The DELF and DALF are official French language proficiency qualifications administered and awarded by the French Ministry of Education. They are available at 6 different levels. The DELF, for beginners and intermediate learners, at A1-A2-B1-B2. The DALF, for advanced-level candidates, at C1-C2. Each exam assesses four skills: listening, reading, speaking, and writing.
If not simply for your own personal development, these French diplomas are valid for life, can be an asset to your CV as they are internationally recognised for both professional job applications and university studies.
B2 DELF diplomas are accepted if you want to obtain French citizenship and naturalisation.
Holders of the DALF C1 diploma and sometimes the DELF B2 can be exempted from taking an entrance test before enrolling in a French University. For foreign students, the DALF C1 is usually the required gateway to the most prestigious schools or universities.
If you wish to emigrate to Québec or Canada, the eTEFaQ/eTEF Canada are also highly recommended.
We offer the DELF Tout Public levels A2 to B2 (adults), DELF Prim for Primary school students (aged
7 to 11),
and DELF Junior Level B1 Secondary school students (aged 12 to 18) at the Alliance Francaise d’Oxford,
conveniently located in Central North Oxford, easily accessible from Oxfordshire and beyond. Several sessions are held in person
during the year. Please refer to the table below for the sessions held in the near future.
For more information on the exam format and to access sample papers, visit France
Education International.
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