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Build your French step by step, for work, study and everyday life.
Where French is spoken
France
Canada
Switzerland
Belgium
Your French journey starts here
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French from A1 to B2
One step at a time, from first words to confident conversations.
A1: Beginner
Introduce yourself and ask simple questions.
A2: Elementary
Talk about shopping, work and daily life.
B1: Intermediate
Handle everyday situations and follow clear conversations.
B2: Upper intermediate
Express your views and join detailed conversations.
Ask us which level is right for you.
French exams: DELF and DALF
The official French exams. Each level is its own exam. Here is what each one tests and how long each part takes.
- DELF A1 to B2 and DALF C1: 4 parts, 25 marks each
- Pass at these levels: 50 of 100, at least 5 in each part
- DALF C2: 2 parts, 50 marks each
DELF A1
Say simple things about you and your day.
- Listening
- 20 min
- Reading
- 30 min
- Writing
- 30 min
- Speaking
- 5 to 7 min
DELF A2
Talk about daily life, shopping and work.
- Listening
- 25 min
- Reading
- 30 min
- Writing
- 45 min
- Speaking
- 6 to 8 min
DELF B1
Understand most daily and work talk, and join in.
- Listening
- 25 min
- Reading
- 45 min
- Writing
- 45 min
- Speaking
- 15 min
DELF B2
Give your opinion clearly and use French at work.
- Listening
- 30 min
- Reading
- 1 hour
- Writing
- 1 hour
- Speaking
- 20 min
DALF C1
Study or work at a high level in French.
- Listening
- 40 min
- Reading
- 50 min
- Writing
- 2 hours 30 min
- Speaking
- 30 min
DALF C2
Use French almost like a native speaker.
- Listening and speaking
- 30 min
- Reading and writing
- 3 hours 30 min
2 parts of 50 marks each. Pass: 50 of 100, at least 10 in each part.
- Listening, reading and writing are done together in one room. For speaking, it is just you and two examiners.
- You get time to prepare before speaking: 10 minutes at A1, A2 and B1, 30 minutes at B2, 1 hour at C1 and C2.
- DELF covers A1 to B2 and DALF covers C1 and C2. Neither ever expires. Universities in France accept DELF B2, but more of them now ask for DALF C1.
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