Print this page Advanced French: B2+ Conversation Course

Ready to move beyond B2 and keep building your French? This advanced French course is ideal for learners who have completed our Intermediate French: B2 Conclusion course or have approximately 450 hours of prior study and wish to focus purely on developing confidence and fluency in spoken French rather than reading and writing.

Through interactive discussions, debates, role-plays, and conversation activities, you will build greater fluency and flexibility in spoken French towards an advanced level. Sessions explore a range of contemporary cultural, social, and professional themes, allowing you to express opinions, compare perspectives, and engage in more sustained and nuanced conversation. The course emphasises extending vocabulary and idiomatic expression, refining pronunciation and natural speech flow, and developing strategies for managing discussions, clarifying meaning, and adapting language across formal and informal contexts.

DELIVERY MODE

Language courses are offered in two delivery modes:

• Face-to-Face: WEA Sydney
• Online: via Zoom or Microsoft Teams

Please check the delivery mode listed before enrolling, as some classes are face-to-face and others are online.

COURSE OUTLINE

• Participate in extended conversations and discussions on contemporary topics and themes
• Develop advanced fluency, spontaneity, and natural speech flow in French
• Expand vocabulary and idiomatic language for expressing opinions and viewpoints
• Refine pronunciation and listening through interactive speaking activities
• Explore cultural and social aspects of the French-speaking world through conversation

LEARNING OUTCOMES

By the end of this course, students should be able to:

1. Communicate with greater fluency and confidence in extended conversations on a range of familiar and less familiar topics
2. Express and discuss opinions, experiences, and viewpoints using a wider range of vocabulary and natural spoken expressions
3. Follow and actively participate in group discussions and debates in French with increased ease