Did you know that French is the official language in 26 countries, and is the only language apart from English spoken by more than 300 million people worldwide? You might think of French as the language of love, poetry, and art. While the cultural heritage of the French language is vast, it is also an incredibly useful language for international students, professionals, and travelers. Although France and other French-speaking countries like Canada, Switzerland, and Belgium have started offering more English-taught courses, knowledge of the local language opens more doors for students. 

Non-native speakers of French may require language proficiency tests to prove their linguistic skills to educational institutions, employers, and visa authorities in their chosen country. This is where the Diplôme d’Etudes en Langue Française (DELF) and the Diplome Approfondi de Langue Française (DALF) exams come into play. These French Language Proficiency Tests are approved by the French Ministry of Education and accepted worldwide. This article will explore the DELF exam and help students get a clear walkthrough of it. Let’s get started!