The DELF (Diplôme d'études en langue française) B2 Junior (Scolaire) is an official diploma awarded by the French Ministry of Education. Specifically designed for secondary school students aged 12–17, it certifies French-language proficiency through topics and situations relevant to teenagers.
The diploma is identical as the standard DELF and is recognized internationally by universities, employers, and institutions around the world.
Unlike many language certificates, the DELF is valid for life, once you earn it, it never expires.
Prepare for higher education
Many universities in France and around the world recognize the DELF as proof of French-language proficiency.
Gain an internationally recognized qualification
The DELF is respected worldwide and demonstrates your ability to communicate confidently in French.
Stand out for the future
Whether you're applying for university, scholarships, internships, or future employment, the DELF is a valuable credential that highlights your language skills and commitment.
A diploma for life
Unlike many language certifications, the DELF never expires.
Achieving B2 level shows that you can:
It is one of the most widely recognized proficiency levels for higher education and future career opportunities.
Registration must be completed individually by each candidate (or by their parent or guardian).
Dates for 2027 to be announced.
For additional information about the DELF Junior (Scolaire), including resources available in English, French, and Spanish, please visit the official France Éducation international website:
France Éducation international – DELF Junior (Scolaire)
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