The curriculum
Four levels. Each one ends in something testable.
Every level closes with an assessment you can fail. Progress is observed, not assumed — and every class is live online.
Level 1 of 4
Sounds, survival, present tense
- · Nasal vowels and liaison from week one
- · Gender, articles, negation
- · Introducing yourself, directions, time
Ends with — a two-minute unscripted self-introduction
The whole path
Open any level to see what it covers.
- · Nasal vowels and liaison from week one
- · Gender, articles, negation
- · Introducing yourself, directions, time
Ends with — a two-minute unscripted self-introduction
- · Passé composé against imparfait until it's automatic
- · Futur proche and futur simple
- · Justifying a view in three sentences
Ends with — a 120-word written email task
- · Subjonctif, conditionnel, relative clauses
- · Native-tempo listening in European and Québécois accents
- · Thèse → exemple → conséquence
Ends with — timed CE and CO sections
- · Section A and B expression écrite templates
- · Timed, recorded expression orale
- · A weekly full mock marked on the official grid
- · Per-skill score tracking
Ends with — a full mock TEF Canada and a written score report
Placement
How placement works
You book a call. We run a short spoken assessment and ask about reading and listening habits, then give you a per-skill starting point rather than one label. If you start at zero, you start at A1 and we say so plainly. If three skills sit at B1 and speaking sits at A2, we tell you that too, because that is the skill that will cap your file.
Book a free placement call