This course is aimed at all students, from basic to advanced, who are preparing for the DELF exam. The Diploma d’Etudes en Langue Française is an official diploma made up of standalone exams which exists for the four following levels of the Framework of Reference for Languages: (CEFRL): A1, A1, B1 and B2.
This course will enable you to learn the grammar, communicative competences and methodology for the relevant level of the diploma.
Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 12:20 p.m. (including a 20-minute break)
The DELF is made up of general exam papers that assess CEFRL competencies, which have been the basis for all our syllabuses since 2001.
As such, students enrolled for the DELF are placed in classes that are open to students who are not studying for the exam. However, they regularly practice the written and oral papers of the DELF. The teaching department issues them with a written competency workbook. Their teacher corrects these regularly in order to track and check student progress.
This course includes intensive work in the form of regular mock exams used to assess progress in the four competences of the CEFRL (listening and reading comprehension, spoken and written production).
Tuesday to Friday from 2 to 4 p.m.
For those who choose the 30-class course, in the afternoon, classes focus primarily on spoken production (guided discussion, role-play, interactive activities, expressing a point of view based on starter text etc.) and listening comprehension (messages, reports, radio clips etc.).
Students are also familiarized with French culture and civilization in a relaxed atmosphere that is conducive to discussion and optimizes speaking.
A valuable, internationally-recognized diploma with no time-limit. Support that includes advice, regular reviews and recommendations resulting in a pass rate of around 97%! Qualified, experienced teachers who are familiar with the content and methodology of the exams, ten of whom are official examiners!
Advice and personalized support, providing practical information on taking the exam and evaluation of the student's progress. Regular mock exams, weekly formative assessment to monitor progress and areas for improvement. Homework and practice exercises to complement work done in class.
Interactive teaching methods that encourage communication by putting students in real-life situations and that meet the requirements of the CEFRL. Over 7,000 students apply to our French language school in the South of France every year!
Students coming to take French courses in France often opt for an apartment in the town center. We offer serviced studio apartments for one or two people at Airbnb prices. You can also opt for a host family.
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