Prepare for internationally recognized French qualifications.
Follow a structured CEFR-aligned pathway designed to strengthen your French and prepare you for DELF or DALF expectations.
Work toward a recognized level.
DELF and DALF are built around CEFR proficiency levels. Your preparation should therefore develop the competencies expected at your target level, not only exam familiarity.
- Comprehension
- Interaction
- Written production
- Spoken production
Prepare for the exam itself.
As the exam approaches, the program can include task familiarization, speaking preparation, written correction and timed practice.
- Task format
- Timing
- Evaluation criteria
- Instructor feedback
A structured route for serious learners.
This path works well for learners pursuing French for study, work, long-term language development or a recognized qualification.
DELF covers A1–B2. DALF covers C1–C2.
France Éducation international describes DELF and DALF as official diplomas aligned to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
DELF
- Levels
- A1, A2, B1 and B2.
- Purpose
- Official certification of French proficiency at basic and independent-user levels.
- Structure
- Each diploma is independent; candidates register for the level they want to certify.
DALF
- Levels
- C1 and C2.
- Purpose
- Advanced certification for experienced/proficient users of French.
- Validity
- France Éducation international states that DALF is recognized worldwide and valid for life.
A clear next step.
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