Level B1 · Live cohort

I Need CLB 6 / Strong B1 French

You already have A2-level French and want the next live step: a focused B1 course for stronger grammar, clearer speaking, and more confident everyday French.

Our highest live level for confident intermediate French.

Cohort starts July 30, 2026

Duration9 weeks · 27 sessions

Sessions27 live

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In 9 weeks, you strengthen the grammar and communication skills that matter most at B1: conditionals, pronouns, relative clauses, past tenses, the essential subjunctive, and structured opinions.

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Summer class — starts July 30

Start dateJuly 30, 2026

Class time

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Duration9 weeks · 27 sessions

Detecting...

Summer class — starts July 30

Start dateJuly 30, 2026

Class time

Days

Duration9 weeks · 27 sessions

What's included

3 live sessions per week with instructor
Free B1 prep e-book — sent on enrolment
Worksheets and exercises throughout the course
Full session recordings — replay anytime
Direct support between sessions
TEF / TCF Canada-aligned curriculum
Small batch — 5–10 students · Google Meet

Who this is for

If you're…

Already at A2 and pushing toward solid B1 / CLB 6

If you're…

Want a focused live course after A2 to build confident intermediate French

If you're…

Comfortable with everyday French but still hesitate with complex sentences

What you'll be able to do

Use conditionals, pronouns, subjunctive, and complex connectors with control
Build clear structured arguments without breaking grammar accuracy
Read and discuss B1-level texts with more confidence
Finish with a clear B1 foundation for independent study and exam preparation

What you'll learn

The complete 9 weeks · 27 sessions plan — every session in order. Each session is ~1 hour.

GrammarPracticeReadingSpeakingListeningWriting

Week 1

Consolidation & B1 Foundation

Sess1GrammarReview of A2 Tenses + Introduction to B1 Level Expectations
Sess2GrammarLe Futur Proche vs. Futur Simple vs. Futur Antérieur (nuances and signal words)
Sess3PracticeFuture Tenses + Short Speaking Activity (talking about plans and predictions)

Week 2

Conditionals & Hypotheticals

Sess4GrammarLe Conditionnel Présent – Formation and Core Uses (polite requests, wishes)
Sess5GrammarSi Clauses Types 1–3 (present, imperfect, and past hypotheticals)
Sess6PracticeConditionals in Context + Speaking Activity (plans, advice, and hypotheticals)

Week 3

Pronouns & Complex Sentences

Sess7GrammarDirect and Indirect Object Pronouns (COD/COI, Y, EN): position and common errors
Sess8GrammarPronoun Order, Imperatives, and Pronominal Verbs in Context
Sess9PracticePronoun Transformation Drills + Guided Conversation

Week 4

Relative Pronouns & Clear Expression

Sess10GrammarRelative Pronouns: qui, que, dont, où, lequel, and prepositional forms
Sess11GrammarBuilding Clear Complex Sentences with Connectors and Relative Clauses
Sess12SpeakingDescribe, Compare, and Explain: structured B1 speaking practice

Week 5

Past Tenses & Narrative

Sess13GrammarPassé Composé vs. Imparfait: sequencing events and setting context
Sess14GrammarPlus-que-parfait and Narrative Sequence: what happened before
Sess15ReadingB1 Narrative Text + Story Retelling Activity

Week 6

Subjunctive, Passive Voice & Impersonal Forms

Sess16GrammarSubjunctive Essentials: core triggers, common forms, and when to use it
Sess17GrammarPassive Voice and On: choosing natural B1 phrasing
Sess18PracticePassive Voice and Impersonal Forms in Short Speaking and Writing Tasks

Week 7

Opinions, Comparisons & Argument

Sess19GrammarComparatives, Superlatives, and Useful B1 Adverbs
Sess20GrammarCause, Consequence, Opposition, and Concession Connectors
Sess21SpeakingStructured Opinion Practice: compare options, give reasons, and respond to a challenge

Week 8

Integrated B1 Communication

Sess22ListeningListening for Main Ideas, Detail, and Opinion in Everyday French
Sess23WritingClear B1 Writing: organised email, opinion paragraph, and self-correction
Sess24SpeakingGuided Speaking Simulation: narrate, explain, and defend an opinion

Week 9

Revision & Final Assessment

Sess25PracticeCore Grammar Review: conditionals, pronouns, relative clauses, and connectors
Sess26ReadingMixed B1 Text + Vocabulary Consolidation
Sess27SpeakingFinal Speaking Round + Personal Next-Step Plan

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What you'll learn

The complete 9 weeks · 27 sessions plan — every session in order. Each session is ~1 hour.

GrammarPracticeReadingSpeakingListeningWriting

Week 1

Consolidation & B1 Foundation

Sess1GrammarReview of A2 Tenses + Introduction to B1 Level Expectations
Sess2GrammarLe Futur Proche vs. Futur Simple vs. Futur Antérieur (nuances and signal words)
Sess3PracticeFuture Tenses + Short Speaking Activity (talking about plans and predictions)

Week 2

Conditionals & Hypotheticals

Sess4GrammarLe Conditionnel Présent – Formation and Core Uses (polite requests, wishes)
Sess5GrammarSi Clauses Types 1–3 (present, imperfect, and past hypotheticals)
Sess6PracticeConditionals in Context + Speaking Activity (plans, advice, and hypotheticals)

Week 3

Pronouns & Complex Sentences

Sess7GrammarDirect and Indirect Object Pronouns (COD/COI, Y, EN): position and common errors
Sess8GrammarPronoun Order, Imperatives, and Pronominal Verbs in Context
Sess9PracticePronoun Transformation Drills + Guided Conversation

Week 4

Relative Pronouns & Clear Expression

Sess10GrammarRelative Pronouns: qui, que, dont, où, lequel, and prepositional forms
Sess11GrammarBuilding Clear Complex Sentences with Connectors and Relative Clauses
Sess12SpeakingDescribe, Compare, and Explain: structured B1 speaking practice

Week 5

Past Tenses & Narrative

Sess13GrammarPassé Composé vs. Imparfait: sequencing events and setting context
Sess14GrammarPlus-que-parfait and Narrative Sequence: what happened before
Sess15ReadingB1 Narrative Text + Story Retelling Activity

Week 6

Subjunctive, Passive Voice & Impersonal Forms

Sess16GrammarSubjunctive Essentials: core triggers, common forms, and when to use it
Sess17GrammarPassive Voice and On: choosing natural B1 phrasing
Sess18PracticePassive Voice and Impersonal Forms in Short Speaking and Writing Tasks

Week 7

Opinions, Comparisons & Argument

Sess19GrammarComparatives, Superlatives, and Useful B1 Adverbs
Sess20GrammarCause, Consequence, Opposition, and Concession Connectors
Sess21SpeakingStructured Opinion Practice: compare options, give reasons, and respond to a challenge

Week 8

Integrated B1 Communication

Sess22ListeningListening for Main Ideas, Detail, and Opinion in Everyday French
Sess23WritingClear B1 Writing: organised email, opinion paragraph, and self-correction
Sess24SpeakingGuided Speaking Simulation: narrate, explain, and defend an opinion

Week 9

Revision & Final Assessment

Sess25PracticeCore Grammar Review: conditionals, pronouns, relative clauses, and connectors
Sess26ReadingMixed B1 Text + Vocabulary Consolidation
Sess27SpeakingFinal Speaking Round + Personal Next-Step Plan