Preparation Au Dalf C1
Dalf C1 Exemple

This is a complete method to prepare and pass the DALF C1 speaking test. This manual allows you to work independently: alone, in pairs or in small groups. It is also very useful for teachers who have to prepare learners for DALF C1. Based on concrete examples, this book provides the methodology for passing the DALF C1 speaking test. 14 ways to prepare for the C1 DALF French exam 1. Do lots of exam practice. The most effective way to practice for an exam is you guessed it, by doing exam practice! Get a textbook designed for the DALF C1. It helps to get a textbook specifically designed to prepare students for the. Preparation courses for the DALF C1 and C2 examinations follow the same structure as the preparation for the DELF B2 exam. The University of Nice is the examination centre and there are usually two exam sessions per year, one in June and the other in December.

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What is the DALF C1?

DALF – Diplôme Approfondi de Langue Française -Diploma of Advanced French Language Studies is an official diploma delivered by the French National Education Board. If you pass the DALF C1 exam you don’t need to take another language test to enter French universities.

What does the C1 level mean?

Someone who has the C1 level is able to perform the following language tasks:
He is able to understand extended speech, TV programs and films, factual and literary texts, specialized articles and technical instructions. He can express himself fluently and spontaneously. He can formulate ideas and opinions by using a flexible language. He can write about complex subjects in an essay, a report or a letter.

DALF C1 sections

The DALF C1 has 4 different sections: Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking.
– Listening comprehension: based on a long document (conferences, courses….) and several short radio broadcasts (news, advertisements, etc), you have to answer questions about these recordings
– Reading comprehension: you have to answer questions about a text (literary or journalistic) between 1500 and 2000 words.
– Writing skills: This test is in two parts: you need to write:
1. a synthesis on several documents of about 1000 words,
2. an essay about one of the subjects that appear in the different documents. the fields are usually sciences or humanities.
– Oral skills: you have to be able to talk about a subject based on several written documents, followed by a discussion with the jury.

Getting ready for the DALF C1

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* Edit (June 2021): Click here for how I actually prepared for DALF C2. Click here for how the exam day went.

Five months have passed since my last post where I wrote about how it was like taking the French DELF B2 and DALF C2 exams. So here’s an update:

I passed both exams! Now I’m preparing to take the C2 exam in a couple of months. I keep saying this, but it was just 1.5 years ago that I passed DELF A1 barely knowing how to use the present tense. I’ve come so far! But there is never an end to language learning. No time for nostalgia.

Preparation Au Dalf C1

Malvern zetasizer software for mac. Let’s start with the results first:

DELF B2 (November 2020) results

Overall, 79.5/100.0. Not too bad, hoped to have gotten a slightly better score with the listening part. Really happy with the writing and speaking.

DALF C1 (November 2020) results

Overall, 64.5/100.0. I wouldn’t say I was too happy with the score, but I was expecting something even worse than this. About the 8.0/25.0 for the writing part, I was only able to complete the first exercise, the synthèse (summary), and didn’t even get to writing half of the second task. I could’ve done better with the speaking too.

I wish I got a breakdown of the writing and speaking parts, I would’ve loved to know how many points I got in each criteria of the evaluation sheet.

And now… time to prep up for the next challenge!

(DALF C2 prep)

The results and the overall experience of the exams have revealed my strong and not-so-strong points when it comes to these kinds of tests.

Dalf C1 Exemple

Strong areas:

Reading and listening. By having the text and/or the questions in front of me allows me to prepare and expect what is to come. The answers are all inside the text/recording, so all I have to do is to just look for the right answer.

Areas I have to work on:

Debating, explaining, writing (with hand, within a set amount of time). True, I’ve been writing on my computer most of these 1.5 years and there hasn’t been much of a debating/rapidfire-discussion session. I’ll have to work on these two points.

So having these areas in mind, how can I best prepare?

As seen on this site by the French government, and also succinctly explained by Mr. Bruno Milet in this video on youtube (please let me know if I need to take it down, I will comply immediately), the format for DALF C2 is a little different from the other DELF/DALF levels. Allow me to summarise.

As for May, I plan to do C2-specific exercises just on weekends, with my iTalki teacher, solving past papers and possible subjects that are suggested on this blog by Polyglottes (again, please let me know if I should not be mentioning/introducing other people’s works online.)

Saturday: interview/debate practice in the morning, reading/writing in the afternoon

Sunday: text correction and grammatical review

I plan to make another post on my French studying routine during the period starting from September 2019 all the way to April 2021, detailing the intensity/types of lessons, the resources I used, and points I struggled.

Til next time!

Preparation Dalf C1