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French Language
Institute > Diplomas |
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The
French Language Institute prepares students for
the examinations of the DELF-DALF and the TEF,
diplomas that are recognized the world over. These
exams take place in the spring and at the end
of the academic year. They are accessible to students
who pay the relevant registration fees.
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- DELF A1 (Diplôme d'études
en langue française) – This
is the most basic or “discovery” level of the
language, and develops the first notions of
French. At this stage learners can handle very
simple exchanges: they can speak about themselves
and their immediate environment.
- DELF A2 – The DELF A2 also
aims to validate the language skills of elementary-level
users, considered active social agents at this
stage. Candidates are able to carry out
simple, everyday linguistic tasks. They are
familiar with common expressions and can
make polite small talk.
- DELF B1 – At this level,
users become independent. They are now capable
of taking the initiative in a conversation.
They can understand and participate in a discussion,
and give their personal opinion. They can
handle unexpected everyday situations.
- DELF B2 – DELF B2 users
have acquired a degree of independence that
allows them to construct an argument to
defend their opinions, develop their
ideas, and negotiate. At this level candidates
can converse with ease and correct their own
mistakes.
- DALF C1 (Diplôme approfondi
de langue française) – Level
C1 users are autonomous. They can initiate and
engage in spontaneous communication. They have
a wide vocabulary and can introduce
their comments with appropriate expressions.
Their speech is clear, well constructed and
fluent, evidencing mastery of linguistic structures.
- DALF C2 – At this level
language production is precise, appropriate
and fluent. The C2 candidate is capable of performing tasks
of an academic or advanced level.
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