1
Level
If you are at Level 1 you are a complete beginner or have had a big gap since you’ve learnt French.
Level 1 covers all the basics of the language including fundamental grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation so that you have the tools to start communicating in French.
2
Level
If you are at Level 2 you are off the blocks with your French and starting to get to grips with how the language works.
Level 2 is where you practise, repeat and apply all the basics of the language including fundamental grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation so that you can begin to feel more confident using these tools communicating in French.
3
Level
If you are at Level 3 you have mastered the basics of the language and you are now ready to start learning more about the ins and outs of French so that you can have a broader range of conversations that feel a little more natural.
Level 3 opens up the language and covers more sophisticated grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation so that you can feel more relaxed and confident when you are having a conversation.
4
Level
If you are at Level 4 you are an accomplished French speaker and can handle most situations in French but would like to be able to sound a little bit more French when you speak and to add in a bit more finesse to your choice of language.
Level 4 involves lots of off the cuff conversation, an introduction to different ways of using the language with different audiences, and will guide you towards thinking more naturally in French rather than relying on translation.
5
Level
If you are at Level 5 you are a fluent French speaker and are looking for ways to keep your French up whilst looking more deeply into the nuances and idiosyncrasies of the language.
Level 5 involves a lot of off the cuff speaking, debate and discussion about French culture.