Diplôme d’Étude et d’Approfondissement de Langue Française
- Open doors to scholarships, exchange programmes, and professional opportunities abroad.
- Boost your CV and stand out to employers in international companies.
- Access higher education in France and many other French-speaking countries.
- Fulfil immigration requirements in countries where proof of French is needed.
- Certify your progress at levels A1 to C2 of the CEFR, with an internationally trusted standard.
The DELF/DALF exam assesses the four key language skills: Listening, reading, writing and speaking. Each skill is graded out of 25 points, for a total of 100 points.
To pass the exam and obtain your diploma, you must score at least 50/100, with a minimum of 5/25 in each skill.
There are three types of the DELF exam :
DELF Tout Public (TP): for adults who wish to assess their French language skills for personal or professional reasons. Level A1 to B2.
DELF Junior: for teenagers from 11 to 17. Level A1 to B2.
DELF Prim: for children from 7 to 12. Level A1.1, A1 and A2.
Listen to the reasons why our students took the DELF exam and how it helped them in their studies or careers !
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Get your DELF diplomas with the Alliance Française de Malte-Méditerranée, the only accredited examination center in Malta.
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Get more information about the different DELF exams, as well as mock-up exams on the website of France Education International :
Prepare for the DELF exam thanks to our special courses.
Send an email to info@alliancefr.org.mt to apply for the DELF Junior or Tout Public
The DELF examination
Send an email to info@alliancefr.org.mt
All communication prior to and after the exam is done via email. Late applications will be received against a fee of €10.
Exams are held at AFMM in Hamrun and/or in our examination centres :
- Registration fees for the DELF / DALF exams are not refundable and non-transferable.
- The dates of the written / oral exams are final and cannot be changed.
- Candidates must be punctual otherwise the exam will not be valid.
- Candidates are to bring their ID card and writing material with them on the day of the exam
- In the case of a candidate who is taken ill on the day of the exam, he/she should contact the Alliance Française to verify if arrangements can be made to sit for the exam at the next scheduled session.