The Diplôme d’Etudes en Langue Française (DELF) is an official French proficiency diploma administered by the French government and the French ministry of education.

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.

No prior test or certification is needed; you can apply for several levels during the same session… and your results are valid for life! The Alliance Française de Canberra is the only exam centre approved by the French government in the ACT to deliver and present these exams recognised everywhere in the world.

Click HERE to download the pdf description of the DELF and DALF levels and examinations.
 

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 are not studying with us and if you are unsure of the level you should take our online placement test to start with and we will contact you to advise you of your level.

If you have any questions on your level, please contact deputy@afcanberra.com.au or call us on 6257 6696.

How do I enrol to sit for the DELF examination?

1. Download  the pdf REGISTRATION-FORM-DELF-DALF-2018.pdf 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 responsability to provide correct and easily readable details!

2. Email your completed enrolment by the deadline with your payment.
DELF PRIM is for children aged up from 7 to 12 years old, beginners in French.
DELF JUNIOR is for teenagers aged 12-17 years old and young French citizens schooled in a local institution.

3. Pay online for your chosen exam.
When you pay online, please add a comment to specify the name of your child.


DELF PRIM

DELF A1.1 - $135
DELF A1 - $135         
DELF A2 - $135		        DELF JUNIOR

DELF A1 - $150
DELF A2 - $150
DELF B1 - $175
DELF B2 - $175 
 

Description of the tests
Sample of tests in DELF Prim A1

2019 Exam sessions

DELF JUNIOR, for teenagers aged 12-17 years old and young French citizens schooled in a local institution.

DELF JUNIOR - Collective exams JUNE session
A1 Tuesday 4
A2 Wednesday 5
B1 Thursday 6
B2 Friday 7

Opening of registration: Monday 29th April 2019
Registration deadline: Monday 20nd May 2019
 

DELF JUNIOR - Collective exams   OCTOBER session
A1 Monday 28
A2 Tuesday 29
B1 Wednesday 30
B2 Thursday 31

Opening of registration: Monday 30 September 2019
Registration deadline: Monday 14 October 2019


DELF PRIM, for children aged up from 7 to 12 years old and young French citizens schooled in a local institution.

DELF PRIM - Collective exams MAY session
A1.1 Wednesday 22
A1 Thursday 23
A2 Friday 24

Opening of registration: Monday 25 March 2019
Registration deadline: Monday 8 May 2019


DELF PRIM - Collective exams OCTOBER session
A1.1 Wednesday 16
A1 Thursday 17
A2 Friday 18

Opening of registration: Monday 19 August 2019
Registration deadline: Monday 30 September 2017

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