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Here’s what makes our DELF B1 preparation course stand out:
Dual-Faculty Support
Online/ Offline Classes
Study Resources Included
Frequent Mock Exams
Skill-Building Workshops
Extra Practice Hours
24/7 Chat Support
About the Course
This is an intermediate course that requires a fairly good prior knowledge of French. After completing this course you gain confidence and become an independent French speaker. This course also prepares you for the DELF B1 Exam.
DELF B1 is required to obtain French nationality and significantly improves your prospects for employment and immigration purposes.
Ready to conquer DELF B1 in just 3 months?
Our interactive live classes are your express lane to fluency. With personalised support, expert guidance, and convenient access to resources, we’ll guide you every step of the way.
Key features:
- Rapid progress: Master DELF B1 in 12 weeks.
- Personalised support: Our highly experienced mentors are always available to answer your questions and provide tailored guidance.
- Comprehensive evaluation: Our thorough assessments pinpoint areas for improvement, ensuring you’re DELF ready!
- Flexible learning: Missed a class? Catch up on missed classes with recorded sessions and 24/7 access to resources.
- Expert guidance: Benefit from dual-faculty support for a well-rounded learning experience.
- Multiple doubt-solving channels: Have a quick doubt? Ask questions, get answers—whenever, wherever.
- Certification: Earn a certificate of participation upon completion!
| Vocabulary | Basics | Communication | Grammar |
| Commerce and economy | Social problems | Expressing sentiments and interests | Cause and consequence (La cause et la conséquence) |
| Sport | Social profile | Expression of intentions and doubts | Hypothesis (L’hypothèse) |
| Lodgement (Le logement) | Science and technology | Describing an event in detail | Adverbs (les adverbs) |
| Art | Art | Describing an experience in detail | Active-Passive |
| Village and urban life | Expressions on health | Discussion regarding education and career | Double pronouns (les doubles pronoms) |
| Community | Revolution | Discussions and debates | L’opposition et la concession |
| Politics | Fashion | Talk about the future and evolution | Expression of objective and desire (L’expression du but et le désir) |
| Climate and geography | Writing a formal letter | Description of tradition and culture | Possessive pronouns (le mien, le tien..) |
| Profession and career | Writing a descriptive text | Past tense (detail) | |
| Neologisme | Writing an article | Conditional past (le conditionnel passé) | |
| L’étymologie | Write a C.V. | Futur anterior (Le future antérieur) | |
| Write synopsis of a film | Anteriority, Simultaneity and posteriority | ||
| Articulators | |||
| Utilisation of previous grammatical concepts |
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Requirements
- Minimum Age: 18 years
- Knowledge of French: Candidate should have a sound knowledge of French (DELF A2)
Duration
- Total Duration: 60-80 hours
- Number of Sessions: 60-80 sessions (Monday – Friday)
- Duration of each session: 60-90 minutes
- Mode of Instruction: Online, via Google Meet
Additional Resources
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is DELF B1 difficult?
The DELF B1 exam is considered a moderate challenge, as it tests a more advanced level of language proficiency compared to A1 and A2. At B1, you are expected to understand and produce more complex sentences, engage in conversations on various topics, and comprehend texts related to everyday life. While it requires solid preparation and practice, many learners find it manageable with consistent effort.
Is B1 enough to study in France?
A DELF B1 certification is generally sufficient for studying in France, especially for programs taught in French at universities or colleges. It demonstrates that you have a good grasp of the language and can handle academic work, including understanding lectures, participating in discussions, and completing assignments. However, some institutions may require a higher level, like B2, depending on the program’s language demands.
What are the passing marks for DELF B1?
To pass the DELF B1 exam, you need a total score of at least 50 out of 100. Each of the four sections—listening, reading, writing, and speaking—is worth 25 points. Additionally, it’s essential to score at least 5 points in each individual section to ensure a balanced proficiency across all language skills.
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