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DELF/DALF 2025: registration and exam dates

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Planning to certify your proficiency in the French language? One of the best ways to achieve that goal is by passing the DELF/DALF exam.

Knowing the exam dates in advance is crucial to help you prepare and organize your time effectively. Here’s everything you need to know about the DELF/DALF exam and how to take it in 2025.

What is the DELF/DALF exam

The Diplôme d’Études en Langue Française (DELF) and Diplôme Approfondi de Langue Française (DALF) exams are offered by the French Ministry of Education, designed for non-native speakers of French to assess their proficiency. The DELF consists of four levels (A1 to B2), while the DALF tests more advanced skills at levels C1 and C2.

Read more here: https://gogofrance.com/en/blog/french-exams-dilf-delf-dalf-guide/

DELF/DALF exam 2025 dates

When to take it

For those planning to take the test in France in 2025, it’s essential to mark the dates on your calendar.

DELF/DALF exam 2025 dates
Source: https://www.france-education-international.fr/en/document/calendrier-delf-dalf-france-2025

Where to take it

Authorized centers worldwide, including French Institutes, Alliance Française branches, and accredited language schools, offer these French exams. Early registration is recommended as spaces can fill quickly.

Use this interactive map to find the exam center nearest to you, or explore our language schools. All are accredited for administering exams or preparing you for them.

How to apply

To register, you’ll need to fill out an application form provided by the exam center. The required documents usually include:

  • A completed registration form (available on the exam center’s website or at their office)
  • A copy of your identification (passport or national ID)
  • A passport-sized photo (some centers may request this)
  • The exam registration fee

The registration fee varies depending on the level of the exam. Once you’ve submitted your application and paid the fee, the exam center will send you a confirmation.

DELF/DALF exam 2025 dates

How to prepare to take the DELF/DALF exam in 2025

The best way to prepare for the DELF/DALF exam is to immerse yourself in the French language and culture by studying in France. 

Many of our partner language schools offer a unique “all-in-one” solution to help you achieve your goals. They offer dedicated preparation classes tailored to the exam’s requirements, ensuring you feel confident and ready to succeed. 

What makes this option even more convenient is that many of our partner schools are also official DELF/DALF exam centers. This means you can study French, prepare for the test, and take the exam all in one place, simplifying the entire process and allowing you to focus on achieving your certification.

If you’re interested in learning French in France and obtaining a language certificate, contact us for more information.

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