Beginner-friendly
A steady start from the sound system, greetings and basic patterns.
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Programmes de français
French Programs
From the first Bonjour to real conversation — and, slowly, to reading the French-speaking world.
At a glance
Start with this language track
French does not belong to France alone; it connects Europe, North America, Africa and many international organizations. Some learn it for study or work, others come to it through travel, film or literature. Different starting points all need a path that is clear without being rushed.
Courses are open to complete beginners and to those with prior study, with stage goals organized against the Common European Framework. Pronunciation, grammar and vocabulary are explained properly, but every lesson comes back to one question: in a real situation, can you get the meaning across?
Four skills
Listening, speaking, reading and writing trained together at every stage.
Culture included
Cities, festivals, literature, cinema and everyday life.
A clear goal
Suitable for interest, study abroad, exams or professional use.
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Graded learning path
General courses run from A1.1 and A1.2 through A2, B1 and B2; learners with existing knowledge can enter at the right level after a conversation or an assessment.
- A1.1–A1.2: Sounds, basic patterns and everyday communication
- A2: Narrating experience, travel and general reading and writing
- B1–B2: Topic discussion, formal expression and integrated use
- DELF track: Four-skill exam training at the target level
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Special modules
Beyond the graded courses there are travel conversation, preparation for life as a student abroad, French film appreciation, DELF/DALF training and French culture workshops. These are narrower, and better suited to solving one specific goal at one point in time.
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Who it suits
University students who want a second foreign language, people preparing to study or live in a French-speaking region, and adults who simply like French culture and want to widen their professional and social range.
From graded courses to focused training, every step has a clear goal and a way forward.
Class catalogue
Every level prepares you for the next
Each class has a defined starting point, a study cycle and stage results. After finishing a level you can move straight on, or switch into a focused course built around an exam, a job or a way of speaking.
Not sure where to start? The enrolment conversation takes your existing level, your goal and the hours you can give each week, and makes a recommendation.
FR-A1.1
Beginner · CEFR A1.1 · General French
French Discovery A1.1
Begin with sound patterns and a first introduction, establishing reliable French foundations.
Assessment booking open
2026-09-08 · Tue、Fri 18:30—20:00
12 weeks · 48 class hoursView the syllabus →
FR-A1.2
Elementary · CEFR A1 · General French
French Foundation A1.2
Expand everyday situations and core grammar to move beyond word-by-word expression.
Autumn 2026 schedule · registering interest
12 weeks · 48 class hoursView the syllabus →
FR-A2
Pre-intermediate · CEFR A2 · General French
French Progression A2
Talk about experience and plans while handling more complete travel and daily-life interactions.
Autumn 2026 schedule · registering interest
14 weeks · 56 class hoursView the syllabus →
FR-B1
Intermediate · CEFR B1 · General French
French Intermediate B1
Discuss familiar social and cultural topics while developing clearer personal viewpoints.
Autumn 2026 schedule · registering interest
16 weeks · 64 class hoursView the syllabus →
FR-B2
Upper-intermediate · CEFR B2 · General French
Advanced French Application B2
Process complex information and argument for study, work or focused examination preparation.
Autumn 2026 schedule · registering interest
16 weeks · 64 class hoursView the syllabus →
FR-DELF
Exam-focused · A2/B1 · Exam preparation
DELF Preparation
Understand the four DELF components and assessment criteria, then build reliable test methods.
Autumn 2026 schedule · registering interest
8 weeks · 32 class hoursView the syllabus →
Autumn scheduling updated 2026-08-13. Class openings and rooms are confirmed at enrolment.
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