Exams Dates:

 
This 2025, DELF/DALF-Tout Public exam sessions will be held in: 

March, June, October (TBC) and December

 

DELF-Junior exam sessions will be held in: 

March, June and December

 

 

(Scheduled times for individual oral exams will be confirmed after registrations close. Priority for same-day oral exams will be given to candidates traveling from outside of Metro Atlanta).

 

DELF/DALF-TOUT PUBLIC DATES:

 

A1 & A2 Exams: March 3rd, June 9th, October (TBC) and December 8th

 

B1 Exams: March 4th, June 10th, October (TBC) and December 9th

 

B2 Exams: March 5th, June 11th, October (TBC) and December 10th

 

C1 Exams: March 6th, June 12th, October (TBC) and December 11th

 

C2 Exams: March 7th, June 13th, October (TBC) and December 12th

 

REGISTRATION FOR THE DELF/DALF-TOUT PUBLIC EXAMS WILL OPEN 6 WEEKS BEFORE 1ST EXAM

 

 

DELF-JUNIOR DATES:

 

A1 Exams: March 17th, June 2nd and December 1st

 

A2 Exams: March 18th, June 3rd and December 2nd

 

B1 Exams: March 19th, June 4th and December 3rd

 

B2 Exams: March 20th, June 5th and December 4th

 

REGISTRATION FOR THE DELF-JUNIOR EXAMS WILL OPEN 6 WEEKS BEFORE 1ST EXAM

 

LOCATION:

 

Exams will take place at our Peachtree Center location: 

ALLIANCE FRANÇAISE ATLANTA – Peachtree Center (Downtown)

233 Peachtree Street NE – Suite 100, Atlanta, GA 30303  

 

 

RESULTS:

Preliminary results will be communicated by email first. 

Original diplomas, printed in France, will be available later. (Mailing fees may apply). 

 

 

WHAT ARE DELF/DALF EXAMS?

Available Qualifications: 

 
Do you travel a lot? Do you want an international diploma? Do you want your level of French to be recognized worldwide? 
Consider taking the DELF.

The DELF (Diplôme d’Etudes en Langue Française) and DALF (Diplôme Approfondi en Langue Française) are official qualifications awarded by the French Ministry of Education, to certify the competencies of a candidate (from outside France) in the French language.

DELF and DALF are composed of 6 independent diplomas that correspond to the levels stated by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, in use at the AF in Atlanta and at many Alliance Française locations around the world.

This exam is required of foreign nationals enrolling in French Universities. Candidates can register for the examination of their choice, according to their level.

Please visit the CIEP website to find information about each test.

DELF JUNIOR AND PRIM

The junior version of DELF has the same basic structure as the standard DELF. However, the topics are different because the material incorporates the interests of young people. It can only be taken by children between the ages of 12 and 18. The diploma awarded is identical to the standard DELF diploma. The examinations are independent, and candidates can register for the examination of their choice. Each examination evaluates the four communication competencies : reading, listening, writing and speaking.

There are four diplomas for adolescents : A1, A2, B1, B2

DELF Prim is intended for children, ages 2-12, who are beginners in French as a Foreign Language and who are undertaking studies corresponding to the French elementary level. Successful candidates receive a certificate identical to the general public version. There are three diplomas for elementary students: A1.1, A1, A2.

TCF (and TEF) EXAMS ARE NOT OFFERED AT THIS LOCATION (Find locations here).

The Test de Connaissance du Français (TCF) is the French Education Ministry’s test of French language ability. It is a comprehensive language placement test for non-native speakers of French who wish to obtain a quick, simple, effective and precise evaluation of their general language skills for professional or personal reasons. It follows the six-level proficiency scale of the Council of Europe. Test results are valid for 2 years.

Types of TCF Exams:

  • TCF TP (Tout Public)
  • TCF ANF (Accès à la Nationalité Française)
  • TCF Quebec
  • TCF DAP (one session a year only)
  • TCF Canada
 

Alliance Française Atlanta is NOT offering TCF exams at this time.

Visit the CIEP website to find information about each test and click here to find an exam center near you.

Preparing for the TCF: 

While there is no specific class geared toward prepping the TCF, Alliance Française progressive language classes are designed to build French language proficiency using the best practices in language teaching. To determine your appropriate class, please contact us, or take our online placement test.

More information is available here.

Once again, we are NOT offering TCF exams at this time.