French – Post Beginners

About this course

The course develops French through thematic vocabulary, grammar practice and communication tasks. Learners work with everyday language covering routines, food, travel, transport, appointments and health, alongside French customs, festivals and cuisine. Lessons use speaking, listening, reading and writing exercises, with dialogues, role-play, storytelling and guided compositions. Grammar work includes present-tense conjugation, noun and adjective agreement, past and future forms, and the subjunctive. Learners also receive guidance on pronunciation, intonation and fluency while practising simulated real-world exchanges. Writing tasks include formal and informal correspondence and short narrative work.

What you'll learn

• Use vocabulary for everyday routines, dining, travel, transport and health-related situations.
• Apply noun, adjective and article agreement in French sentences.
• Form and use present, past and future verb tenses in context.
• Recognise and practise the subjunctive mood when expressing wishes, doubts and hypothetical situations.
• Handle simulated everyday conversations using appropriate pronunciation, intonation and responses.
• Write formal and informal messages, letters, emails and short narrative texts in French.

Is this course right for you?

This course is intended for learners continuing beyond foundational French study. The Elementary (A2) label suggests work with familiar language at an early developing level, while activities include spoken interaction, listening, reading, writing and role-play.

• Designed as a continuation of earlier foundational French learning.
• Involves regular participation in dialogues, role-play and guided writing activities.