DELF A1 Exam

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  • Level: A1 à A1

The Diplôme d'Études en Langue Française (DELF) A1 exam takes place at the Alliance Française de Paris.

Presentation

Ask your questions about the exams on Wednesdays, October 10th, November 13th, and December 11th, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., at the Student Life Office in the convivial space of the Alliance Française of Paris.

The price includes a €20 handling fee, which does not apply to students of the Alliance Française de Paris who have valid registration fees.

The DELF A1 is a diploma granted by the French Ministry of Education. It certifies skills in French at the A1 level. The diploma is valid for life.

This diploma is recognized throughout the world, and allows you to develop both your personal and professional French skills.

Practical Information

This exam is reserved for adults (18 years old minimum), and it is mandatory to present an original identity document for all parts of the exam.
Also, you can take the exam as many times as you want, provided that you respect a minimum waiting period of 45 days between two sittings of the same level.

Program

 The DELF A1 consists of 4 tests:

  • Oral comprehension

  • Written comprehension

  • Written production

  • Oral production

The minimum score to obtain the diploma is 50 out of 100. It is imperative to obtain a minimum of 5 points out of 25 per test. A mark of less than 5 in any of the skills assessed is eliminatory.

Target audience

Ideal for those who wish to certify their level of French in France or abroad.

Important

Instructions that must be followed during the Covid-19 epidemic:

You will find below the instructions that must be applied in order to have access to the test/examination room:

  • Candidates must wash their hands when entering our premises.

  • Candidates must wash their hands before signing the attendance sheet.

  • All candidates must wear a mask.

  • Candidates must bring their own pen.

  • Candidates will be required to present their own identity document at the time of identity checks.

  • The use of hand sanitizer is required. Candidates will be asked to use it before the start of the test and before their copy is submitted. 

If these rules are not respected, it will unfortunately be impossible for us to grant you access to the test room.


Location

Alliance Française de Paris

101 Boulevard Raspail

75006 Paris


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