French Language Classes

We offer eight beginner levels for all French language. Each level is six weeks long (6 hours of instruction). Below you can see all the levels we offer for French language. If you start as a complete beginner at Polyglottist Language Academy, you can start with the first level and follow the sequence. If you have studied the language of your choice somewhere else, please read the description of each level and sign up for a class based on the amount of instruction you have received.

FRENCH BEGINNER 1

French Beginner 1 is for complete beginners with no knowledge of French. Students enrolled in this class will learn how to talk about themselves, their families, their interests, etc. Students will also learn basic grammar including sentence structure, articles, adjectives, and present tense. Additionally, students will be introduced to French culture.

FRENCH BEGINNER 2

This class is a continuation of the French beginner 1 class at Polyglottist Language Academy. If you took French somewhere else, please sign up for this class if you have taken 2-3 months of French (approximately 8 - 10 hours of instruction).

FRENCH BEGINNER 3

This is the third part of the French Beginner 1 level. If you are coming from another school, sign up for this class if you have had approximately 16-18 hours of instruction in French.

FRENCH BEGINNER 4

In order to enroll in this class, students are advised to be able to comfortably conjugate regular and irregular verbs in the present tense, to be able to use the Futur proche and the Futur simple, and to know reflexive verbs in the present tense. Students need to be able to describe themselves, their families, interests, professional life, their favorite foods, and everyday routine. They also should be able to order food at a French cafe and buy groceries. This class is conducted entirely in French in order to provide an immersive experience.

FRENCH BEGINNER 5

This class is for students who took French four sessions of French at Polyglottist Language Academy. If you took French somewhere else, sign up for this class, if you took approximately 50 hours of French ( eight months). In this class, students will learn vocabulary and grammar to shop for food, order in a restaurant, talk about meals, and about past actions. Students will also talk about where they live (describe their house, neighborhood etc.). They will study French through activities that will allow them to discover the language and the culture.

REVISE YOUR FRENCH

This class is open to students of any level, from beginner students to more advanced students who want to refresh their French.

In this class, the primary objective is to provide students with the tools and skills to get by in a French speaking country. Students will practice dialogues in order to enhance their speaking skills and complete activities which will help build their vocabulary.

During the first session, students will learn or review how to greet people and how to provide personal information in order to buy tickets to travel, to book and to check into a lodging (hotel, campsite, airbnb), and to ask for accommodation details.