General info

Course pathway

Complete beginners can start directly with A1.1. Learners who have studied French before should take a placement test before registering.

1 - Basic user
A1
Beginner
100 hours
Interact in a simple way to talk about yourself and familiar topics, with some help.
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Start here as a complete beginner
No previous knowledge of French needed
Certify your level with the DELF A1
A2
Elementary
100 hours
Describe simple things or situations related to yourself, your immediate environment and needs.
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Certify your level with the DELF A2
Official diploma, valid for life
Recognised internationally
2 - Independent user
B1
Intermediate
180 hours
Express your opinions and describe your experiences, dreams, or plans.
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Certify your level with the DELF B1
Useful for academic, professional and personal projects
B2
Advanced
180 hours
Express yourself and your opinions clearly, including on specific topics.
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Ideal level for TEF Canada
Required level for studies for French curriculum
Required level for French nationality
3 - Fluent user
C1
Proficiency
180 hours
Express yourself and your opinions fluently, even on complex and specific topics.
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Certify your level with the DALF C1
Useful to study or work in France and other French-speaking countries
C2
Mastery
180 hours
Express yourself very precisely and spontaneously in complex situations. Pick subtle levels of language.
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Certify your level with the DALF C2
The highest level of the CEFR
A recognised milestone in your French journey
Do I need a placement test?

Complete beginners can start directly with an A1.1 beginner course. Learners who have studied French before should take a placement test before registering.

Can I study online?

Yes, selected courses are offered live online depending on the session.