French Language

Course Details

Instructor

Angela Charlton

Level

Beginner

Duration

4.5 Hours

Basic Level (A1 – Beginner)

Total Duration: 80–100 hours

Classes: 40–50 (2-hour sessions)

Week 1–5 (10 Classes):

Foundations
  • French alphabet, pronunciation, and accents.
  • Basic greetings and introductions.
  • Numbers (1–100) and dates.
  • Articles (definite/indefinite) and gender of nouns.
  • Singular/plural nouns and adjectives.

Week 6–10 (10 Classes):

Everyday Communication
  • Conjugation of être and avoir; -er verbs in the present tense.

  • Basic sentence structure and question formation.
  • Vocabulary: Family, colors, professions.

  • Common expressions and dialogues (e.g., shopping).

  • Listening: Short sentences; Writing: Self-introductions.

Week 11–15 (10 Classes):

Practical Application
  • Vocabulary: Food, travel, and places.

  • Time-telling and daily routines.

  • Reflexive verbs and negations.

  • Simple past tense (passé composé) introduction.

  • Role-playing simple scenarios.

Week 16–20 (10 Classes):

Consolidation
  • Vocabulary revision and expansion (weather, hobbies).

  • Reading short stories and articles.

  • Composing short paragraphs.

  • Listening comprehension exercises.

  • Mock conversations for real-life situations.

Elementary Level (A2 – Elementary)

Total Duration: 120–150 hours

Classes: 60–75 (2-hour sessions)

Week 1–5 (10 Classes):

Grammar and Vocabulary Expansion

1. Reflexive verbs in-depth; passé composé mastery.

2. Negations and forming questions.

3. Pronouns (direct/indirect).

4. Agreement of adjectives with nouns.

5. Vocabulary: Travel and health.

Week 6–10 (10 Classes):

Writing and Reading

6. Writing simple letters or emails.

7. Reading short stories and descriptions.

8. Vocabulary: Hobbies, leisure activities, and celebrations.

9. Introducing imperfect tense (imparfait).

10. Comparison: passé composé vs. imparfait.

Week 11–15 (10 Classes):

Conversations and Practice

11. Dialogues in restaurants, shops, and public places.

12. Vocabulary: Work and technology.

13. Expressing preferences and opinions.

14. Listening comprehension: Basic news and stories.

15. Practicing with real-life scenarios.

Week 16–25 (20–25 Classes):

Advanced A2 Topics

16–20. Future tense and conditional mood.

21–25. Reading short novels or articles.

26–30. Writing short essays about everyday topics.

31–35. Expanding dialogues and role-playing.

36–40. Listening and understanding natural speech.

Intermediate Level (B1 – Intermediate)

Total Duration: 150–180 hours

Classes: 75–90 (2-hour sessions)

Week 1–5 (10 Classes):

Intermediate Grammar

1. Review: passé composé, imparfait, and future tense.
2.Introduction to subjunctive mood (basic).
3.Relative pronouns (qui, que, où).
4.Comparatives and superlatives.
5.Vocabulary: Entertainment and current affairs.

Week 6–10 (10 Classes):

Skills Development
6. Understanding medium-length texts and news articles. 7. Writing short stories or informal essays. 8. Listening to intermediate-level dialogues. 9. Expressing opinions in detail. 10. Vocabulary: Describing people and places.

Week 11–20 (20 Classes):

Practical Applications
11–15. Advanced listening (podcasts, videos). 16–20. Conducting debates on simple topics. 21–25. Mock interviews and presentations. 26–30. Writing resumes and formal emails.

Week 21–30 (20–30 Classes):

Mastering Intermediate Skills
31–40. Reading novels or intermediate-level academic texts. 41–50. Writing structured essays (pros and cons). 51–60. Advanced vocabulary in work, education, and travel.

Upper-Intermediate Level (B2 – Upper Intermediate)

Total Duration: 180–220 hours

Classes: 90–110 (2-hour sessions)

Week 1–5 (10 Classes):

Grammar Mastery

1. Subjunctive mood (advanced usage).
2. Passive voice construction.
3. Advanced tenses and sentence structures.
4. Vocabulary: Abstract ideas and discussions.
5. Idiomatic expressions.

Week 6–10 (10 Classes):

Advanced Communication
  1. Engaging in debates and discussions.
  2. Understanding formal and colloquial language.
  3. Listening to radio shows and news.
  4. Writing detailed essays or reports.
  5. Vocabulary: Cultural topics and idioms

Week 11–20 (20 Classes):

Real-Life Scenarios
11–15. Preparing presentations in French. 16–20. Reading literature and analyzing themes. 21–25. Writing critiques or reviews. 26–30. Understanding movies and complex dialogues.

Week 11–20 (20 Classes):

Refining Skills

31–40. Engaging in role-plays on specialized topics (business, science).
41–50. Analyzing formal texts and reports.
51–60. Writing for advanced purposes (e.g., proposals).

Advanced Level (C1 – Advanced)

Total Duration: 200–250 hours

Classes: 100–125 (2-hour sessions)

C1 Focus Areas (Classes 1–100):

  • Grammar: Stylistic nuances, advanced connectors.
  • Vocabulary: Specialized areas like politics, art, and economics.
  • Listening: Complex lectures and interviews.
  • Speaking: Delivering formal presentations, nuanced discussions.
  • Writing: Research papers, long-form essays, professional documents.
  • Reading: Philosophical and literary works.

Mastery Level (C2 – Proficiency)

Total Duration: 250+ hours

Classes: 125+ (2-hour sessions)

C2 Focus Areas:

  • Mastery of advanced vocabulary and dialects.
  • Writing: Creative writing (novels, poetry).
  • Speaking: Fluency in academic and cultural contexts.
  • Listening: Fast-paced, complex conversations.
  • Reading: Literary classics and academic journals.

This structured syllabus ensures learners progress steadily, with measurable goals in each phase.

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