What is Delf ?. DEFINITION OF THE DELF The DELF (Diplôme d'études en langue française) is an examination set by the French Ministry of National Education.

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1 What is Delf ?

2 DEFINITION OF THE DELF The DELF (Diplôme d'études en langue française) is an examination set by the French Ministry of National Education. An official diploma issued by the French Government

3 It is an official diploma with nation-wide rules comparable to the French baccalaureate. The DELF certifies the French skills of foreign students. It consists of 6 independent diplomas corresponding to the 6 levels of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (the CEFR).

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6 CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DELF: Depending on your level, you can register directly for the examination of your choice. At each level 4 skills are assessed: aural comprehension, oral expression, written comprehension and written expression.

7 A1A2B1B2 Oral comprehensionAnswer questions about 3 or 4 very short recordings relating to everyday situations (heard twice). Maximum length of the recordings: 3 minutes Answer questions about 3 or 4 short recordings relating to everyday situations (heard twice). Maximum length of the recordings: 5 minutes Answer questions about 3 recordings (heard twice). Maximum length of the recordings: 6 minutes Answer questions about 2 recordings : - an interview / news bulletin (heard once) and a report - lecture / speech / documentary / radio or TV program (heard twice). Maximum length of the recordings: 8 minutes Written comprehension Answer questions about about 4 or 5 written texts relating to everyday situations. Answer questions about 3 or 4 short written texts relating to everyday situations. Answer questions about 2 written texts: - extract useful information about a given task - analyze a text of general interest. Answer questions about 2 written texts : - a factual text about France or the French- speaking world - a text putting forward an argument. TYPES OF TESTS

8 Written expressionWritten expression : - fill out a form and compose simple sentences - r(postcards, messages, captions) on everyday subjects. Compose two brief written items (informal letter or message) - describe an event or personal experiences; - write a note of invitation, thanks, apology, enquiry, information, congratulations. Express your own opinion on a general subject (essay, letter, article). Argue your personal opinion (contribution to a debate, formal letter, critical article). Oral expressionA three-part test : - a guided interview, - an exchange of information - a simulated dialogue. A three-part test : - a guided interview, - an exchange of information, - a simulated dialogue. A three-part test : - a guided interview - an interactive exercise - and the expression of an opinion in reaction to a text. Presentation and defense of an opinion in reaction to a short text. NotesTotal length of all the tests: 1 hour 20 minutes. Maximum mark: 100 Minimum pass mark: 50 / 100 Minimum mark required per test: 5/25 Total length of all the tests: 1 hour 40 minutes. Maximum mark: 100 Minimum pass mark: 50 / 100 Minimum mark required per test: 5/25 Total length of all the tests: 1 hour 45 minutes. Maximum mark: 100 Minimum pass mark: 50 / 100 Minimum mark required per test: 5/25 Total length of all the tests: 2 hour 30 minutes. Maximum mark: 100 Minimum pass mark: 50 / 100 Minimum mark required per test: 5/25

9 DELF’S HISTORY AT BEDAYIA

10 DELF JUNIOR A1 AT CAPITAL INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL 2017-2018

11 DELF JUNIOR A1 AT BEDAYIA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL 2018-2019

12 DELF PRIM A1.1 AT BEDAYIA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL 2018-2019

13 HOSTED SCHOOLS AT BEDAYIA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

14 DELF’S EXAM AT BEDAYIA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL 2018-2019

15 DELF’S CEREMONIES

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17 WHY ARE DELF AND DALF SO USEFUL? If you’re not yet sold out on the idea of getting a DELF certification, here are some (awesome!) reasons why you ought to be considering it: TThe certification is officially recognized everywhere in the world! IIt will look super great on your CV! IIt is an official recognition of your kick-ass French language skills. IIt doesn’t expire and you can use it until the rest of your stay on this earth. NNothing says you’re fluent with a language than having the papers to show for it! IIt opens up opportunities for you in French-speaking countries. IIt is accepted in French universities (B2 level and higher). IIt supports your claim that you are an awesome, highly-accomplished individual (and that you rock in speaking French!) IIt can help you in advancing your career.