Through five stages, you will expand your vocabulary, strengthen your grammar, learn to talk about the past and communicate more confidently in everyday French.
This level may be suitable if you:
CEFR A2 (Elementary) is the second level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), 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 Beginner Plus Level corresponds to CEFR A2 (Elementary) and covers Stages 6-10 of the Learning Path.
Throughout Stages 6-10, you will build vocabulary related to:
Develop confidence with:
Improve your ability to:
Learn practical French for travel, accommodation and getting around independently.
Ask for directions, talk about health concerns and deal with everyday situations.
Describe places, regions and local attractions in greater detail.
Discuss celebrations, customs, traditions and personal experiences.
Talk about health, wellbeing and lifestyle choices with increasing confidence.
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.
A2 is designed for learners who can already manage basic everyday French. You should be able to introduce yourself, ask and answer simple questions, discuss familiar topics and participate in basic conversations 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 and feedback.
Stages 6-10 cover topics including transport, hotels, directions, towns and regions, health and wellbeing, festivals, traditions, healthy living and everyday situations.
You will learn to make comparisons, ask more complex questions, give instructions and advice, and use the passé composé with greater confidence. You will also strengthen your knowledge of common verbs and sentence structures.
Yes. You can study independently through the Languistique Online Learning Path or combine online learning with learner packs and live lessons.
After completing Beginner Plus (A2), learners typically progress to the Intermediate Level (B1) (Stages 11-15 of the Languistique French Learning Path).
Beginner (A1) → Beginner Plus (A2) → Intermediate (B1) → Intermediate Plus (B2) → Advanced (C1)
Stages 6-10 help you move beyond the basics and communicate more independently in French, providing a strong foundation for the Intermediate (B1) level.
Throughout Stages 6-10, you will build vocabulary related to:
Develop confidence with:
Improve your ability to:
Learn practical French for travel, accommodation and getting around independently.
Ask for directions, talk about health concerns and deal with everyday situations.
Describe places, regions and local attractions in greater detail.
Discuss celebrations, customs, traditions and personal experiences.
Talk about health, wellbeing and lifestyle choices with increasing confidence.
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.
A2 is designed for learners who can already manage basic everyday French. You should be able to introduce yourself, ask and answer simple questions, discuss familiar topics and participate in basic conversations 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 and feedback.
Stages 6-10 cover topics including transport, hotels, directions, towns and regions, health and wellbeing, festivals, traditions, healthy living and everyday situations.
You will learn to make comparisons, ask more complex questions, give instructions and advice, and use the passé composé with greater confidence. You will also strengthen your knowledge of common verbs and sentence structures.
Yes. You can study independently through the Languistique Online Learning Path or combine online learning with learner packs and live lessons.
After completing Beginner Plus (A2), learners typically progress to the Intermediate Level (B1) (Stages 11-15 of the Languistique French Learning Path).
Beginner (A1) → Beginner Plus (A2) → Intermediate (B1) → Intermediate Plus (B2) → Advanced (C1)
Stages 6-10 help you move beyond the basics and communicate more independently in French, providing a strong foundation for the Intermediate (B1) level.
Take the free French Level Test to identify the best starting point on the Languistique French Learning Path.
