Complete beginners start at A1.1. Everyone else takes a short online placement test first.
Select an intensive weekday or flexible weekend schedule, then choose the stream that fits your week.
Attend live sessions on your chosen schedule, with up to five live classes each week on the intensive pathway, plus guided practice and feedback.
Enter Exam Mode at B2, with TEF Canada and TCF Canada preparation, supervised mock exams and practice under timed conditions.
Once you are enrolled, your portal holds the whole of your learning life with the school.
The date, time and join link for your next live session, always at the top.
A calendar of your stream's classes so you can plan your week around them.
Upload written work, documents and audio, then see your grades and feedback.
Your own attendance percentage and participation scores, recorded after every class.
Recordings of your own stream's sessions. Learn from anywhere and revisit recordings from your enrolled stream for up to 90 days. Recordings support continuity but do not replace live-attendance requirements.
Messages from your coordinator, and a simple form when you need help with access, payment or an assignment.
Guided practice, assignments, movie weekends and fortnightly book-club meetings increase your contact with French throughout the week—not only during class.
After each sublevel and the required assessment, the coordinator
reviews completion and assigns the learner to an available stream for the next sublevel. Learners who purchased a longer pathway do not repurchase the sublevels already included.
Attend your classes, submit your work and sit the end-of-level assessment.
The coordinator reviews your completion and confirms your next sublevel.
You are placed in an available stream and your new materials appear in your portal.
Learn alongside adults with similar goals who practise together, exchange experiences and motivate one another.
A regular weekly rhythm is what carries the pathway forward, so classes are scheduled at a consistent time.
Thirty minutes of guided discussion sits inside every class, so speaking is built into the routine rather than left to chance.
Assignments, quizzes and guided cultural activities keep the language moving between sessions.
Your coordinator follows your attendance and progress, and is there when your circumstances change.
The placement test gives you a recommended starting level. If you would rather talk it through first, book a free 10-minute conversation with someone who has already followed this route.
