Your Path to French Fluency
Our comprehensive curriculum follows the CEFR framework, guiding you step by step from complete beginner to advanced speaker.
Each level is structured around clear learning goals, practical language use, and measurable milestones, so you always know what you’re learning, why it matters, and how far you’ve progressed on your French learning journey
What You'll Actually Learn
Six levels, each built from eight themed units and a project you finish and keep. Pick a level to see its units, the grammar behind them, and what you'll be able to do by the end.
6
Levels
520
Guided hours
32
Units so far
A1 — Foundation
Absolute beginner to first real conversations
Guided hours
100
Materials
Course pack 1 — 8 thematic units
Assessment
Unit checkpoints, mid-level and end-of-level exam
By the end of this level you can
Introduce yourself and others in detail
Handle simple everyday exchanges (shops, cafés, directions)
Ask and answer basic personal questions
Write short messages, postcards, and forms
You can survive daily life in French — greetings, shopping, ordering, and simple small talk.
The units
You will learn to
Greet people and understand basic greetings
Introduce yourself and others
Give your nationality, age, birthday, languages and contact details
Talk about your interests
Grammar focus
Personal pronouns and the present tense of common verbs
Definite and indefinite articles
Masculine and feminine of nationality adjectives
Possessive and interrogative adjectives; negative sentences
Woven through every unit
A pronunciation clinic in every unit — sounds, rhythm, and spelling-to-sound workshops
Culture windows onto the francophone world: the Alliances françaises network, Lyon's Fête des Lumières, French family and food culture
Learning-strategy pages that turn you into an autonomous learner
DELF-style checkpoint tasks every two units
