French Exam Masterclass

DALF C1 certifies advanced French for professional and academic purposes, while DALF C2 certifies near-native mastery. Both are lifetime diplomas

DELF B1 certifies independent French for citizenship and daily life, while DELF B2 certifies advanced intermediate French for university admission

DELF A2 certifies basic French for simple everyday tasks, while DELF B1 certifies independent user level required for French citizenship

Both TCF Canada and TEF Canada are accepted equally by IRCC for Express Entry. TCF uses a 699-point scale with

DELF is a permanent French diploma (A1-B2) issued by France Education International, while TEF is a proficiency test by the

DELF is a permanent diploma at a fixed CEFR level (A1-B2), while TCF is a proficiency test that places you

TEF Canada is an IRCC-accepted French test for Canadian immigration, scored 400 per section. You need 310+ (CLB 7/B2) per

TCF Canada is an IRCC-designated French proficiency test for Canadian immigration. All four sections (listening, reading, speaking, writing) are mandatory.

DALF C2 certifies near-native French mastery and is the highest diploma in the DELF-DALF system. It is valued for university

DALF C1 certifies advanced professional French and is valued by employers in France, Belgium, Switzerland, and international organisations. It qualifies

DELF B2 is the minimum level required for admission to most French universities. Holding a DELF B2 diploma grants you

DELF B1 is the minimum French proficiency level required for French citizenship (naturalisation) and the 10-year carte de résident. It

TCF Canada is moderately difficult. The comprehension sections use multiple-choice questions that get progressively harder, while the speaking and writing

DALF C1 is a challenging advanced-level French exam with a pass rate of roughly 55-60%. You need strong academic French

DELF B2 is hard. Pass rates drop to 65 to 70 percent, making it the most challenging DELF level. You