A2 TEF · TCF · DELF Small batches

French A2 course for TEF, TCF and DELF

A2 lets you talk about yourself, your family, your background and your work, and handle simple, routine exchanges like shopping or asking the way. Everyone takes the same A1 and A2 courses, whatever exam they're aiming for. The DELF and TEF/TCF batches split at B1, but follow the same grammar syllabus: only the speaking and writing exercises differ.

Duration3 months
Each class2 hrs, incl. 10-min break
PlatformGoogle Meet
Fee₹20,500

Fees are payable in advance and are non-refundable.

Course structure

Month-by-month syllabus

These are the grammar topics for each month. On top of them, you speak in every class, and I evaluate your speaking, writing, reading and listening continuously.

  • Part 13 months · ₹20,500

    A2

    • Month 1
      • French Vowels – I: Oral Vowels
      • French Vowels – II: Nasal Vowels
      • Relative Pronouns – I: « qui »
      • Reflexive Verbs – I: In the « présent de l'indicatif »
      • Demonstrative Adjectives
      • « Le conditionnel présent »
      • « Le subjonctif présent »: An Introduction
    • Month 2
      • Relative Pronouns – II: « que »
      • Reflexive Verbs – II: In the « passé composé de l'indicatif »
      • « L'impératif présent »
      • « Le futur simple »
      • Stressed Pronouns: « les pronoms toniques »
      • Marot's Law – I: Conditions, Usage with « les pronoms COI » and « COD »
      • « H-aspiré »
    • Month 3
      • Relative Pronouns – III: « où »
      • French Vowels – III: Glides
      • Marot's Law – II: Other Uses
      • « Y » as an Indirect Object Pronoun
      • « En » as an Object Pronoun (« COI » / « COD »)
      • Negation in French: Across Tenses and Aspects
      • A Practical Introduction to French Liaison
What you can do at the end

By the end of A2, you narrate a series of events in the past. You use verbs in the imperfective aspect (l'imparfait de l'indicatif) and the punctual aspect (le passé composé de l'indicatif), whose foundations we lay at A1. You use relative pronouns in speech and writing, and you master French reflexive verbs. I introduce the subjunctive at A2, ahead of time, for students looking ahead to B1 and B2. From A2, classes are entirely in French.

Every class

How my online French classes work

  • Every class is live on Google Meet. Nothing is pre-recorded.

  • I keep batches small: enough people to hold a real conversation, and few enough that I hear each of you speak in every class.

  • A section of each class recording goes to students after every class, for revision.

  • Evaluation is continuous. You speak in every class and complete weekly listening, reading and writing tasks, so we both know where you stand long before exam day.

Is this course right for you?

This course is a good fit if

  • You have finished A1.

Another option may suit you better if

  • You want one-to-one classes. I teach group batches only.

  • You want a guaranteed pass. Success in an exam depends most on attending class regularly, doing your homework and working on my feedback. Most students who do this pass with flying colours, but students learn differently and at different rates, so I don't guarantee a result. It takes equal effort from you and from me.

  • You want fluency in thirty days. Each CEFR level takes a three-month course.

  • You want recorded lessons to watch on your own schedule. Classes are live, and the short recording I send afterwards is for revision.

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