Weekends 1-3: Introduction and Basic French (A1)

Session 1: Alphabet and pronunciation Basic greetings and introductions Session 2: Numbers, dates, and time Basic grammar: articles, nouns, pronouns, and adjectives Basic verbs: être (to be) and avoir (to have) Session 3: Talking about your family and home Describing your daily routine Shopping for food and clothes Ordering in a café or restaurant Grammar: present tense of regular -er, -ir, and -re verbs

Weekends 4-6: Everyday Activities and Directions (A1)

Session 4: Asking for and giving directions Using public transportation Session 5: Planning a trip Vocabulary: places in town, transport methods Grammar: prepositions of place and movement Session 6: Talking about hobbies and free time Expressing likes and dislikes Making plans with friends Vocabulary: sports, hobbies, and leisure activities Grammar: negation and interrogative sentences

Weekends 7-9: Health, Emergencies, and Daily Life (A1 & A2)

Session 7: Talking about health and medical conditions Describing symptoms and understanding doctor's advice Session 8: Emergencies and asking for help Vocabulary: parts of the body, common illnesses, and medical terms Grammar: imperative mood and reflexive verbs Session 9: Discussing your job and workplace Talking about your daily schedule Understanding job advertisements Vocabulary: professions, workplace terms, and daily activities Grammar: present tense of irregular verbs

Weekends 10-12: Advancing to A2 Level

Session 10: Describing past events using the passé composé Talking about future plans using the future tense Session 11: Expressing opinions and preferences Vocabulary: feelings and emotions Grammar: comparative and superlative forms Session 12: Talking about holidays and vacations Writing postcards and simple letters Grammar: using direct and indirect object pronouns

Weekends 13-15: Review and Exam Preparation

Session 13: Comprehensive review of A1 topics Practice listening and reading comprehension (A1 level) Speaking practice: role-plays and conversation (A1 level) Session 14: Comprehensive review of A2 topics Practice listening and reading comprehension (A2 level) Speaking practice: role-plays and conversation (A2 level) Session 15: Mock exams for A1 and A2 Detailed feedback on performance Final tips and strategies for the DELF A1 and A2 exams

Continuous assessment through class participation, homework, and quizzes Mock exams to simulate the actual DELF A1 and A2 exam experiences Final review to ensure readiness for both exams

Course textbook Workbook with exercises Access to online resources and practice tests Audio materials for listening practice

DELF A1+A2 – Beginners & Intermediate Level

Description

This intensive course is designed to prepare students for both the DELF A1 and A2 exams, the first two levels of the French language proficiency diploma awarded by the French Ministry of Education. The course covers essential skills needed to understand and use French in everyday situations, gradually progressing from basic to more complex language use.

Course Objectives: By the end of this course, students will be able to:

Understand and use familiar everyday expressions and very basic phrases (A1).
Introduce themselves and others, ask and answer questions about personal details (A1).
Interact in simple situations where the other person talks slowly and clearly (A1).
Understand sentences and frequently used expressions related to areas of immediate relevance (A2).
Communicate in simple and routine tasks requiring a simple exchange of information (A2).
Describe in simple terms aspects of their background, immediate environment, and matters in areas of immediate need (A2).

Additional information

Type	Online Classes, Online Classes
Available Slot	July 13 – Oct. 13, 2024