DELF B2 Exam Training and Certification
Advanced preparation for the DELF B2 diploma - French language certification at upper intermediate level
Level: B2 (Upper Intermediate)
The Diplôme d'Études en Langue Française (DELF) B2 exam is an advanced French language certification recognized worldwide by universities, employers, and immigration authorities.
Presentation
The DELF B2 is a prestigious diploma issued by the French Ministry of National Education. It validates advanced French language proficiency at B2 level according to the CEFR framework. The diploma is valid indefinitely.
This certification demonstrates your ability to communicate fluently and spontaneously in complex professional and academic contexts, making it ideal for career advancement and higher education opportunities.
Practical Information
The DELF B2 exam is designed for adults (18+ years) who have achieved an upper intermediate level of French proficiency. All candidates must present a valid identity document during the examination.
Candidates may retake the exam multiple times, but must observe a mandatory 45-day waiting period between attempts at the same level. This allows adequate preparation time between sessions.
Program
The DELF B2 examination comprises four comprehensive tests:
- Oral comprehension (listening to lectures, presentations, and discussions)
- Written comprehension (reading and analyzing complex texts)
- Written production (essay writing and formal correspondence)
- Oral production (presenting arguments and defending viewpoints)
To pass the DELF B2, candidates must achieve a minimum total score of 50 out of 100 points. Additionally, a minimum of 5 points out of 25 must be obtained in each individual test section. Scoring below 5 in any section results in automatic failure.
Target Audience
Ideal for professionals, students, and individuals seeking to validate advanced French skills for university admission, career opportunities, immigration requirements, or personal achievement in French-speaking countries.