DELF Exam Preparation

LSC Language Studies Canada
Calgary, Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver, Canada

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' DELF Exam Preparation - Montreal The DELF (Diplôme d’études en langue française) is an international certificate recognized by the Ministry of Education in France. There are two levels in the certificate.
DELF I has 3 units. They are covered in one LSC Exam Preparation course. The next level, DELF II, has 3 units. These units are covered in one LSC Exam Preparation course.

LSC’s DELF Exam Preparation courses are part of the 30 Lessons programme. The courses are offered year-round.

The exam may be written in Montreal and it is held in the late afternoon. It is possible for a student to finish the Exam Preparation course during the day and write the exam in the late afternoon. Students register directly for DELF exams. All information and a listing of exam dates are available at LSC Montréal.

The DELF is a modern diplomas designed to assess the communicative skills of candidates in real situations, using authentic documents. Composed of independent units the DELF evaluates language know-how rather than formal grammatical knowledge.

Diplomas are awarded to successful candidates by the French Ministry of Education
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