French

DELF A1 - DALFC2(Diplôme d’Études en Langue Française) Exam is specifically tailored for  learning the French language to upgrade your Career and settle Abroad while taking PR after Giving TEF/TCF B2 from india or particular country

There are four sections: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. It acts as a roadmap for the French DELF A1 - Dalf C2 exams.

An exam is for 100 marks and for passing Delf A1/2 one should be getting 50% passing marks in each modules.Delf B1/B2-Dalf C1/ C2 also comprehend the same method of  passing the exam.An exam for passing TEF/TCF is for immigration to Canada from india which is valid for 2 years only.Certificates will be issued from Aiflc also as Aiflc is recognised by Grenoble université du français and this is near about 900 years old university.After passing exam you all will be getting anothe Certificate from Alliance Francaise de Paris and so on different centres aroud the world.

Aiflc Director Mme Ashu jain is an expert in french since 1988 as she topped in her Bachelors in french from Punjab university consequetively for 5 years as she has completed her graduation degree from G.C.G Sector 11, Chanfigarh. She is a Certified French Professor from different universities around india and France too after attending TTP programme She has written her own techniques for teaching & learning her method of adapting Grammar skills in just 1-2 months for French Delf A1/2 and then giving examination of Direct Delf A2 in 3 months in Alliançe française Chandigarh/Delhi/Chennai/Banglore/indore/Bombay/Dubai/Canada/France and so on diffeerent Centres around the world.

After passing Delf A/2 thejourney of French learning should not be stopped as now students or Professionals must go for Delf B1/B2  for upgrading their Professional Careeer to give a beautiful outlook to achieve one goal to pass Delf B1/B2 in 6 months. As they Pass Delf B2 they are graduate in french now they should be mastering their french skills while choosing DALF C1/C2 in one year learning process .Mme Ashu believes that DALF C1/2 should be taught by Native Speakers only not from India because while learning or speaking french from Native your Speaking Skills improves a lot. After Completion of DalfC1/2 you all are eligible for settling in Europe and one can apply Canada PR from india only.As you are qualified in French skills your doors for getting jobs in different Embassies ,MNC,BPO,KPO/ IT Companies/Pharmacist Companies//Technical companies/Travel & Tourism companies and many more are widely open as they welcome you with good salary packages.

so Conclusion is that Learning French is like opening a door to a vibrant and also captivating world. Therefore from savouring the poetic verses of Victor Hugo to be indulging in the culinary delights of French cuisine, every aspect of the language offers a new discovery.

To become an expert in a language you have to start somewhere. Moreover, if you’ve been intrigued by the French language or are considering taking your first steps in learning it, this is your sign to build up and enhance your career in french skills while taking best decision to join the best lnstitute or the universities around the world.

Aiflc caters to all your French learning needs, especially if you are a beginner. They have, most importantly, designed a comprehensive program that guides you through the intricacies of the French language.

Difference between DELF and DALF? 

DELF and DALF are like different paths leading to French fluency. DELF has four levels (A1, A2, B1, B2) that start from beginner to intermediate, covering basic to advanced language skills. 

Think of it as a journey from simple conversations to more complex ones. It’s great for those who want to learn French for personal, school, or work reasons. 

DALF, on the other hand, is split into two levels (C1 and C2). It’s for those who already have a really strong grip on French. It’s like the next level for super fluent speakers. 

It tests not just speaking but also how well you understand complicated stuff, fancy words, and big texts. 

So, if you’re just starting or want to brush up on your French, DELF is your go-to. But if you’re already a French pro and want to show off your advanced skills, DALF is the challenge you’re looking for