TEF Practice Test Content Creation
Budget: ₹750 – ₹1,250 INR
I’m building out the TEF preparation area of my French-learning app and want a seasoned content writer who understands the exam inside out. Your task is to craft fresh, intermediate-level practice material that mirrors the real Test d’Évaluation de Français.
Scope
• Sections to cover: Reading comprehension, Listening comprehension and Writing expression – nothing else for now.
• Question formats: a mix of Multiple-choice and Fill-in-the-blanks so students can switch between recognition and recall.
• Level: firmly Intermediate, matching the B1–B2 band in tone, vocabulary and cognitive demand.
What I need from you
1. A bank of TEF-style items for each section, grouped logically so they can be assembled into full mock tests or pulled out as quick drills.
2. Clear answer keys and—where relevant—model responses and marking schemes that reflect official TEF guidance.
3. For listening items, transcribed audio scripts and directions on pacing so my in-house audio team can record them.
4. For writing prompts, concise scoring rubrics aligned with the exam’s production criteria.
Acceptance criteria
• Every item must reference authentic, contemporary French and avoid region-specific slang.
• Difficulty should rise gradually within each set to mimic the real paper.
• Spelling, accents and punctuation must be immaculate.
• Content is original and passes plagiarism checks.
If you already have experience producing exam content or have sat the TEF yourself, let me know; it will speed up onboarding. Tools such as Word, Excel, Google Docs or any CAT/TMS you prefer are fine as long as the final files arrive in editable, UTF-8 friendly format.
Looking forward to seeing how you can help my learners walk into the TEF exam with confidence.
Scope
• Sections to cover: Reading comprehension, Listening comprehension and Writing expression – nothing else for now.
• Question formats: a mix of Multiple-choice and Fill-in-the-blanks so students can switch between recognition and recall.
• Level: firmly Intermediate, matching the B1–B2 band in tone, vocabulary and cognitive demand.
What I need from you
1. A bank of TEF-style items for each section, grouped logically so they can be assembled into full mock tests or pulled out as quick drills.
2. Clear answer keys and—where relevant—model responses and marking schemes that reflect official TEF guidance.
3. For listening items, transcribed audio scripts and directions on pacing so my in-house audio team can record them.
4. For writing prompts, concise scoring rubrics aligned with the exam’s production criteria.
Acceptance criteria
• Every item must reference authentic, contemporary French and avoid region-specific slang.
• Difficulty should rise gradually within each set to mimic the real paper.
• Spelling, accents and punctuation must be immaculate.
• Content is original and passes plagiarism checks.
If you already have experience producing exam content or have sat the TEF yourself, let me know; it will speed up onboarding. Tools such as Word, Excel, Google Docs or any CAT/TMS you prefer are fine as long as the final files arrive in editable, UTF-8 friendly format.
Looking forward to seeing how you can help my learners walk into the TEF exam with confidence.