Learning French is an exciting journey, but like mastering any skill, it requires discipline, practice, endurance, and persistence.

•Discipline helps you stay consistent in your learning. With our structured lessons and progress tracking, you’ll build a solid foundation step by step.

•Practice is key. Our platform offers interactive exercises and weekly conversation classes with native French speakers to help you apply what you’ve learned in real-life situations.

•Endurance ensures you stay motivated. Language learning is not a sprint but a marathon. Our supportive community and instructors are here to keep you inspired and engaged throughout the journey.

•Persistence drives results. Whether it’s perfecting your accent or mastering complex grammar, sticking with it will lead to fluency and confidence.

With our proven system, personalized approach, and expert guidance, you’ll develop not just the language skills but also the mindset to succeed in becoming fluent in French. Ready to begin? Let’s make this journey rewarding together!"

What to Expect After Enrolling in Our French Classes

Upon enrollment, you will receive an email with login instructions to access the platform.

Learn at your own pace through interactive modules focusing on pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, cultural insights, and sentence construction.

Participate in a weekly conversation class with a native French instructor to practice communication and exchange ideas.

At the end of each week, join a debrief session to review and celebrate your learning achievements.

How Long Does It Take to Learn French for a Beginner to Reach B1 Level?

Learning French from a beginner level to B1 proficiency (Intermediate Level) depends on several factors, including your learning pace, consistency, and the methods used. On average, here’s what to expect:

1. Total Hours of Study

•According to language experts (like the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages - CEFR), reaching B1 requires approximately 350 to 400 hours of study and practice.

•If you dedicate 15 hours per week, it could take around 6–8 months to reach B1.

2. Study Plan Breakdown

.A0 Level (Entry): ~80–100 hoursLearn the basics: pronunciation, greetings, essential vocabulary, and simple sentence structures.

•A1 Level (Beginner): ~80–100 hoursLearn the basics: pronunciation, verbs, pronouns, essential vocabulary, and simple sentence structures.

•A2 Level (Intermediate): ~150–200 hoursDevelop conversational skills, simple past tense, and basic grammar

•B1 Level (Intermediate  +): ~200–250 hoursFocus on more complex grammar, extended vocabulary, and conversational fluency on familiar topics

Technology requirement:

You’ll need access to a laptop or desktop computer or tablet, an email account, and internet access and an up-to-date web browser. For real-time classes, you’ll also need access to a video camera and microphone.