French Test for Canada Immigration: TEF, TCF and Required Levels
If you plan to immigrate to Canada, your French can make a real difference. It does more than add points: in the federal Express Entry system, it opens draws reserved…
How to Prepare for the DELF Exam
Taking the DELF is useful to prove your level of French to a third party: an employer or a university. Before you register, ask yourself the right questions.Here is how…
DELF B1: Exam, Preparation and Tips
If you are considering the DELF B1 exam, you already have a good level of French that makes you an « independent » user. You can interact in French, hold…
Should you take a French exam like the DELF Exam?
The DELF and DALF French exams are very popular. We wanted to understand why our students are so keen to take them, and when it is actually a good decision…
Production écrite DELF B1 (writing): our advice to succeed!
The writing part of the DELF B1, the production écrite, is worth 25% of your total mark. You get 45 minutes to write about 180 words on a general theme,…
DALF C2 Exam: Format, Scoring and How to Prepare
The DALF C2 is the highest French diploma available to learners. It certifies a level of mastery close to that of an educated native speaker: understanding virtually everything you hear…
DALF C1 Exam: Format, Scoring and How to Prepare
The DALF C1 is one of the most sought-after French diplomas. It proves that you can use French with ease in academic and professional settings: following a complex talk, writing…
DELF A2 Exam: Format, Scoring and How to Prepare
The DELF A2 certifies that you can manage everyday life in French: shopping, making an appointment, talking about your work and family, or telling someone what you did last weekend.…
DELF A1 Exam: Format, Scoring and How to Prepare
The DELF A1 is the first official French diploma. It certifies that you can handle simple everyday situations: introducing yourself, filling in a form, understanding a short message or asking…
DELF B2 Exam: Format, Scoring and How to Prepare
The DELF B2 shows that you can use French independently: follow a debate, read a newspaper article, defend your opinion and handle most situations at work or at university. It…
