ExamsFrench Diplomas - DELF/DALFThe DELF - DALF exams (DELF is the acronym for Diplôme d’Etudes en Langue Française, DALF means Diplôme Approfondi de Langue Française) are official French proficiency diplomas administered by the French Government and the French Ministry for Education. Why take the DELF/DALF exam ?The DELF/DALF diplomas are official French language certifications for non-native speakers administered by the French Ministry for Education and recognised in 165 countries. A DELF diploma is required to apply to French universities and is a great asset to show on your CV. Each year, over 300,000 students register to take the DELF exams. There are 6 levels available, from beginner to advanced. You can register to take several levels during the same exam session... and your results are valid for life! What diplomas should I take?The 6 DELF and DALF diplomas are independent from one another, so you can take the examination of your choice. You can also sit the examination for a number of diplomas during the same examination session. If you are studying at Alliance or not, please refer to the level and examinations description HERE in order to decide which exam level you should sit for.
If you want to take the DALF exam or have any questions on your level, please contact adelaide@af.org.au or
call us on 8272 4281. How do I register for the DELF/DALF examinations?
1. Download the
Enrolment form - DELF/DALF 2021
, print it and fill it out using capital letters - please note that the information you provide on the form will appear on your
diploma. Diplomas will only be issued once, therefore it is your responsibility to ensure you provide accurate details with an
easy-to-read handwriting.
We draw your attention to the fact that the completed enrolment form accompanied by the
payment is essential to consider the complete registration.
2021 Exam Sessions - DELF TOUT PUBLIC (ADULTS)
To enrol or get more information about DELF, give us a call at +61 (0)8 8272 4281, email us at adelaide@af.org.au or ask Reception. French Diplomas - DELF PRIM AND JUNIOR EXAMSDELF PRIMDesigned for children in Primary School, between 7 and 12 years old, the DELF PRIM is the official French language diploma awarded by the French Ministry of Education. Children can register to one of the three first level: A1.1, A1 or A2. This diploma has the same value than the DELF for adults and is valid for life. It is the opportunity for children in Primary school to demonstrate their French language skills, be rewarded for their work at school and get used to sitting exams for certificates from the beginning of their French studies. DELF JUNIOR
Designed for teenagers between 12 and 17 years old, the DELF JUNIOR is the
official French language diploma awarded by the French Ministry of Education.
The examinations are independent, candidates can register for a level without any prerequisite for the examination of
their choice. The diploma is valid for life! Why take the DELF exam ?Recognised in 165 countries, The DELF Prim and Junior exams, as well as the Baccalauréat and the Brevet, are official French certifications administered by the French Ministry of Education. Click HERE to download the pdf description of the DELF and DALF levels and examinations. What diplomas should I take?
If you are studying at Alliance or not, please refer to the level and examinations description HERE
in order to decide which exam level you should sit for. If you have any questions on your level, please contact adelaide@af.org.au or call us on 8272 4281. How do I enrol to sit for the DELF examination?
1. Download the pdf Fiche
d'Inscription (Enrolment form Kids and Teens DELF 2021),
print it and fill it in VERY CLEARLY in capital letters - please note that the information that you provide on your form will appear on
your diploma. We do not re-issue diplomas, therefore it is your responsibility to provide correct and easily readable details!
3. Pay online for your chosen exam. We draw your attention to the fact that the completed enrolment form accompanied by the payment is essential to consider the complete registration.
Description of the tests and a sample
of tests in DELF Prim A1 DELF JUNIOR, for teenagers aged 12-17 years old and young French citizens schooled in a local institution.
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The DAEFLE exams are divided into 2 parts :
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