🇫🇷 French
Spoken on five continents, French is the language of diplomacy, fashion, and fine dining. Open doors to France, Canada, Switzerland, and Belgium.
Levels
A1–C2
Duration
3 months per level
Mode
Hybrid
Why learn French?
- 1French is spoken by over 300 million people across 5 continents, making it a truly global language.
- 2France is the world's fifth-largest economy and a major hub for business, fashion, and technology.
- 3Canada's official bilingual status means French speakers have significant advantages for immigration and employment.
- 4Switzerland, Belgium, and Luxembourg are wealthy European economies where French is an official language.
- 5French is the language of international organisations including the UN, UNESCO, NATO, and the International Olympic Committee.
- 6India has strong economic and cultural ties with France, with major French companies like Air Liquide, L'Oréal, and Sanofi operating in India.
Who should learn?
- 1Students planning to study in France, Canada, Switzerland, or Belgium.
- 2Professionals in hospitality, fashion, luxury goods, and international relations.
- 3Anyone applying for Canadian immigration (Express Entry gives bonus points for French).
- 4Diplomats, translators, and international relations professionals.
- 5Chefs, sommeliers, and hospitality workers seeking international careers.
- 6Individuals interested in French cinema, literature, philosophy, and art.
Course levels
Structured progression from beginner to mastery. Each level builds on the last.
Understand and use familiar everyday expressions and very basic phrases.
Communicate in simple and routine tasks on familiar topics.
Deal with most situations while travelling in French-speaking regions.
Interact with native speakers with fluency and spontaneity.
Use French effectively for social, academic, and professional purposes.
Understand virtually everything heard or read with ease.
Teaching method
Exams & certification
DELF A1–B2
Diplôme d'Études en Langue Française — the official French proficiency exam for beginners to upper-intermediate.
DALF C1–C2
Diplôme Approfondi de Langue Française — advanced certification required for French university admission.
TCF
Test de Connaissance du Français — used for Canadian immigration and French citizenship applications.
TEF
Test d'Évaluation de Français — accepted for Canadian immigration (Express Entry and Quebec).
Career opportunities
International Relations
French is the working language of the UN, UNESCO, NATO, and the International Red Cross. Careers in diplomacy and NGOs.
Hospitality & Tourism
France is the world's most visited country. Multilingual hospitality professionals are in high demand.
Luxury & Fashion
LVMH, Kering, Chanel, and L'Oréal are French companies that prefer French-speaking professionals.
Translation & Localisation
French is the third most demanded language for translation services worldwide.
Education
Teach French in Indian schools, colleges, and language institutes. Demand for qualified French teachers is growing.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to learn French?+
Each level takes 3 months. You can reach B1 (conversational fluency) in 9–12 months of regular classes.
What is DELF and DALF?+
DELF (A1–B2) and DALF (C1–C2) are official French proficiency diplomas awarded by France's Ministry of Education. They are valid for life.
Can I immigrate to Canada with French?+
Yes. Canada's Express Entry system awards up to 50 additional points for French proficiency. The TEF and TCF exams are accepted.
Do you offer online classes?+
Yes, we offer live online classes with the same curriculum and certification as our offline batches.
Is French difficult to learn?+
French is classified as a Category I language for English speakers by the FSI, meaning it is relatively easy to learn. The alphabet and grammar are familiar.
What are the career prospects after learning French?+
French speakers are in demand in hospitality, fashion, international relations, teaching, translation, and tourism.
Can I study in France after learning French?+
Yes. French universities require B2–C1 level French. We prepare you for the DELF/DALF exams needed for admission.
Do you provide study materials?+
Yes, all study materials are included in the course fee. We use DELF-aligned textbooks, audio resources, and online practice tools.
What is the batch size?+
Our batches have 8–12 students to ensure personalised attention and regular speaking practice.
Is there an age limit?+
No age limit. We teach students from school age to senior citizens.
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