Courses

Intermediate French Language Courses
Strengthen your ability to communicate in a wider range of French situations.
Bonjour! Develop your ability to communicate in French across everyday, social, and practical contexts. These courses expand vocabulary, improve accuracy, and build confidence in understanding and expressing more complex ideas.
This page lists Intermediate level French courses.
Intermediate French: Book Club (B1-B2)
Put yourself in a young French character's shoes and learn about different cultures, customs and ways of living. An easy read to work on your intermediate French skills!
$55
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$50
Intermediate French: Book Club (B1-B2)
<p>Put yourself into a French character's shoes and learn about different cultures, customs and ways of living and imagining life. Reading in French is an excellent way of expanding your vocabulary
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Intermediate French: B1.7 Course
Coordinate outings, suggest activities, and advise others in intermediate French through cultural interactions, family events, and group discussions.
Intermediate French: B1.6 Course
Discuss feelings, health, and administrative situations in intermediate French while resolving problems, asking for help, and managing everyday challenges.
Intermediate French: B1 Conversation Course
Improve your intermediate French conversation skills through guided discussions, role-plays and everyday topics while building fluency and expressing opinions more naturally.
Intermediate French: B2.3 Course
Explore innovation, explain scientific ideas, and discuss future developments in intermediate French through media, technology, and opinion-based topics.
Intermediate French: B1.5 Course
Describe cities, accommodation, and social experiences in intermediate French while giving advice, making requests, and discussing life abroad.
Intermediate French: Culture & Society Today (B1)
Strengthen and refine your intermediate French as we converse about modern French culture and society.
Intermediate French: B1.4 Course
Respond to current affairs, discuss literature, and react to information in intermediate French through media, contemporary issues, and authentic materials.