Who it's for
- People who have finished B1 or the equivalent
- People who communicate fluently and want more precision
- Future TEF, TCF or DELF B2 candidates
What you'll learn
- Expressing concession, hypothesis and judgement
- Formulating multi-level hypotheses
- Writing academic and formal texts
- Shortening a long sentence, expanding a short one
- Writing a balanced, two-sided argument
Format
Small group of 4–8, online or in person; a stage assessment every 12 hours of class.
Related courses
Courses by level
A1.1 — Complete beginner
Start from zero: from the very first class, everything is in French. Greetings, introductions, numbers and time.
Course details
Courses by level
A1.2 — Beginner (continued)
The follow-up to A1.1: ordering at a restaurant, shopping, asking directions and telling about your day in the past.
Course details
Courses by level
A2.1 — Elementary
Build on your foundations: tell about a trip, talk about your plans and handle everyday situations.
Course detailsNot sure where to start?
A 40-minute placement test, free and with no commitment. You leave with a written assessment: which level, how long, which exam.
