Courses for Beginner

Welcome to French! First time studying French or just getting back into the language after many years? If so, you are in the right place! Learn basics like numbers and the alphabet, plus how to introduce yourself, have simple conversations, and write a postcard en français. No prerequisite for French.

At the end of our French 101 level, you’ll be able to:
- Introduce yourself, introduce someone
- Talk about what you like and don’t like
- Talk about your family
- Ask and answer simple questions
- Count and pay in French

A continuation of Beginner 1, the goal of this course is to build on your ability to have familiar everyday conversations: plans, holidays, hobbies, and shopping. Practice direct exchanges about routine tasks and familiar matters.

At the end of our this course, you’ll be able to:
- Ask and answer all types of questions
- Understand a menu and order at a restaurant
- Talk about your city, your home
- Invite friends and accept an invitation
- Set up a meeting with friends
- Shop and do grocery shopping in French
- Ask someone to do something

A continuation of Beginner 2, the goal of this course is to build on your ability to have familiar everyday conversations: plans, holidays, hobbies, and shopping. Practice direct exchanges about routine tasks and familiar matters.

At the end of our this course, you’ll be able to:
- Talk about your hobbies and activities
- Ask and give the price, 
- Comment on clothes and style
- Talk about food
- Tell a story in the past
- Write a message to a friend
- Leave a review about a restaurant

A continuation of Beginner 3, the goal of this course is to build on your ability to have familiar everyday conversations.

At the end of our this course, you’ll be able to:
- Give advice
- Talk about your health, go to a doctor
- Talk about a project
- Comment on an event in the past
- Present yourself in a professional environment
- Meet people in a professional context
- Talk over the phone
- Describe the weather

Welcome to our Intermediate levels. Our Intermediate 1 class (201) is meant for people with 80 to 100 hours of French study, with a relatively good knowledge of basic grammar and vocabulary.

At the end of our this course, you’ll be able to:
- Introduce yourself in depth
- Ask a wide array of personal or general questions
- Talk about future actions and describe future settings
- Talk about family, relationships and comment on them
- Tell a past event
- Talk about your childhood

Our Intermediate 2 class (202) is meant for people with 100 to 120 hours of French study. This course will give you the opportunity to deepen your knowledge of French structures and expand your vocabulary beyond the very basics

At the end of our this course, you’ll be able to:
- Talk about a city, a country
- Characterize and describe a place to live
- Talk about your shopping habits
- Indicate impressions
- Talk about daily life
- Indicate preferences
- Tell an anecdote
- Express a wish, an obligation, a hope
- Ask politely
- Talk on the phone
- Talk about household chores
- Give advice
- Make suggestions 
- Make a hypothesis

Our Intermediate 4 class (204) is meant for people with 140 to 160 hours of French study. This course will give you the opportunity to deepen your knowledge of French structures and expand your vocabulary beyond the very basics

At the end of our this course, you’ll be able to:
- React to information
- Highlight information
- Say how you get information
- Talk about cultural habits
- Present the program of an event
- Make an assessment
- Express a contradiction
- Describe a trip
- Give your opinion on a trip
- Say how you travel
- Tell a story in the past tense
- Talk about a book