DELF FAQ

Candidates may take the DELF and DALF to:

Receive international recognition of your French language competency.
Assess your level of French on an international scale.
Enhance your resume with a life-long diploma.
Compliment your second language learning with a universally recognized diploma.
Certify your ability to use French in real-life based situations.

There are four components to the DELF exam; listening comprehension, reading comprehension, written production and oral production. The first three components are completed at the same on the date of the exam. The oral production component is completed after the written and with two certified examiners.

 

Each of the four components is out of 25 points. To obtain the diploma, the candidate must score at least 50 out of 100 and at least 5 points out of 25 per component. If the candidate receives fewer than 5 points on any component, they have automatically failed this attempt.