Choose the DELF A1 if you can understand and use familiar expressions and very simple sentences to meet concrete needs; introduce yourself and someone else; ask and answer questions about personal information such as name, nationality, address or activities; understand announcements, simple oral instructions and short texts; fill out a form, write a simple postcard; buy something, pay, and interact in a simple way with a person who speaks slowly and clearly.

Choose the DELF A2 if you can understand common sentences and expressions related to everyday life; carry out simple tasks such as shopping, obtaining information, taking public transport; use polite phrases; describe a past event; understand a simple conversation; talk about your tastes and explain them; describe your daily life, your hobbies, your work, your friends and family; understand and respond to a personal letter; follow directions; connect sentences with simple words such as "and", "but", "because"; and communicate in a simple and direct way on familiar subjects.

Choose the DELF B1 to be able to describe an event, an experience or a dream, describe a hope, a project or a goal, express your feelings, your opinions and justify them, formulate an agreement or a disagreement, understand the essential elements of current events, make proposals, hypotheses, give advice, convince someone, manage in unforeseen situations, organize a speech in a logical manner, understand the main points of conversations on familiar subjects and produce simple and coherent texts related to your interests or daily life.

Choose the DELF B2 if you can defend your opinion based on solid arguments and relevant examples, develop your point of view in a structured manner by setting out the advantages and disadvantages of a situation, clearly express the cause and consequence of a fact or action, and convince your interlocutor during an exchange or debate. Be able to self-correct in case of error, take notes effectively, reformulate an idea in your own words and explain what is implicit in a speech. Be able to understand the gist of a current document as well as the main ideas of complex texts, whether concrete or abstract, including technical discussions in your field of specialization. Interact with a sufficient degree of fluency and spontaneity to allow natural communication with native speakers, without major difficulty for either party. Produce clear, structured and detailed texts on a wide range of subjects, being able to explain a point of view on a current issue by presenting the different options and their advantages and disadvantages.