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Löwenstrasse 20
8001 Zürich

Flying Teachers GmbH

We are called Flying Teachers because we are very flexible. We teach at the place and time that the customer wants.

We offer general language courses - special language courses for companies and industries - training and further training for teachers (SVEB in German and French, CELTA, DELTA) - learning support and tutoring for pupils.

À la Carte: We have a great deal of experience and success with individual courses on behalf of private and public companies. Many of our teachers specialize in industry-specific language courses, e.g. for medicine, nursing, transport, tourism, gastronomy or finance.

In our training centers in the city centers of Zurich and Bern, group courses are held every month from CHF 449 in German, French and English. Other languages on request.

Flying Teachers is an examination center for the Cambridge English, TELC, KDE, CCIP and TOEFL certificates. We can also prepare you for these exams and can conduct them at your company if required

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Strengths: For 27 years, we have been "flying" to our customers and teaching at the desired location at the desired time. Professionally. Flexible. Face-to-face or online course.

Region: Aargau, Basel, Bern, Liechtenstein, Ostschweiz, Tessin, Westschweiz, Zentralschweiz, Zürich

Sites: Bern, Capdepera, Islas Baleares, Hamburg, Orosháza Ungarn, Zürich

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Questions and answers

How is the DELF exam structured?

The French language exam to obtain the Diplôme d`Etudes en Langue Française (DELF) is divided into four sections, which have different content and duration depending on the level. Up to 25 points can be achieved in all four sections, resulting in a maximum total score of 100 points. In order to pass the exam, a minimum of 50 points must be achieved, whereby no fewer than 5 points may be achieved in any section. The DELF exams are divided into the following main areas:

Listening comprehension
Reading comprehension
Writing
Speak

Is there more than one DELF level?

The Diplôme d'études en langue française (DELF) can be obtained in six levels and certifies your level of language proficiency. Levels A1 and A2 confirm that you have a basic knowledge of French, while levels B1 and B2 confirm that you have a good knowledge of the language, enabling you to express yourself well both orally and in writing. The C1 and C2 language diplomas show that you have very good language skills at a high level and can communicate fluently in almost any situation.

What is the best way to prepare for the DELF exam?

You can take the DELF exam at 900 different locations around the world and retake it as often as you like if you don't pass. Nevertheless, there are always costs and a certain amount of time involved, so it is advisable to prepare intensively for this language test at an early stage. Language schools offer specially developed diploma courses that provide you with comprehensive training in precisely those areas that are important for passing the exams. These diploma courses have a fixed time frame and are offered by language schools in Switzerland as well as by schools in France or another French-speaking country. In this way, you can also study for the DELF exam as part of a language trip to Guadeloupe, Canada, Monaco or Tahiti.

What is the DELF?

The DELF, the Diplôme d`Etudes en Langue Française, is a language exam developed by the French Ministry of Education exclusively for non-native speakers. This language diploma is also internationally recognized and certifies your foreign language skills. A DELF is often indispensable, especially for studying at Universities or for employment in French-speaking countries. The diploma can be obtained at four levels defined by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: A1, A2, B1 and B2.

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Website des Schweizerischen Sekretariats für Bildung, Forschung und Innovation SBFI , Website www.berufsberatung.ch (offizielles schweizerisches Informationsportal der Studien-, Berufs- und Laufbahnberatung) sowie Websites und anderweitige Informationen der Berufsverbände und Bildungsanbieter.

Overview of providers for DELF

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The Swiss education system offers a wide range of individual training and further education opportunities - depending on your personal level of education, professional experience and educational goals.

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We offer our educational counseling in the following languages on request: French, Italian, English