Through six stages, you will refine your advanced French skills through authentic French materials, in-depth discussions and contemporary topics.
This level may be suitable if you:
CEFR C1 (Advanced) is the fifth level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, an international standard for measuring language proficiency.
CEFR Levels:
A1 Beginner → A2 Elementary → B1 Intermediate → B2 Upper Intermediate → C1 Advanced → C2 Proficient
The Languistique French Advanced Level corresponds to CEFR C1 (Advanced) and covers Stages 21-26 of the Learning Path.
By the end of Stages 21-26, you should be able to:
Throughout Stages 21-26, you will build vocabulary related to:
Develop confidence with:
Improve your ability to:
Develop confidence in:
Explore health, lifestyle choices, addictions, sport and work-life balance in modern society.
Discuss fashion, sporting culture, participation, identity and contemporary social trends.
Examine digital life, social media, technology and their impact on everyday life and society.
Explore multiculturalism, volunteering, trade unions, working life and social change in France.
Discuss music, cinema and cultural influences while exploring aspects of French and francophone identity.
Examine traditions, national and regional heritage, cultural identity and the preservation of historical sites.
Follow structured lessons, audio activities and practice exercises at your own pace.
Explore the Online Learning Path
Download companion PDFs, transcripts, grammar summaries and vocabulary reviews.
Receive personalised support, feedback and guidance from Françoise.
Choose the learning option that best fits your goals, schedule and learning style.
C1 is designed for learners who can already communicate confidently and fluently on a wide range of topics. You should be comfortable discussing complex issues, understanding authentic French materials and expressing opinions with confidence before starting this level.
No. The online course and learner packs can be used independently. Live lessons are available if you would like personalised support, feedback and advanced speaking practice.
Stages 21-26 cover topics including health and wellbeing, sport and society, technology and media, diversity and social change, French and francophone music and cinema, heritage, traditions and cultural identity.
You will develop confidence with the present and past subjunctive, advanced passive structures, relative pronouns, the past historic and more sophisticated written and formal styles of French.
Yes. You can study independently through the Languistique Online Learning Path or combine online learning with learner packs and live lessons.
C1 is the final level of the Languistique French Learning Path.
After completing Stages 21-26, you can continue developing your French through authentic reading, listening, conversation and specialist areas of interest.
I gathered some useful links (here) to authentic websites to continue developing your listenign nd reading skills.
Beginner (A1) → Beginner Plus (A2) → Intermediate (B1) → Intermediate Plus (B2) → Advanced (C1)
After learning to discuss and defend viewpoints at B2, Stages 21-26 help you analyse cultural, social and contemporary issues while exploring the ideas, traditions and changes shaping France today.
By the end of Stages 21-26, you should be able to:
Throughout Stages 21-26, you will build vocabulary related to:
Develop confidence with:
Improve your ability to:
Develop confidence in:
Explore health, lifestyle choices, addictions, sport and work-life balance in modern society.
Discuss fashion, sporting culture, participation, identity and contemporary social trends.
Examine digital life, social media, technology and their impact on everyday life and society.
Explore multiculturalism, volunteering, trade unions, working life and social change in France.
Discuss music, cinema and cultural influences while exploring aspects of French and francophone identity.
Examine traditions, national and regional heritage, cultural identity and the preservation of historical sites.
Follow structured lessons, audio activities and practice exercises at your own pace.
Explore the Online Learning Path
Download companion PDFs, transcripts, grammar summaries and vocabulary reviews.
Receive personalised support, feedback and guidance from Françoise.
C1 is designed for learners who can already communicate confidently and fluently on a wide range of topics. You should be comfortable discussing complex issues, understanding authentic French materials and expressing opinions with confidence before starting this level.
No. The online course and learner packs can be used independently. Live lessons are available if you would like personalised support, feedback and advanced speaking practice.
Stages 21-26 cover topics including health and wellbeing, sport and society, technology and media, diversity and social change, French and francophone music and cinema, heritage, traditions and cultural identity.
You will develop confidence with the present and past subjunctive, advanced passive structures, relative pronouns, the past historic and more sophisticated written and formal styles of French.
Yes. You can study independently through the Languistique Online Learning Path or combine online learning with learner packs and live lessons.
C1 is the final level of the Languistique French Learning Path.
After completing Stages 21-26, you can continue developing your French through authentic reading, listening, conversation and specialist areas of interest.
I gathered some useful links (here) to authentic websites to continue developing your listenign nd reading skills.
Beginner (A1) → Beginner Plus (A2) → Intermediate (B1) → Intermediate Plus (B2) → Advanced (C1)
After learning to discuss and defend viewpoints at B2, Stages 21-26 help you analyse cultural, social and contemporary issues while exploring the ideas, traditions and changes shaping France today.
Take the free French Level Test to identify the best starting point on the Languistique French Learning Path.
