French with TV5MONDE
Free video-based French exercises, organised by learning level and topic.
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French
Language Programme
Develop French for everyday exchanges, further study and clear, connected communication.
A1 · A2 · B1
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Programme overview
A foundation for
using French.
French study at Europa moves from A1 foundations to A2 and B1. The programme brings pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar into the same conversation, reading and writing tasks, so that you can use what you learn.
Listening is especially important when the written word and spoken sound differ. Guided practice in online and onsite classes works on recognising familiar phrases, speaking clearly and building progressively longer messages.
The learning context includes everyday life, study and work across the French-speaking world. If your plans involve a university or an official process, check its accepted certificate and required score before choosing an examination.
Who this programme is for
Learners starting French or building an existing foundation for study, mobility and everyday communication.
The programme uses CEFR levels A1, A2 and B1. DELF is a separate external qualification. Enrolment at Europa does not include a DELF award or imply examination-centre status.
What you will learn
Review the starting point, language skills and intended outcomes at each stage.
A1French foundations
Learn the sounds and essential patterns of French, then use short expressions in familiar situations.
Starting knowledge
No previous French is required.
Learning objectives
- Introduce yourself and exchange basic personal information.
- Ask simple questions about people, places and daily needs.
- Recognise familiar written and spoken expressions.
Speaking
Practise greetings, basic requests, introductions and simple questions with attention to French pronunciation.
Listening
Recognise familiar words, prices, times and personal details in short, clear exchanges.
Reading
Read signs, menus, brief messages and simple descriptions with familiar vocabulary.
Writing
Write a short introduction, fill in personal details and compose simple everyday messages.
Grammar & language focus
- French sounds, spelling and common sound links
- Articles, grammatical gender and adjective agreement
- Present-tense verbs, including être and avoir
- Questions, negation and basic prepositions
- Family, food, daily routines and places
Indicative structure
Pronunciation and useful expressions introduce each theme before guided conversation and short text tasks. Contact hours, class frequency and final materials will be announced.
Resources & materials
- Sound and spelling practice
- Short listening passages and everyday dialogues
- Vocabulary notes and basic writing models
Completion expectations
Work towards simple communication with a patient conversation partner and basic written responses. Assessment details will be confirmed before enrolment.
A2Everyday French
Build confidence in common situations and connect simple ideas about your routine, experiences and plans.
Starting knowledge
An A1 foundation in basic questions, present-tense sentences, familiar vocabulary and short listening tasks.
Learning objectives
- Handle routine exchanges when travelling or using services.
- Describe a recent event and make practical arrangements.
- Understand the main information in short everyday texts.
Speaking
Make invitations, discuss plans, explain simple needs and describe everyday experiences.
Listening
Pick out key details from clear announcements, telephone-style messages and short conversations.
Reading
Find specific information in notices, emails, brochures and simple instructions.
Writing
Write short personal messages, invitations and descriptions of familiar events.
Grammar & language focus
- Passé composé and an introduction to background description
- Near future and common future expressions
- Object pronouns and practical comparisons
- Questions, requests and linking words
- Travel, appointments, shopping and social plans
Indicative structure
Themes combine practical exchanges with past events and plans. Reading and listening provide models for short speaking and writing tasks; final scheduling remains to be announced.
Resources & materials
- Practical texts and short audio dialogues
- Verb and pronoun practice
- Message and email writing models
Completion expectations
Aim to manage familiar exchanges and write understandable short texts with greater independence. An external DELF result requires a separate examination.
B1Independent French
Develop the connected language needed to describe experiences, explain views and manage many familiar situations.
Starting knowledge
An A2 foundation, including everyday transactions, common past and future expressions and short connected messages.
Learning objectives
- Present a viewpoint with reasons and examples.
- Follow the main ideas in clear speech and straightforward texts.
- Write connected accounts and practical correspondence.
Speaking
Discuss familiar study, work and social topics, explain a problem and respond to another point of view.
Listening
Follow clear interviews, discussions and short reports, identifying the topic and important details.
Reading
Read accessible articles, explanations and correspondence, distinguishing main ideas from supporting details.
Writing
Organise a personal account, an explanatory email or a short opinion text with suitable linking language.
Grammar & language focus
- Contrasting completed events and background with passé composé and imparfait
- Future and conditional for plans and polite requests
- Relative clauses and wider use of pronouns
- Cause, consequence, contrast and expressing a viewpoint
- Study, work, experiences and everyday issues
Indicative structure
The outline develops narration, explanation and discussion through longer tasks that bring the four skills together. Confirmed assessment criteria and teaching hours will be published with the intake.
Resources & materials
- Accessible articles and longer listening activities
- Discussion prompts and vocabulary in context
- Writing plans, model texts and editing tasks
Completion expectations
Work towards connected, independent communication on familiar subjects. A B1 course is not a guarantee of admission to a French-language degree programme.
Course structure
Choose live online classes or onsite study in Lahore. The timetable, course length and assessment arrangements will be published with each intake.
| Course detail | A1 | A2 | B1 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Duration | To be announced | To be announced | To be announced |
| Classes per week | To be announced | To be announced | To be announced |
| Class duration | To be announced | To be announced | To be announced |
| Teaching format | Live online and onsite in Lahore | Live online and onsite in Lahore | Live online and onsite in Lahore |
| Expected self-study | To be announced | To be announced | To be announced |
| Assessment | To be announced | To be announced | To be announced |
| Course materials | To be announced | To be announced | To be announced |
Course fees
| Course level | Online | Onsite |
|---|---|---|
| A1 | PKR 30,000 | PKR 40,000 |
| A2 | PKR 40,000 | PKR 50,000 |
| B1 | PKR 80,000 | PKR 90,000 |
Tuition is per course level. Required materials and payment arrangements will be confirmed with intake details. External examinations are booked separately.
Entry requirements
- A1: no previous knowledge of French is required.
- For a later level, you should have completed the preceding stage or have comparable knowledge. Review the starting knowledge in each course outline.
- For online attendance, you need a reliable internet connection, a microphone and a device suitable for reading course materials. Specific platform requirements will accompany the intake announcement.
- Onsite classes are planned in Lahore. Venue and timetable information will be announced before registration opens.
- Any additional eligibility requirements and the process for confirming your starting level will be published before registration opens.
Read the admissions guide for registration steps and current course availability.
Learning resources
Reference material and practice to help you explore the language. Required course books and materials will be confirmed with intake details.
Explore resource
DELF examination information
France Éducation international’s official information on French diplomas and tests.
Course levels
Read the A1, A2 and B1 learning model and its limits.
Learning resources
Guidance for pronunciation, listening and regular independent practice.