These diplomas awarded by the French Ministry of Education evaluate your ability to communicate, both in speaking and writing with French speakers. It is a useful certification to integrate a school in a French speaking country, or for employers who want new hires to have a certain level in French.

3 types of public:

  • DELF Prim (6-12 years old)
  • DELF Junior (13-17 years old)
  • DELF Tout Public (Adults)

The DELF covers the first 4 levels of the Common European Framework reference (CEFR) for languages (A1 to B2), while the DALF validates the level of advanced speakers (C1 and C2). At each level a series of tests assesses four skills:

  • Oral comprehension
  • Oral expression
  • Written comprehension
  • Written expression

Each of the 4 parts is marked out of 25 points. With a total of 50 points out of 100, you get your diploma

A1.1 (DELF Prim only): 155,000 ugx (AFK students) or 220,000 ugx (non students)

A1: 175,000 ugx (AFK students) or 250,000 ugx (non students)

A2: 215,000 ugx (AFK students) or 300,000 ugx (non students)

B1: 250,000 ugx (AFK students) or 360,000 ugx (non students)

B2: 300,000 ugx (AFK students) or 410,000 ugx (non students)

C1: 350,000 ugx (AFK students) or 470,000 ugx (non students)

C2: 400,000 ugx (AFK students) or 520,000 ugx (non students)

DELF Tout public: 28th and 29th of June, 20th and 21st of September, 13th and 14th of December of 2024

DELF Junior: 21st and 22nd of June, 15th and 16th of November of 2024

DELF Prim: 14th and 15th of June, 22nd and 23rd of November of 2024