Question 1

What is the Campus France interview?

Accepted Answer

The Campus France interview is a mandatory step for Indian students applying to study in France. It is conducted at the Campus France office and assesses your French communication skills, your knowledge of the French higher education system, and your motivation. Our Campus France coaching covers mock interviews, vocabulary, and cultural preparation.

Question 2

What French level do I need for Campus France?

Accepted Answer

Most French universities require at least B1 level French for undergraduate programmes and B2 for postgraduate. The Campus France interview itself is conducted partly or fully in French. We recommend starting preparation at least 3 months before your interview date.

Question 3

What is the DELF exam and who should take it?

Accepted Answer

DELF (Diplôme d'Études en Langue Française) is an official French government certification awarded by the French Ministry of Education. It is ideal for students applying to French universities (Campus France), those seeking employment in French-speaking countries, or anyone wanting a recognised lifelong French qualification. We offer preparation for DELF A1 through B2.

Question 4

Is DELF accepted for study in France or Canada?

Accepted Answer

DELF is widely accepted for Campus France applications and French university admissions. However, for Canadian immigration (Express Entry / PNP), you need TEF Canada or TCF Canada — DELF is not accepted for this purpose. If your goal is immigration, we recommend the TEF/TCF Canada programme.

Question 5

What is Facile French?

Accepted Answer

Facile French is an online French language institute based in Ahmedabad, India. We specialise in TEF/TCF Canada preparation, DELF/DALF certification, Campus France interview coaching, and conversational French for all CEFR levels from A1 to B2.

Question 6

Are classes fully online?

Accepted Answer

Yes, all our classes are 100% online via video conferencing. This means you can learn from anywhere in India or around the world — all you need is a stable internet connection and a device with a camera.

Question 7

What CEFR levels do you teach?

Accepted Answer

We cover all levels from absolute beginner (A1) through to advanced (B2). Whether you have never studied French before or are looking to refine your existing skills, we have a programme suited to your level.

Question 8

How do I know which course is right for me?

Accepted Answer

We offer a free 30-minute trial session where we assess your current level, discuss your goals, and recommend the most suitable programme. WhatsApp us or fill out the contact form to book your free trial.

Question 9

How much do courses cost?

Accepted Answer

Course fees vary depending on the programme, duration, and whether you choose group or personalised sessions. Please WhatsApp us or fill out the contact form for a detailed fee structure tailored to your goals. We also offer flexible payment options.

Question 10

Do you offer a free trial class?

Accepted Answer

Yes! We offer a free 30-minute trial session for all new students. There is no obligation to enrol. The trial helps us understand your level and goals, and gives you a chance to experience our teaching style before committing.

Question 11

What is your cancellation or rescheduling policy?

Accepted Answer

We understand that schedules change. Classes can be rescheduled with at least 24 hours' notice at no charge. Cancellations requested more than 7 days before the start of a course are eligible for a full refund. Please refer to our Terms & Conditions for full details.

Question 12

What is the difference between TEF Canada and TCF Canada?

Accepted Answer

Both TEF Canada and TCF Canada are French proficiency tests accepted for Canadian immigration (Express Entry, PNP, Quebec). TEF Canada is offered by the CCIP and TCF Canada by the CIEP/France Éducation International. We prepare students for both. The choice often depends on test centre availability and personal preference — we advise during your trial session.

Question 13

What NCLC score do I need for Express Entry?

Accepted Answer

For maximum CRS points in Express Entry, you need NCLC 9 or above in all four skills (listening, speaking, reading, writing). NCLC 7 gives you points for a second official language. Our TEF/TCF Canada courses are specifically designed to help you hit your target NCLC score.

Question 14

How long does TEF/TCF Canada preparation take?

Accepted Answer

Most students are exam-ready in 2–4 months depending on their starting level and target score. Students at A2 level typically need 3–4 months; those already at B1 can be ready in 6–8 weeks with focused practice. We create a personalised timeline during the trial session.

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