French as a Foreign Language Course

Service Description

My French as a Foreign Language (FLE) courses are aimed at adults who wish to learn French in a clear, structured, and motivating environment. I organize my classes in online group sessions, limited to 10 participants per group to maintain a friendly atmosphere and allow everyone to practice. Each session corresponds to a CEFR level and lasts between 9 and 18 months, with one 1-hour session per week. To ensure effective progress, the courses are supplemented by 2 to 3 hours of guided personal work: exercises, videos, readings, or short productions that I offer after each session. - A1 Course – Beginner – Every Monday at 2:15 p.m.: 36 hours of lessons spread over approximately 9 months. Objective: To acquire the basics of communication. You will learn how to introduce yourself, interact in very simple situations (restaurants, shopping, transportation), and understand common phrases. - A2 Course – Elementary – Every Tuesday at 2:15 p.m.: 48 hours of lessons, or approximately 12 months. Objective: Understand and use common expressions, communicate about immediate needs, and recount simple experiences. This level already allows for a certain degree of independence in everyday life. - B1 Course – Intermediate – Every Thursday at 2:15 p.m.: 72 hours of lessons over approximately 18 months. Objective: Gain confidence and independence. You will be able to understand the gist of a conversation, recount, explain, and argue on familiar topics. - B2 Course – Advanced – Every Friday at 2:15 p.m.: 72 hours of lessons, or approximately 18 months. Objective: Achieve fluent and nuanced expression. You will learn to debate, understand more complex content (articles, lectures, videos), and defend a point of view. This level also corresponds to the preparation for the DELF B2 exam, an internationally recognized diploma. Each program follows a clear progression: one hour of group lessons per week for oral practice and discussions, and guided homework to consolidate your learning. This structure follows the CEFR guidelines by combining classroom and independent study, guaranteeing steady progress. My goal is simple: to help you learn French with pleasure and confidence, leading to independence.