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DELF EXAMINATIONS FOR FRENCH (A1 - A2 - B1 - B2) Levels

The Diplôme d’études en langue française (DELF or Diploma of French Language Studies) is an internationally recognized French Language Proficiency Certificate awarded by France’s national Ministry of Education.

It consists of a series of independent assessments based on a scale of language proficiency defined in the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR), a framework used in second language learning around the world. DELF evaluators are teachers trained and accredited by France’s Centre international d’études pédagogiques.

Six Levels of Language Proficiency

CEFR LEVEL DESCRIPTION DELF DALF ASSESSMENT

Basic Language User(A1-A2)

Independent Language User(B1)

B1 Recognizes a language user who can manage with some independence in most situations encountered while travelling.

High and Advanced levels: mainly used for work and teaching purposes(B2-C1)

B2 Recognizes a language user who is able to communicate independently in most situations: construct arguments, defend opinions, explain viewpoints and negotiate.

Proficient User

C1 Recognizes an independent language user, fluent, spontaneous; extensive vocabulary; clear, well-structured discourse without hesitation.

What Delf A1, A2 Levels comprises of

These levels refers to basic knowledge of language. These basic levels manifests day to day interaction and expressing about yourself.