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Grade 10 Literacy Assessment, Français langue première

Grade 10 Literacy Assessment — Français langue première (LTP10)

  • Grade 10
  • LTP10
  • Written in French

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Total time
2 h 40 min
Marked questions
32
Marked parts
3
Counts for
Needed to graduate
Calculator
Not allowed
Format
On a computer

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When

3 sessions this school year: January, April and June.

January 2027

  1. Tuesday, January 12, 20278:00 AM–4:00 PM launch window (local school time) · Composante orale

April 2027

  1. Tuesday, April 13, 20278:00 AM–4:00 PM launch window (local school time) · Composante écrite
  2. April 14 to April 15, 20278:00 AM–4:00 PM launch window (local school time) · Composante orale

June 2027

  1. Monday, June 7, 20278:00 AM–4:00 PM launch window (local school time) · Composante écrite
  2. Tuesday, June 8, 20278:00 AM–4:00 PM launch window (local school time) · Composante orale

The dates are British Columbia’s own, read on September 28, 2026. See the official schedule (gov.bc.ca)

What’s on it

7 topics. Communication orale counts most, at 25%.

Partie A

  • Compréhension
    Réponses choisies
  • Organisateur graphique
  • Réponse construite courte
  • Réponse construite longue
    Choix

Partie B

  • Compréhension
    Réponses choisies
  • Réponse construite courte
  • Communication orale
    3 parties

How it’s built

Multiple-choice questions, questions in sets, written answers, an essay and a task.

  1. Partie A
    Time
    75 min
    Questions
    16
    Marks
    36
    Of the marks
    49%
    • Multiple choice
    • Questions in sets
    • Written answers
    • Essay

    Analyze documents from different sources and respond: comprehension questions, a short written answer, a graphic organizer, and a longer written answer on one of two options.

  2. Partie B
    Time
    55 min
    Questions
    13
    Marks
    19
    Of the marks
    26%
    • Multiple choice
    • Questions in sets
    • Essay

    New documents, with comprehension questions and a short written answer.

  3. Composante orale
    Time
    30 min
    Questions
    3
    Marks
    20
    Of the marks
    25%
    • A task

    The oral, on a different theme: describe a video, tell about an experience, and answer a question, each with set time to think and to speak.

  4. RéflexionNot marked
    • Multiple choice
    • Written answers

How it’s marked

  1. Emerging
  2. Developing
  3. Proficient
  4. Extending

A computer marks the multiple-choice questions, and teachers mark the written and spoken answers. There's no pass or fail: completing it is what you need to graduate, and your level on the province's four-level scale is reported. You may rewrite it.

On the day

  1. Written dayThe written component: Partie A, then Partie B, then a short reflection.
  2. A day or two laterThe oral component, with headphones and a microphone. It takes about 30 minutes.

Two separate sittings: the written component (Partie A, Partie B and a reflection) and the oral component. Bring headphones to both, and a microphone for the oral. Anyone may take up to 60 more minutes.

Getting ready

1 official document to practise with, and 3 tips.

Official practice

Tips from the people who write it

  • The documents range from Indigenous stories to texts, videos and blogs, so practise reading in many formats.
  • In writing and out loud, back up your ideas by linking the documents to what you know and have lived.
  • There are two sittings, written and oral: plan for both.

After the exam

Results

Your results are posted to the StudentTranscripts Service; parents get them through the school. Results are out by:

  • November 2026by December 18, 2026
  • January 2027by March 22, 2027
  • April 2027by May 31, 2027
  • June 2027by July 30, 2027
Re-marking

With your principal, you can ask to see your marked assessment, up to a year after the session.

Writing it again

You can write each assessment up to three times before you graduate: the first try and two rewrites, at any session from Grade 10 to 12, never twice in one session. Your best result goes on your transcript. Registering and not writing doesn’t use a try.

If you miss it

If sudden illness, an injury or an emergency gets in the way, your school first looks at supports, then at a later session. An exemption (aegrotat standing, shown as AEG on the transcript) is a last resort for exceptional cases; ongoing conditions don’t qualify.

From 2026–27 B.C. Graduation Program Handbook of Procedures (gov.bc.ca) and 2026–27 Chart of Important Dates (gov.bc.ca), read on October 27, 2026.

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Questions about this exam

When is the Grade 10 Literacy Assessment, Français langue première in 2026–27?

The next sitting is January 11, 2027, 8:00 AM–4:00 PM launch window (local school time). This school year it’s written in January 2027, April 2027 and June 2027.

How long is the Grade 10 Literacy Assessment, Français langue première?

It takes 2 hours 40 minutes in all, over 3 parts.

How many questions are on the Grade 10 Literacy Assessment, Français langue première?

It has 32 marked questions: 16 in Partie A, 13 in Partie B and 3 in Composante orale.

Can you use a calculator on the Grade 10 Literacy Assessment, Français langue première?

No. Calculators aren’t allowed.

How much does the Grade 10 Literacy Assessment, Français langue première count?

Passing it is needed to graduate in British Columbia.

How are Grade 10 Literacy Assessment, Français langue première results reported?

At 4 levels: Emerging, Developing, Proficient and Extending.

When do Grade 10 Literacy Assessment, Français langue première results come out?

For 2026–27: the November 2026 sitting on or before December 18, 2026, the January 2027 sitting on or before March 22, 2027, the April 2027 sitting on or before May 31, 2027 and the June 2027 sitting on or before July 30, 2027.

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