Entry level
In order to qualify for this course, we expect you to have knowledge and skills of the French language at the A2 level. This means that you should easily be able to have simple conversations in French about familiar topics and specific issues. For example, you should be able to make yourself understood at the doctor’s office or at work, and you should also be able to talk about more remote topics. You should be able to read and write short texts. You should be familiar with the gérondif (gerund) and the plus-que-parfait (pluperfect) and be able to make passive sentences.
If you completed the preceding French for beginners A2 course at In’to, you will automatically be able to progress to this course. If you did not complete this particular course, we will invite you to take part in a telephone intake so that we can determine whether this course is appropriate for your language level.
After completing this French language course, you will be able to:
- have simple conversations on familiar topics;
- understand the main points of simple texts;
- formulate personal opinions in a simple way;
- write texts and emails on familiar topics.
The course focuses primarily on verbal communication, as well as reading, listening and writing skills. You will also learn more about French culture. To receive a Radboud in’to Languages certificate, you need to attend 80% of the classes.
This course will help you on the way to reaching language level B2. After this course, you can proceed with the course French B1.
Why take a group course at In’to?
- You notice rapid progress thanks to the fast pace
- You learn by doing with plenty of interactive exercises – also in our online courses
- You practise speaking a lot and learn how to really use the language
- You learn about the culture and the nuances of the language so that you can really connect
- Learning from and with each other in a group is effective and fun
- Our teachers are your best motivation: they give you feedback and share both their knowledge and their love for the language and culture
Would you prefer individual classes, or a shorter, more intensive course? Check out our tailor-made courses.
