Exams
You want to know your true level of French? Choose one of the following diplomas or tests.
About the French exams:
How to register?
During the registration period, you can register online, on site at Alliance Française or mail us your registration form along with the necessary documents.
Sessions and calendar of exams
Click on the sessions above to see the calendar
What’s the difference between TCF and DELF-DALF?
Both DELF-DALF and TCF are recognized by the National Ministry for Education.
The DELF and DALF are lifelong diplomas. The TCF is a certificate of grading. TCF is only valid for two years.
To which level should I sit for the exams?
We consider that each level A1/A2/B1/B2/C1 consists of approximately 180-220 hours of French learning.
For the DELF-DALF, you may ask your teacher to assist you to register the right level.
How to prepare for the exam?
Alliance française organizes the DELF-DALF preparation course before the DELF-DALF sessions, check our workshops now
Can I sign up for several levels in one session of DELF-DALF?
Yes, you can sign up for several levels, but only for the DELF-DALF Tout Public sessions.
When can I receive my certificate?
DELF-DALF Exam results (Attestation de réussite) will be sent one month after the end of the test.
DELF-DALF Certificates can be personally collected within four months after the end of the examination;
For TCF results, certificates should be delivered within 1 month following the session.
Which level should I attain to study in France?
DELF B2 is the level required to enter a French University.
For more information on French studies : www.taiwan.campusfrance.org/