Live online French classes

From Bonjour to French fluency.

Through approximately 700 hours of live classes and practice led by experienced tutors . Learn for work, study, TEF & TCF exams, and your Canadian PR goals

Complete beginner? Start at A1. Already learning? Take the placement test.

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Intensive pathway - Live online French classes

12–18 months · A1 to B2 · 700 live learning hours · Up to five live classes each week

Speak to someone who followed this French journey to Canadian permanent residence

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The path we teach

Twelve sublevels. One clear route.

Move from complete beginner to a strong B2 foundation through manageable stages. Each sublevel provides a clear milestone before the next opens.

A1

Foundation

A1.1

A1.2

Start speaking from the beginning and understand essential everyday French.

2

Sublevels

A2

Building

A2.1

A2.2

Handle familiar situations and build longer, clearer exchanges with growing confidence.

2

Sublevels

B1

Independence

B1.1

B1.2

B1.3

B1.4

Express ideas across everyday, study and professional topics with increasing independence.

4

Sublevels

B2

Exam Mode

B2.1

B2.2

B2.3

B2.4

Communicate in detail, manage complex conversations and enter focused Exam Mode.

4

Sublevels
French for Canada

Unlock life-changing opportunities with French

French is more than another language. For eligible candidates, strong French can create additional ways to pursue Canadian permanent residence, work opportunities, education and long-term career growth.

Permanent residence

Strong French can add 25 or 50 CRS points for eligible Express Entry candidates. NCLC 7 in all four abilities is also the language threshold for the French-language proficiency category, alongside the other Express Entry requirements.

Work in Canada

Francophone Mobility may allow an eligible worker with a qualifying job offer outside Quebec to obtain an employer-specific work permit without an LMIA. French speaking and listening at NCLC 5 or higher is among the requirements.

Francophone communities

The Francophone Community Immigration Pilot offers a permanent-residence route for eligible skilled workers with a qualifying job offer in a participating community. Its minimum French threshold is NCLC 5 in all four abilities.

Study and scholarships

French can broaden access to French-language and bilingual programmes and may help learners explore scholarships or institutional funding for which they independently qualify. Admission and funding rules vary by institution and programme.

Career advantage

Bilingual communication can expand professional and mobility options in Canada and internationally, even when immigration is not the learner’s immediate goal.

Last reviewed: 12 August 2026

A peer conversation

Talk to someone who followed the French route to Canadian permanent residence

Speak to someone who learned French as an adult and used it in their own journey to Canadian permanent residence. 

For serious prospective learners. Limited availability. This is a peer-experience conversation, not immigration advice, a profile assessment or an eligibility determination.

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Course options

Choose a course or pathway

Prices are shown only on selectable options.

A1.1 or A1.2

Approximately 70 live hours each

₦175,000

Registration promotion

₦15,000  ₦0

A2.1 or A2.2

Approximately 70 live hours each

₦175,000

Registration promotion

₦15,000  ₦0

B1.1 to B1.4

Approximately 50 live hours each

₦125,000

Registration promotion

₦15,000  ₦0

B2.1 to B2.4

Approximately 55 live hours each

₦140,000

Registration promotion

₦15,000  ₦0

Prefer the complete journey?

The full A1–B2 pathway is available during enrolment, with progressive access to all 12 sublevels.

Class options

Choose your class option

Intensive weekday pathway

Up to five live classes each week. Designed for steady progress, speaking, feedback and assessed work. Intensive A1–B2 pathway: approximately 12–18 months.

Flexible weekend pathway

A live weekend timetable for learners balancing work, school or family. The same structured levels and support, completed over a longer calendar period.

Not sure where to begin?

Complete beginners start at A1. Learners with previous French take the placement test before joining an available stream.

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Exam mode

50% of your eligible exam fee reimbursed

Complete the eligible full A1–B2 pathway and meet the published conditions. If you do not achieve the qualifying result on your first eligible exam attempt, we reimburse 50% of the exam fee.

Terms and conditions apply. This is examination-fee support.

Human support

Live classes. Tutor-led. Real progress.

Learning French as an adult means entering a new language and culture while work, family and everyday life may continue entirely in English. Our live structure helps make French a consistent part of your life.

Live teaching

Every class is taught in real time by a tutor experienced in supporting learners preparing for TEF and TCF, never pre-recorded.

Coordinator support

A coordinator monitors attendance, progress and movement from one sublevel to the next.

A shared journey

Learn alongside adults with similar goals who practise together, exchange experiences and motivate one another.

Questions before you start

Frequently asked questions

Cannot find your answer?

Is this suitable for a complete beginner?
Yes. Complete beginners start at A1.1. Learners with previous knowledge take the placement test.
The intensive A1–B2 pathway is designed for approximately 12–18 months. Progress depends on attendance, practice, assessments and stream and student availability. Weekend pathways may take longer.Yes. Complete beginners start at A1.1. Learners with previous knowledge take the placement test.
Exam familiarisation begins from A2, becomes more focused through B1 and moves into Exam Mode at B2.
Eligible full-pathway learners may receive 50% reimbursement of their first eligible exam fee if they do not achieve the published qualifying result and meet all terms.
Yes. You may select an individual sublevel or choose a longer pathway from the available course options. Longer-pathway access is released progressively.
No. French adds CRS points or can help an eligible candidate meet the language requirement for certain pathways, though it does not guarantee permanent residence because individual situations vary. Our registered Canadian immigration partner can answer specialised questions.
We partner with a registered Canadian immigration consultant for specialised services where a candidate needs them. The school provides French-language education and links to public information.
French may broaden the French-language and bilingual programmes a learner can consider. Scholarships and admissions depend on the institution, programme and applicant eligibility.

Your next step

Your French goal starts with the right first step. Register now if you are ready to begin, take the placement test if you already know some French, or book a free 10-minute conversation if you are still deciding.