DELF French Exam Preparation Courses
DELF (Diplôme d’études en langue française)is an official qualification awarded by the French Ministry of Education to certify the competency of candidates from outside of France in the French language according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
This level recognizes a basic level of knowledge. This is the most basic language level and is known as the “Breakthrough” level. At this stage, students can interact with others in simple ways: they can talk about themselves and their immediate environment.
DELF A2 is a similar level and further validates the skills of a basic language user, considered to be a social actor. The candidate is able to perform simple tasks in everyday life. They are able to use the most common polite forms of address and exchange.
Speakers at this level are now becoming more independent. They are now capable of maintaining a conversation: they can understand and follow a discussion and give opinions. They are able to handle unexpected situations arising in everyday life.
TEF Exam Preparation for Canada Migration
The TEF provides confirmation of one’s level of competency in French in any professional, academic or mobility-related context, and in particular for:
- For migrating to Canada and obtaining Canadian citizenship with the TEF Canada
- For migrating to Quebec with the TEF Québec – TEFAQ
- Studying in France with the TEF Études
The TEF consists of 5 tests:
- Oral comprehension (CO) 40 min
- Written comprehension (CE) 60 min
- Oral Expression (EO) 15 min
- Written Expression (EE) 60 min
- Vocabulary and syntax (LS) 30 min
The tests are evaluated on a scale with 7 levels, from level 0 (most basic competencies) to level 6 (complete fluency).
This scale relates to the 6 levels (A1 to C2) of the Council of Europe’s Common European Framework of Reference for Languages and to the 12 levels of the Canadian Language Benchmarks.