This French course is designed to guide learners from beginner (A1) to advanced proficiency (C2). It develops listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills through structured lessons, practical exercises, and real-life communication. Each level builds progressively, ensuring clarity, confidence, and accuracy in French for academic, professional, and everyday use.
Module 1: A1 Beginner
Module 2: A2 Elementary
Module 3: B1 Intermediate
Module 4: B2 Upper Intermediate
Module 5: C1 Advanced
Module 6: Mastery
1. Greetings & introductions
2. Alphabet & pronunciation practice
3. French accents & spelling rules
4. Numbers, dates & telling time
5. Talking about family
6. Identity with être and avoir
7. Daily actions with regular ‑er verbs
8. Describing routines & using negation
9. Food, drink & ordering at cafés
10. A1 checkpoint review
1. Travel & transport vocabulary
2. Making future plans (futur proche)
3. Asking & giving directions
4. Weather & seasons
5. Shopping & handling transactions
6. Narrating past events (passé composé)
7. Health, body & doctor visits
8. Asking questions with interrogatives
9. Talking about jobs & professions
10. A2 checkpoint review
1. Storytelling with imparfait vs passé composé
2. Reflexive verbs in daily life
3. Expressing wishes with conditional present
4. Necessity & emotions with subjunctive basics
5. Reporting speech indirectly
6. Building complex sentences with connectors
7. Discussing media & news
8. Talking about the environment
9. Technology & culture in modern life
10. Using basic idiomatic expressions
11. Writing opinion essays
12. Practicing oral debates
13. Listening to news reports
14. Work & career vocabulary
15. B1 checkpoint review
1. Advanced opinions with subjunctive
2. Regrets & hypotheticals with conditional past
3. Writing formally with passive voice
4. Future predictions with future perfect
5. Academic style with nominalisation
6. Emphasizing ideas with inversion
7. Academic connectors & evaluations
8. Writing critical essays
9. Delivering oral presentations (5 minutes)
10. B2 checkpoint review
1. Using advanced discourse markers
2. Shifting style & register
3. Discussing politics
4. Talking about science
5. Debating philosophy
6. Analyzing editorials critically
7. Writing persuasive essays
8. Giving academic presentations
9. Mastering idioms & register shifts
10. C1 checkpoint review
1. Mastering style & rhetorical devices
2. Using nuanced expressions in professional discourse
3. Synthesizing complex texts
4. Writing long essays & giving 10‑minute presentations
5. Final Exam C2
