The DELF Scolaire is an official diploma issued by the French Ministry of Education. It is recognised throughout the world and is valid for life.

The DELF Scolaire is designed for teenagers, whether foreign or French, who wish to develop their French language skills for personal or academic purposes. The subjects are adapted to a teenage audience.

The DELF Scolaire diploma has the same value as a DELF Tout Public diploma. The exam version is not indicated on the diploma.

Examination procedure

The DELF-DALF exam for the general public is taken on computer / on paper.

Administrative conditions

Your photo will be taken on the day of your exam. Please also bring your passport. If other administrative requirements are necessary for your session to run smoothly, you will be informed in advance.

The DELF-DALF exam is designed for adults and teenagers, foreigners or French, who wish to improve their French language skills for personal or professional purposes.

Convocation

The individual oral test of the DELF-DALF Tout Public will take place in the same week as the group (written) test. The dates shown on the AFBE website and on the registration form correspond to the group tests.

You will receive your official invitation by e-mail at least two weeks before the start date of the collective tests.

If you wish to take your individual test at a specific time or date, please send an email to examens@alliancefr.be before the registration deadline. We will consider your request as far as we are able. After the registration period, no more special requests will be accepted.

Results and diploma

Your results will be sent to you by e-mail at the latest 10 weeks after the end of the session. A certificate of achievement may be issued to you by email.

Your diploma will be available 3 months after your exam at the reception of the Alliance Française Brussels-Europe. It can be sent to you on request (postal charges at your expense).

Adaptation of the exams for candidates with special needs

The Alliance Française de Bruxelles-Europe (AFBE) provides any candidate who reports a disability affecting a physical, sensory, mental, cognitive or psychic function, with the material facilities or personnel assistance necessary for the proper conduct of the French exams. This allows the candidate to take part in the examinations under working conditions that are likely to restore equality between candidates. The candidate may also be exempted from one of the skills if an arrangement cannot be made.
For this purpose:

• The candidate must indicate his or her disability at the time of registration and as soon as possible so that the examination centre, the AFBE, can put in place the appropriate arrangements.
• They must provide an official document from a medical authority indicating the diagnosis and specifying the recommended accommodations for a foreign language exam.
• This certificate must not be older than 2 years from the date of the exams.