Why now

Since January 2026, B1 is no longer enough for citizenship

Naturalisation now requires B2 French in speaking and in writing, and the TCF IRN was redesigned to test it. Many people who were "ready" last year discovered they are now one level short, and most do not know exactly where the gap is.

What lands in your inbox

  1. Day 1: the 2026 checklist, which level each card or application now requires, and what proof is accepted.

  2. Day 2: the self-test, five questions that reveal whether you are at B1 or B2.

  3. Day 3: the one skill that separates B1 from B2, and how to train it in 15 minutes a day.

  4. Day 4: TCF IRN, TEF IRN or DELF B2, which test fits your deadline.

  5. Day 5: your 12-week plan, and an invitation to work with me if you want it.

Written by Bernard Duchene, native French language teacher and founder of GOYUO. One email a day, unsubscribe in one click.

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