French Exams

DELF (Diplôme d'Études en Langue Française) & DALF (Diplôme Approfondi de Langue Française)

For students, professionals, and language learners.

• Recognised worldwide and awarded by the French Ministry of Education.
  
• Suitable for all levels, from beginners (A1) to advanced learners (C2).
  
• No expiry date – valid for life.
  

Who is it for?

• Students applying for French universities.
  
• Professionals needing proof of French skills.
  
• Anyone wanting an official certification of their French level.
  

Exam Levels:

• DELF A1 & A2 – Basic level, ideal for beginners.
  
• DELF B1 & B2 – Intermediate level, often required for jobs and studies.
  
• DALF C1 & C2 – Advanced level, suitable for academic and professional fluency.

TCF (Test de Connaissance du Français)

Note: The TCF is valid for 2 years from the date of results.

The TCF is an official French language proficiency test administered by France Éducation international on behalf of the French Ministry of Education.

• Officially recognised by the French government and academic institutions.
  
• Required for certain visa and residency applications.
  
• Accepted by French universities and schools as proof of language ability.
  
• Evaluates comprehension and expression in listening, reading, speaking, and writing.

Who is it for?

• Individuals applying for long-term residency or a Titre de séjour in France.
  
• Applicants for French citizenship (via TCF IRN).
  
• International students applying to French universities.
  
• Anyone needing an official certification of their French language level (A1–C2).
  

Test Types:

• TCF IRN – For applications for French nationality and long-term residency (Integration, Residence, Nationality).
  
• TCF Canada – Required by the Canadian government as part of the immigration process (alternative to TEFAQ).
  
• TCF for the general public – For academic, professional, or personal use (university entry, career development, etc.).