French proficiency is measured according to the CEFR scale, which ranges from beginner (A1, A2) to intermediate (B1, B2) and advanced levels (C1, C2). These levels help institutions and immigration authorities assess your ability to understand and communicate effectively in French.
There are several official exams to certify your level. The DELF and DALF are internationally recognized diplomas issued by the French Ministry of Education, valid for life. The TEF Canada, on the other hand, is often required for Canadian immigration and citizenship applications. Each exam evaluates key skills such as reading, listening, writing, and speaking, allowing you to demonstrate your proficiency according to your goals.
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