French Language : Practice and Perfect your French language

NO knowledge background are required as the course covers everything from the very basics A1 level. 
We offer A1 - B2 Levels with flexible timing of 3 batches per day.
Express French language at 40Hrs per module (within one month)
Master the DELF/DALF exams
Admission is available throughout the year.

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What you will learn

  • Acquire basic French language skills. 

 

  • Be able to ask & answer simple questions.

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  • Build a strong foundation before moving on to more advanced levels

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  • Learn how to choose the right tense for the right situation.

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  • Learn how to pronounce correctly the sounds [e] and [ɛ] (é/è).

  • Speak French confidently and comfortably in everyday situations.

 

  • Build a solid base vocabulary of words and phrases you can use straight away in the real world.

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  • Go from complete beginner to building your own sentences after the very first lesson. 

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  • Understand and use grammatical and linguistic features of the French language with ease.

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  • Get to grips with French pronunciation.  

FRENCH LANGUAGE

 

Benefits of knowing French language


For Business

 

Knowing some French language can be extremely advantageous for anyone doing business in western Europe or the western half of Africa. In Europe, French language remains an important language for many business man. It can broader your career prospect too.

 

Hobby & Traveling

 

France is one of the most pleasant countries in Europe. The common denominator, whether you are in Provence, Champagne or Brittany, is excellent cuisine, world-class wine and inexhaustible country charm.

 

Migration or Living Abroad

 

Cities like Paris, Brussels and Lyon offer opportunity for student who is looking for a semester abroad whereas professionals may find advantages of migration or working opportunity too.

 

Study Modes

 

Classroom

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Most of students are comfortable to attend a class along with other students. Many students are motivated to become fluent and find that classes offer a good balance between language instruction and chance to listen and speak. Our language class size is between 2 - 8 students per batch. You will surely get enough attention from trainers. 

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Private Tuition

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In private tuition 1-1 with trainer, there are also having benefits which student gain 100% attention individually. In this class, you will follow our study pattern, however, you can also let the trainer know what you would like to study in addition (grammar, listening, speaking, etc). How fast and slow paced you would prefer. Furthermore, if you have a book you would like us to follow, please don’t hesitate in telling us, we will be more than happy to fulfill your requirements.

 

Online French Courses

 

Our online French language class can be scheduled upon your availability and the class shall conduct one-to-one on Skype. 

 

Learning French with us

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We have a team of language experts, so you are guaranteed a top-quality learning experience for the best value. Here’s what you can expect from our French program:

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  • Covers all four aspects of language acquisition – listening, reading, writing and speaking – with fully interactive multimedia lessons. The speech recognition feature even helps you improve your pronunciation.

  • Set your own pace and learn what’s relevant to you with courses organized by topic and theme.

  • Regular course updates and new lessons so you always have access to the freshest, most up-to-date material.

  • Trainer has neutral French accents and certified French language trainer.

  • Small class size between 2 - 8 students. Batch timing is available throughout the day. 

 

Proficiency Levels (as per CEFRL)

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Below are the guidelines for French language proficiency as per the CEFR. There are four parts of the exam irrespective of the level of exam taken: Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking. An individual taking up any level of exam is tested in all the four areas of French language. The French language knowledge in each level is discussed below:

 

DELF / DALF Exams in India

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DELF stands for Diplôme d’Études en Langue Française; DALF stands for Diplôme Approfondi de Langue Française. These two proficiency tests are designed for non-native French speakers as a way of certifying their knowledge in French language. In each year globally over 300,000 students has registered for the various available French language proficiency tests. These two tests are very important and currently being administered and awarded by the French Ministry of Education. They are regarded as an international benchmark test that gauges the learner’s skill and knowledge in French language. The proficiency tests of DELF and DALF consist of six different diplomas that also meet the standard set by the CEFR (Common European Reference Framework for Languages).

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French A1 Level (40Hrs)

This DELF A1 Syllabus contains an overview of what a student is expected to know at the A1 level. After completing the DELF A1 level course, you should be able to accomplish the following: 

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  • Greet people

  • Talk about yourself

  • Talk about where you live

  • Talk about your family members

  • Talk about your likes and dislikes

  • Engage in a simple buy-and-sell situation

  • Ask about the day, the time and the date

  • Accept and refuse

  • Read simple notices, posters and catalogues

  • Fill in a simple form

  • Write a simple postcard  

French A2 Level (50Hrs)

This DELF A2 Syllabus contains an overview of what a student is expected to know at the A2 level. After completing the DELF A2 level course, you should be able to accomplish the following: 

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  • Talk about yourself, your educational background, your job, your family, your neighbourhood

  • Talk about your hobbies and daily activities

  • Ask for goods in a shop where goods are displayed

  • Order a meal in a restaurant if dishes are either displayed or illustrated on the menu 

  • Book a hotel room (face to face)

  • Ask for basic services in a post office or bank

  • Indicate the nature of a medical problem to a doctor

  • Make inquiries about a journey at a travel agency

  • Use public transport (buses, trains and taxis)

  • Ask your way and give directions

  • Buy tickets

  • Read notices, posters, catalogues, timetables, brochures, menus, advertisements, signs

  • Write notes and simple messages

  • Note down times, dates and places from notice boards and announcements

  • Note down instructions and requests such as client orders and delivery dates.

  • Describe events and daily activities

 

French B1 Level (50Hrs)

At the B1 level, the student should be able to accomplish the following: 

Écouter

Peut comprendre les points essentiels s’il s’agit de sujets familiers concernant le travail, l’école, les loisirs, etc.
Peut comprendre l’essentiel de nombreuses émissions de radio ou de télévision sur l’actualité ou sur des sujets qui l’intéressent à titre personnel ou professionel.

 

Lire

Peut comprendre des textes rédigés essentiellement dans une langue courante ou relative à son travail.
Peut comprendre la description d’évènements, l’expression de sentiments et de souhaits dans des lettres personnelles.

 

S’exprimer oralement en continu

Peut s’exprimer de manière simple afin de raconter des experiences et des évènements, ses rêves, ses espoirs ou ses buts.
Peut brièvement donner les raisons et explications des ses opinions ou projets.
Peut raconter une histoire ou l’intrigue d’un livre ou d’un film et exprimer ses reactions.

 

Prendre part à une conversation

Peut faire face à la majorité des situations que l’on peut rencontrer dans une région où la langue est parlée.
Peut prendre part sans préparation à une conversation sur des sujets familiers ou d’intérêt personnel ou qui concernent la vie quotidienne (par exemple: famille, loisirs, travail, voyage et actualité)

 

Écrire

Peut écrire un texte simple simple et cohérent sur des sujets familiers ou qui l’intéressent personellement.
Peut écrire des lettres personnelles pour décrire des expériences et des impressions.

French B2 Level (50Hrs)

At the B2 level, a student should be able to accomplish the following: 

Écouter

Peut comprendre des conférences et des discours assez longs et même suivre une argumentation complexe si le sujet est relativement familier. 

Peut comprendre la plupart des émissions de télévision sur l'actualité et les informations. 

Peut comprendre la plupart des films en langue standard.

 

Lire

Peut lire des articles et des rapports sur des questions contemporaines dans lesquels les auteurs adoptent une attitude particulière ou un certain point de vue. 

Peut comprendre un texte littéraire contemporain en prose.

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Parler

Peut communiquer avec un degré de spontanéité et d'aisance qui rende possible une interaction normale avec un locuteur natif. 

Peut participer activement à une conversation dans des situations familières, présenter et défendre ses opinions.

Peut s'exprimer de façon claire et détaillée sur une grande gamme de sujets relatifs à ses centres d'intérêt. 

Peut développer un point de vue sur un sujet d’actualité et expliquer les avantages et les inconvénients de différentes possibilités. 

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Écrire

Peut écrire des textes clairs et détaillés sur une grande gamme de sujets relatifs à mes intérêts. 

Peut écrire un essai ou un rapport en transmettant une information ou en exposant des raisons pour ou contre une opinion donnée. 

Peut écrire des lettres qui mettent en valeur le sens que j’attribue personnellement aux événements et aux expériences.