French Level 3 | Afternoons

About this course

The course focuses on using French in everyday situations, with lessons primarily conducted in French. Learners practise spoken communication through group activities and role-plays while developing listening, speaking, reading and writing skills. Topics include finding and suggesting accommodation, describing places, giving and asking for directions, discussing transport and using common verbs such as aller, prendre and descendre. The course also introduces cultural material about Marseille, Lyon and the Fête des lumières, alongside work on adjectives, articles and prepositions of place.

What you'll learn

• Describe places and discuss accommodation options in French
• Ask for and give directions, including directions involving different modes of transport
• Use adjectives, definite and indefinite articles, and demonstrative adjectives
• Apply prepositions of place and à or en with transport
• Use aller, prendre and descendre in relevant contexts

Is this course right for you?

This course is intended for learners who have already studied some French. The Elementary (A2) label indicates an early stage of language learning beyond complete beginner content. The provider recommends having completed French Level 2 or a course of at least 24 class hours, and learners are expected to take part in interactive group activities and role-plays.

• Recommended for learners who have previously studied French
• The provider suggests French Level 2 or at least 24 class hours beforehand
• Lessons include group work and role-plays

Before you go

• A required coursebook is Mon Alter Ego 1 – Livre de l’élève A1, Unit 3.
• Lesson summaries, notes, resources and additional study resources are included.