🇫🇷 CEFR A1 to B2 & TEF Canada

Master French with Confidence & Cultural Flair

Learn French from scratch or advance your conversational skills. Designed for Canada immigration (TEF CRS points), European higher education, and international diplomacy.

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Live Instruction: 60 hours/level Cohort: 8–12 learners Schedule: Evening & Weekend

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DELF / TEF Canada

CEFR A1 to B2

French Language study cohort at EdyunayWorld

Interactive Cohorts (8-12)

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Express Entry

+50 CRS Points

Target Audience

Who is This Program Designed For?

French is an official language across 29 countries, unlocking diverse pathways.

Canada Immigration Seekers

French proficiency at NCLC 7 (B2 level) awards significant bonus CRS points in Canada's Express Entry and Francophone mobility streams.

Study in France & Europe

Access prestigious public universities, grand écoles, and management institutes in Paris, Lyon, and Montreal with DELF certification.

Hospitality & Luxury Careers

French is the dominant global language of luxury brands, high-end gastronomy, international hospitality, and the United Nations.

CEFR Aligned Progression

French Course Levels & Modules

Structured in accordance with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

A1 • Beginner

Discovery (Découverte)

Greetings, self-introduction, ordering food, numbers, present tense verbs, and everyday survival conversation.

Duration: 8–10 weeks (60 hours)

A2 • Elementary

Survival (Survie)

Past tenses (passé composé vs imparfait), shopping, travel directions, giving opinions, and describing past events.

Duration: 8–10 weeks (60 hours)

B1 • Intermediate

Threshold (Seuil)

Expressing abstract thoughts, future tense, subjunctive mood basics, writing structured emails, and discussing current events.

Duration: 10–12 weeks (70 hours)

B2 • Upper Intermediate

Vantage (Avancé)

Professional fluency, debating complex social topics, advanced syntax, and rigorous TEF/DELF exam mock tests.

Duration: 12 weeks (80 hours)

French FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions About French

Is French difficult for beginners? ↓

French shares thousands of cognates and vocabulary roots with English. While French pronunciation (silent letters, nasal sounds) requires practice, our dedicated phonetics workshops make mastering accents intuitive within the first few weeks.

Does this course prepare me for TEF Canada? ↓

Yes. Our B1 and B2 programs incorporate specific TEF Canada / TCF Canada question patterns, timed comprehension drills, and speaking assessment criteria directly aligned with Canadian immigration benchmarks.

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