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DELF. Le 12 au 15 avril 2010. POURQUOI DELF? . Official French language diplomas (DELF-DALF) - Why take the DELF and the DALF ?

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  1. DELF Le 12 au 15 avril 2010

  2. POURQUOI DELF? • Official French language diplomas (DELF-DALF) • - Why take the DELF and the DALF ? • The Diplôme d’Etudes en Langue Française (DELF) and the Diplôme Approfondi en Langue Française (DALF) are official diplomas awarded by the Ministry of Education in France to certify foreign candidates’ proficiency in French language. • The top levels of the DALF give access to all French universities and to an ever growing number of European and francophone universities, eliminating the need for pre-admission French language tests. • The DELF and the DALF are a plus to your resumé. Their quality is recognized all over the world, notably by French and European employers. DELF-DALF exam centres are present in 163 countries. • - Diplomas for each level • The DELF and the DALF system is made up of 6 independent diplomas corresponding to the six different levels of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFRL), so you can chose the level corresponding to your proficiency and work your way up ! • The DELF also exists in Braille.

  3. Les sessions collectives:1.Comp. de l’oral2.Comp des écrits3.Production écrite • Examinateurs-correcteurs : Lisa St-Jarre et Anne-Geneviève Guiot (Alliance française) • Horaire des sessions collectives • Lundi le 12 avril • Session collective (Compréhension de l’oral, Compréhension des écrits, Production écrite) • Niveau B2 : (durée 2h30, plus 15 minutes de préparation) • Débuter à 11h45, terminer à 14h30 • Mardi le 13 avril • Session collective (Compréhension de l’oral, Compréhension des écrits, Production écrite) • Niveau B1 : (durée 1h45, plus 15 minutes de préparation) • Débuter à 12h30, terminer à 14h30 • Mercredi le 14 avril • Session collective (Compréhension de l’oral, Compréhension des écrits, Production écrite) • Niveau A2 (durée 1h40, plus 15 minutes de préparation) • Débuter à 12h35, terminer à 14h30 • Jeudi le 15 avril • Session collective (Compréhension de l’oral, Compréhension des écrits, Production écrite) • Niveau A1 (durée 1h20, plus 15 minutes de préparation) • Débuter à 12h55, terminer à 14h30

  4. Production orale • Mardi – 8H30 – 11 H25 (B2) • Mercredi 8H30 – 11H45 (B2) • Jeudi – 8H30 – 10H10 (B2) • Jeudi – 10H25 – 11H35 (B1) • Vendredi 8H30 – 10H20 (A2) • Vendredi 10H39 -11H35 (A1)

  5. DO NOT FORGET TO… • Bring picture ID. THIS IS CRUCIAL!!!! Without it you CANNOT be assessed. • Be on time. If you are late you may not be admitted. • If you miss one component of the DELF exam, you are disqualified. • Do your best. Do not stress out about this. You need 50% to get your diploma for the level you have chosen. The examiners want you to succeed. You will do fine. • Do NOT discuss whether or not you will be obtaining an immersion certificate or not, since that is an unknown until June. The examiners will not, in all likelihood, ask you this in any case. • Remember ! You are building your CV and this will be a wonderful addition to it.

  6. USEFUL WEBSITES • http://www.ciep.fr/en/delfdalf/sujet.php • http://www.examenfrancais.com/wp-content/uploads/DELF_B2.pdf

  7. Bonne chance à tous!

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