French Exams

Le Diplôme d'Études en Langue Française (DELF)
The DELF exam can be taken at 4 different levels ranging from a basic knowledge of French (DELF A1) to an advanced level where the user has a higher degree of independence and fluency in using the language (DELF B2).

Le Diplôme Approfondi en Langue Française (DALF)
An exam for students at a highly advanced level. Consists of written and oral comprehension and expression in a specialized language from candidate's chosen discipline. Offered at 2 different levels, the most advanced (DALF C2) level ensure students are capable of using the language for academic and advanced level purposes. People who have passed the DALF (C1 or C2) are exempt from taking language tests for entrance into French universities.

Test de Connaissance de Français (TCF)
TCF is the French Education Ministry's test of French language ability. It is a language placement test for non-native speakers of French who wish to obtain a simple, effective and precise evaluation of their general language skills for professional or personal reasons. TCF has 3 required components; Listening comprehension, Language structures, Reading comprehension and 2 optional components; Speaking test and Written expression. Test scores provide an accurate benchmark of the candidate's language ability using the six-level proficiency scale of the Council of Europe. Each candidate is awarded a certificate with their test score and a grading system thereby giving potential employers and education authorities a guide to the certificate holder's ability to understand and communicate in French.