French

French – First Contacts & Conversations – A1 to early B1

Build your foundation and move toward natural conversations in French

This complete beginner-to-intermediate course takes you from your very first words in French to confident, flowing conversations. Across 10 structured units and over 65 hours of interactive materials, you’ll progress step by step — first mastering everyday communication, then expanding into real, connected dialogue.

Start by learning to introduce yourself, describe people, ask questions, and manage daily tasks like shopping or making appointments. Then, advance into social interactions, natural exchanges, and storytelling — the kind of conversations you’d have when meeting new people, talking about daily life, or sharing personal experiences.

You’ll build all four skills — speaking, listening, reading, and writing — with a strong focus on oral communication. Through role-plays, dialogues, and comprehension exercises, you’ll gain the confidence to understand and respond naturally in real situations.

What You’ll Learn

• Introduce yourself, describe others, and talk about family and daily life

• Ask for information, give directions, and make appointments

• Handle everyday situations like shopping or meeting new people

• Engage in conversations about your experiences and personal stories

• Narrate routines and past events in connected sentences

What’s Included

• 65+ hours of structured, interactive materials across 10 thematic units

• Speaking and listening as the main focus

• Real-world dialogues and role-play scenarios

• Complementary reading and writing activities

• 12 months of access with all updates included

French – First Conversations – A2 to early B1

Move from short exchanges to natural conversations in French

After building your foundation with French – First Contacts, this next stage helps you expand into richer, more interactive dialogues. French – First Conversations takes you beyond simple transactional French and guides you into more flowing communication — the kind of conversations you’d have when meeting new people, talking about daily life, or sharing personal stories.

Through 3 focused units and around 15 hours of interactive materials, you’ll strengthen your foundation, refine your grammar, and gain the confidence to hold conversations that go beyond the essentials.

What You’ll Learn

• Unit 8: Meeting a Friend in a Bar – practice social interactions, meeting new people, and talking about others.

• Unit 9: Talking to Someone on a Plane – engage in conversations with strangers, exchange information about daily life, and introduce yourself naturally.

• Unit 10: A Simple Story – learn to narrate daily routines and past events in a more connected, narrative form.

What’s Included

• 15+ hours of structured, interactive materials

• Speaking and listening as the main focus

• Reading and comprehension activities

• Role-play scenarios for real-world practice

• Writing exercises to reinforce structures

• 12 months of access with all updates included

French – First Contacts – A1 to A2

Start your French learning journey with confidence

This beginner-friendly course is designed to take you from your very first words in French through to confident A1–A2 level communication. Across 7 structured units and more than 50 hours of interactive learning materials, you will develop the essential skills needed to introduce yourself, ask and answer simple questions, and navigate everyday situations in French.

Whether you are studying on your own, with a partner, or alongside regular classes, this course gives you flexible access to practical, real-world practice that builds listening, speaking, and comprehension skills step by step.

Why choose this course?

• Full access to 7 units covering A1 to A2 essentials

• Created by experienced French teachers for real-world use

• Practice speaking, listening, reading, and writing — with a focus on oral communication

• Structured progression: from introducing yourself to making appointments

• Designed to work independently, in pairs, or as a supplement to classroom study

What You’ll Learn

1. Introducing Yourself & Family – talk about yourself and others using simple pronouns and possessives

2. Describing Yourself – express basic personal information and preferences

3. Where Things Are – practice location and position vocabulary (on, under, next to, etc.)

4. Giving Directions – learn to guide someone in a town, street, or building

5. Shopping – handle everyday transactions and ask for what you need

6. Talking About Others – expand introductions and describe people more fully

7. Making an Appointment – fix times, dates, and simple meeting arrangements

What’s Included

• 50+ hours of materials across 7 thematic units

• Listening and speaking practice as the main focus

• Supplementary reading and writing activities

• Role-play scenarios and real-life dialogues

• Access to all updates for 12 months