Overview

Embark on a structured and engaging language journey with French with Divin's meticulously designed curriculum. Tailored to cater to diverse learning needs, our curriculum seamlessly guides students from foundational levels to proficiency, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the French language.

Basic User

A1: Beginner

Embark on your French language journey as a true novice. Our A1 Beginner level introduces fundamental vocabulary, essential grammar structures, and basic conversational skills. Dive into everyday scenarios, laying the foundation for confident communication in common situations. Through interactive lessons and engaging exercises, you'll build a solid base for further language exploration.

A2: Elementary

As you progress to the A2 Elementary level, expand your vocabulary, and enhance your grasp of grammatical structures. Delve deeper into conversational contexts, honing your ability to express thoughts and opinions. Engage in practical language activities, reinforcing your understanding of French essentials. By the end of A2, you'll be equipped to navigate simple dialogues and communicate effectively in various everyday scenarios.

Independent User

B1: Intermediate

Transition to the Intermediate level, where you'll refine your language skills for more complex interactions. Develop a broader vocabulary, tackle more advanced grammatical concepts, and engage in discussions on a wider range of topics. Our B1 curriculum emphasizes practical communication, preparing you to express ideas fluently in both written and spoken forms. Dive into cultural elements to enhance your language immersion.

B2: Upper-Intermediate

At the B2 Upper-Intermediate level, elevate your proficiency to a more nuanced and expressive stage. Explore sophisticated vocabulary, intricate grammar structures, and engage in debates and discussions on diverse subjects. Emphasis is placed on comprehension, both written and spoken, as you navigate more complex texts and articulate your thoughts with precision. This level prepares you for advanced communication in professional and social contexts.

DELF Certification

Unlock international recognition for your French language proficiency with the Diplôme d’Études en Langue Française (DELF). Issued by the esteemed French Ministry of Education, this official certificate serves as a testament to your linguistic skills. Not only does it showcase your language prowess, but it also holds a unique distinction – DELF certificates are valid for a lifetime. As you successfully complete each level of our curriculum, you have the option to demonstrate your mastery by opting for the DELF exam.

Exam Details:

Listening, Reading, Speaking, Writing
Total Marks: 100 (Each part: 25 marks)
Lifelong Validity

TEF Canada Exam

For those aspiring to showcase their French proficiency specifically for Canada, the Test d’Évaluation de Français pour le Canada (TEF Canada) is the pathway. Recognized by both Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) and the Quebec Ministry of Immigration, this examination is tailored for Francophones and non-native speakers. The TEF Canada certificate holds significant weight in permanent residency and citizenship applications. Be prepared to exhibit your language skills, as the TEF Canada certificate is valid for two years.

Exam Details:

Listening, Reading, Speaking, Writing
Duration: Varies per section
Validity: Two years

FAQ

How long does each course level last, and what is the time commitment for the Zoom sessions?

The duration of each course level varies, ensuring a comprehensive exploration of the language. A1 and A2 courses span 40 hours each, while B1 and B2 courses extend to 50 and 60 hours, respectively. As for the Zoom sessions, each session lasts two hours. Morning sessions for A1 and A2 are scheduled from 9 am to 11 am, afternoon sessions from 12 pm to 2 pm, and evening sessions for B1 and B2 from 6 pm to 8 pm. This structure allows for an immersive yet manageable time commitment.
Are the courses only for beginners, or can intermediate learners benefit as well?

French with Divin caters to a wide spectrum of learners, from beginners to intermediate and upper-intermediate levels. Our curriculum is designed to progressively build on language skills, ensuring that both beginners and those with some prior knowledge find value in our courses. Intermediate learners can enhance their proficiency, refine their language use, and deepen their cultural understanding through our tailored curriculum.
Is there any flexibility in joining the courses if I miss a session, and are there resources for self-paced learning?

We understand the occasional scheduling conflicts. While regular attendance is encouraged for an optimal learning experience, we provide recorded sessions and supplementary materials for missed classes. This allows you to catch up at your own pace. Additionally, our curriculum is designed to encourage self-paced learning. We offer resources, exercises, and additional materials to support your independent study and reinforce the lessons covered during the live sessions.
What proficiency level do I need to start with French with Divin?

French with Divin caters to learners of all levels. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to refine your existing skills, our curriculum is designed to accommodate A1 (Beginner) to B2 (Upper-intermediate) proficiency levels. During the enrollment process, we assess your current proficiency to ensure you're placed in the most suitable class for your learning journey.
How are the Zoom sessions structured, and can I fit them into my busy schedule?

Our Zoom sessions are structured with your convenience in mind. We offer three batches on weekdays, allowing you to choose between morning, afternoon, and evening sessions. Each session is carefully curated to provide a balanced mix of interactive lessons, practical exercises, and cultural insights. We understand the demands of a busy schedule, and our flexible timing aims to make language learning seamlessly fit into your routine.
Can I take the DELF or TEF Canada exam after completing a level, and how does it benefit me?

Absolutely! At the completion of each level, you have the option to take the DELF (Diplôme d’Études en Langue Française) exam, showcasing your French language proficiency. Additionally, you can opt for the TEF Canada (Test d’Évaluation de Français pour le Canada) exam, recognized by immigration authorities. These certifications not only validate your language skills but also open doors to educational, professional, and immigration opportunities. They serve as internationally recognized proof of your French language proficiency, enhancing your global credentials.