Dec 2018

OFFICIAL RECOGNITION OF THE FEDE LANGUAGE CERTIFICATE

Abstract

The FEDE Language Certificate has been officially recognised by the Institut de la Francophonie pour l’Education et la Formation (IFEF)! In a convention signed on 13 November 2018, the IFEF gave its stamp of approval to the Certificate, confirming its quality and utility for learners. The IFEF’s official recognition of the FEDE’s Language Certificate is […]

FEDE Academic Board — Research & Policy Committee

Published Dec 2018

The FEDE Language Certificate has been officially recognised by the Institut de la Francophonie pour l’Education et la Formation (IFEF)! In a convention signed on 13 November 2018, the IFEF gave its stamp of approval to the Certificate, confirming its quality and utility for learners.

The IFEF’s official recognition of the FEDE’s Language Certificate is an exciting next step following our INGO’s accreditation by the International Organisation of La Francophonie last July [lien vers l’autre article]. The FEDE currently holds consultative status at La Francophonie.

Based on the Council of Europe’s Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, and available in CEFR levels A2-C1, the FEDE Language Certificate can be taken in six European languages and focuses on testing the language skills needed in professional and workplace situations.

The Language Certificate is available to any institutions wishing to offer students and working professionals an official and internationally recognised means of proving their skills.

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Dec 2018

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FEDE Academic Board — Research & Policy Committee

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