistic conditions.
A structured learning pathway
Set your current ability, target profile, evaluation date and priority skill areas.
Work through recommended lessons and practice that fit the time you have available.
Use practice assessments and skill-level trends to focus your next study block.
Focused daily practice
Each session connects review, instruction and application so your practice remains practical and your progress remains visible.
Review vocabulary and grammar when they are due.
Learn one practical language pattern in a professional context.
Read, write or speak using the skill you have just strengthened.
Parlez. Progressez. Réussissez.
Set your target level and turn it into a practical plan for reading comprehension, written expression and oral proficiency.
Start preparing