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The DELF at ALCDSB International recognition of French language proficiency ! What are the advantages of taking the DELF examination? International recognition of French proficiency; Life-long certification, whether obtained in the candidate`s country or another country; Based on the same international standard used in 164 countries (CEFR); A testimonial to one’s success in learning French; Recognition of the candidate`s accomplishments to date on the path to French proficiency; Represents an official document, recognized internationally, that enriches the candidate`s school or professional portfolio; Recognized internationally by francophone postsecondary insti- tutions, including a growing number in Canada. Additional Information If you have any quesons related to DELF registraon, please contact: Edie Bovey, Coordinator of Curriculum and Staff Development Algonquin and Lakeshore Catholic District School Board [email protected]
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The DELF
at ALCDSB
International recognition of
French language proficiency !
What are the advantages of taking the DELF
examination?
International recognition of French proficiency;
Life-long certification, whether obtained in the candidate`s
country or another country;
Based on the same international standard used in 164 countries
(CEFR);
A testimonial to one’s success in learning French;
Recognition of the candidate`s accomplishments to date on the
path to French proficiency;
Represents an official document, recognized internationally,
that enriches the candidate`s school or professional portfolio;
Recognized internationally by francophone postsecondary insti-
tutions, including a growing number in Canada.
Additional Information
If you have any questions related to DELF registration, please contact:
Edie Bovey, Coordinator of Curriculum and Staff Development
Algonquin and Lakeshore Catholic District School Board
How do students sign up? Three
steps:
1. Parents of interested students can
register them online before March
1st, 2019 at:
bit.ly/ALCDSB_DELF_2019
2. A deposit cheque dated May 10th,
2019 for $50.00, made out to
ALCDSB, must be given to your
student’s FSL Teacher. The cheque
will be returned to the student when
he or she completes the exam.
Confirmation of participation will be
sent in April 2019 to the email
addresses provided at the time of
registration. Detailed information
about exam scheduling will be also
be provided in April 2019.
DELF GROUP EXAM DATES:
B2: Monday, May 6 2019
B1: Tuesday, May 7 2019
A2: Wednesday, May 8 2019
A1: Thursday, May 9 2019
Exact times of each exam component
will be confirmed in April 2019.
What is required?
ALCDSB offers students a choice of 4 test levels: A1, A2, B1, or B2. The choice
should be made with help from your FSL teacher. The DELF has two
components, the collective exam (listening, reading, writing) and an oral
interview. This year, the board will be offering the DELF at our board office in
Napanee. Transportation will be provided, if necessary.
What is the DELF?
The Diplôme d’études en langue
française (DELF) is an
internationally recognized test of
French proficiency. It is based on the
Common European Framework of
Reference (CEFR), which defines
language proficiency along six global
levels: A1, A2, B1, B2, C1 and C2. At
each level, proficiency is measured
across four competencies: listening,
speaking, reading, and writing. The
French Ministry of National
Education awards successful
candidates a diploma that is valid for
life.
Who Can Take the DELF?
Students enrolled in a ALCDSB Grade 12 FSL course this school year.
