French — Exams & Pathways

DELF

The official French diploma for A1–B2 (Diplôme d'études en langue française), valid for life.

DELF (Diplôme d'études en langue française) is France's official French certificate covering A1 to B2. It is issued by France's Ministry of Education, recognised worldwide, and — unlike many exams — never expires.

DELF is the right proof for study in France and general French goals. If your goal is Canada PR, you usually want TEF or TCF Canada instead — we will steer you to the exam your actual pathway needs.

What level / visa it maps to

A1–B2. DELF B2 is common for French-taught study in France.

Frequently asked questions

Does the DELF diploma expire?

No. Unlike many exams, DELF is valid for life. It is issued by France's Ministry of Education and recognised worldwide.

What levels does DELF cover?

A1 to B2. DELF B2 is common for French-taught study in France.

DELF or TEF/TCF Canada — which do I need?

DELF is right for study in France and general goals; for Canada PR you usually want TEF or TCF Canada instead. We steer you to the exam your pathway actually needs.

We'll be straight with you about the level and timeline your goal actually needs — then get you there.

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