Begin your journey with our French A1 Course, a live, instructor-led program built for complete beginners who want real speaking skills from day one. These beginner French classes develop your French basics through a CEFR A1 aligned curriculum, small batches, and personalized coaching, all while preparing you for the DELF A1 examination.
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Our French A1 Course runs over 2 months (10 weeks) and 60 guided hours, aligned to the DELF A1 framework. Each week develops your French grammar A1, French vocabulary A1, and French pronunciation, taking you from the French alphabet and greetings to your first DELF A1 mock exam. This French A1 Course builds the French basics you need for everyday conversation, travel, and self introduction.
What you’ll learn: The French alphabet, sounds, greetings, self introduction, and the verbs etre and avoir in the present tense, plus numbers 0 to 20.
Skills: French pronunciation, speaking, listening.
Assessment: Diagnostic Activity
What you’ll learn: Asking and giving personal information, regular ER verbs, and negation with ne…pas, plus nationalities and professions.
Skills: French speaking, reading forms.
Assessment: Quiz 1
What you’ll learn: Describing your family using possessive adjectives and the vocabulary of family members and relationships.
Skills: French conversation, description.
Assessment: Activity
What you’ll learn: Talking about your habits with reflexive verbs and telling the time, plus daily activities and time expressions.
Skills: French speaking, listening.
Assessment: Module Test 1
What you’ll learn: Describing your home and asking for directions, prepositions of place and ‘il y a’, plus rooms, furniture, and directions.
Skills: French reading signs, asking directions.
Assessment: Mid-Course Progress Test
What you’ll learn: Ordering at a restaurant and shopping, partitive articles (du, de la, des), plus food, quantities, and prices.
Skills: French conversation, role play.
Assessment: Quiz 2
What you’ll learn: Describing your home and asking for directions, prepositions of place and ‘il y a’, plus rooms, furniture, and directions.
Skills: French reading signs, asking directions.
Assessment: Mid-Course Progress Test
What you’ll learn: Describing clothes and making purchases, adjective agreement and comparatives, plus clothes, colours, and sizes.
Skills: French writing, description.
Assessment: Module Test 2
What you’ll learn: Telling a simple past event, an introduction to the passe compose with avoir, plus common past-tense verbs.
Skills: French writing, storytelling.
Assessment: Speaking Task
What you’ll learn: Complete revision of French grammar A1 and vocabulary, plus DELF A1 exam techniques and strategies.
Skills: DELF A1 listening, reading, writing, speaking.
Assessment: Full DELF A1 Mock Exam
The German Language Course at WILA Languages is a live, instructor-led program designed to help learners progress through the internationally recognized CEFR framework, from A1 (Beginner) to C2 (Mastery). The course combines structured classroom instruction, practical speaking sessions, regular assessments, and Goethe exam preparation to build real-world German language proficiency. We currently offer A1 and A2, with higher levels being introduced progressively.
The German Language Course at WILA Languages is a live, instructor-led program designed to help learners progress through the internationally recognized CEFR framework, from A1 (Beginner) to C2 (Mastery). The course combines structured classroom instruction, practical speaking sessions, regular assessments, and Goethe exam preparation to build real-world German language proficiency. We currently offer A1 and A2, with higher levels being introduced progressively.
French A1 is the first level of the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) and is designed for absolute beginners learning French for the first time. Whether you are picking up French basics for study abroad, career growth, certification, or relocation, this beginner French course builds the foundation you need to progress toward higher CEFR levels.
Complete Beginners
Study-Abroad Aspirants
Canada and Quebec Applicants
IT and Corporate Workers
Relocation Seekers
Travellers and Enthusiasts
Our French A1 Course is built to help you communicate, not just memorize vocabulary or grammar rules. By the end of this French A1 level, you will handle simple everyday situations and hold the French basics needed for A2 and the DELF A1 examination.
Introduce yourself, ask and answer simple questions, order food, and take part in short everyday French conversations from your very first classes.
Follow familiar words, short exchanges, and clear instructions when people speak slowly and clearly at a natural beginner pace.
Understand signs, forms, notices, menus, and short messages that you meet in everyday French life and travel.
Complete forms, write short notes and messages, and share basic personal information clearly using beginner structures.
Learn the essential French grammar A1, sentence patterns, and vocabulary needed to progress confidently toward French A2.
Develop the French A1 skills and exam familiarity needed to confidently attempt the DELF A1 examination.
Learning French is easier when the path is clear. Our structured French A1 Course guides you from your very first French words to confident everyday exchanges while preparing you for the next level or the DELF A1 exam.
Your journey begins with a free counselling session and a short diagnostic so our advisors confirm A1 is the right start. Once your schedule is chosen, your enrollment is complete.
Your journey begins with a free counselling session and a short diagnostic so our advisors confirm A1 is the right start. Once your schedule is chosen, your enrollment is complete.
Your experience in the first months of learning French shapes how confidently you progress. Our French A1 Course is built around practical communication, structured learning, and continuous guidance, so every lesson builds real French basics while preparing you for the DELF A1 examination.
Our French A1 Classes keep you speaking beyond the lesson through our Weekly Speaking Club, where conversations, role plays, and pronunciation practice build confidence from the beginning.
Keep improving outside class with recorded sessions, the WILA Learning Portal, assignments, vocabulary resources, and grammar exercises, revising your French A1 at your own pace.
Progress through a CEFR A1 aligned curriculum where every lesson, assessment, and activity follows a structured roadmap toward A2 and the DELF A1 exam.
Learn in small batches so trainers focus on your progress, offering regular feedback, pronunciation corrections, and personalized guidance throughout your French A1 journey.
Build exam readiness through weekly quizzes, progress tracking, instructor feedback, a mid-course assessment, and DELF-style mock tests woven through the French A1 Course.
Reinforce every lesson with our AI-powered Practice Portal, strengthening French grammar A1, vocabulary, sentence formation, and everyday conversation whenever you need it.
Complete the French A1 Course and receive a WILA Languages Course Completion Certificate, recognizing your achievement and the practical French basics you have developed across the program.
Important : DELF exams are conducted by France Education international. WILA Languages provides preparation and issues its own Course Completion Certificate. We are not affiliated with France Education international.
From complete beginners taking their first French classes to professionals preparing for opportunities abroad, our French A1 learners value the supportive environment, structured teaching, and practical speaking sessions that build their confidence in every class.
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The French A1 Course is a live, instructor-led program aligned to CEFR A1 and the DELF A1 framework. Over 2 months (10 weeks) and 60 guided hours, it builds French basics through structured classes, practical speaking, regular assessments, and DELF A1 exam preparation.
This beginner French course suits complete beginners with no prior French, including students, professionals, travellers, and relocation applicants who want a strong foundation in A1 French and a recognized CEFR A1 level.
No. French A1 is designed specifically for complete beginners with no previous knowledge. It builds the foundation every higher level depends on, starting from the French alphabet and greetings.
You learn French pronunciation, greetings, self introduction, numbers, everyday vocabulary, and core French grammar A1 such as present-tense verbs, negation, and the near future, building toward simple conversation.
French has its own pronunciation and grammar patterns, but A1 is built for beginners. With live instruction, weekly speaking practice, and a step-by-step CEFR A1 curriculum, most learners pick up the French basics comfortably.
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French A1 runs for 2 months (10 weeks) with 60 guided hours. The exact schedule depends on your batch format, but every batch follows the same CEFR A1 aligned curriculum and assessments.
Yes. The French A1 Online Course option lets you join live online beginner French classes, or you can attend in the classroom. Both formats follow the same curriculum, live instruction, recorded sessions, and assessments.
You can choose Regular, Intensive, Weekend, or Super-Intensive batches. Whichever format you pick, you complete the same CEFR A1 aligned French A1 Course curriculum, learning outcomes, and assessments.
Batch sizes are intentionally small, with a maximum of 12 learners per class, so trainers give personalized attention and every learner gets plenty of speaking practice.
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Yes. The curriculum follows the CEFR framework and prepares you for the DELF A1 exam through structured Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking practice, regular assessments, and full-length mock exams based on the official DELF format.
The DELF A1 tests four modules — Listening (Compréhension Orale), Reading (Compréhension Écrite), Writing (Production Écrite), and Speaking (Production Orale). Our course includes full-length mock tests in this exact format so you’re familiar with each section before exam day.
The DELF A1 requires 50/100 overall to pass, with a minimum score in each section. Our mock exams and assessments are benchmarked to this standard so you know where you stand before registering.
DELF A1 exam fees are set by France Education international and its authorized exam centres and vary by location and date. The exam fee is separate from your course fee; our admissions team helps you with registration timelines and centre selection.
No. WILA Languages is an independent language training institute. DELF examinations are conducted exclusively through France Education international and its accredited centres. We prepare learners for the exam and issue our own Course Completion Certificate.
A WILA Languages French A1 Course Completion Certificate recognizing the CEFR level you’ve completed. It is digitally verifiable and shareable on LinkedIn. You may then register separately for the DELF A1 examination.
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Fees include live classes, LMS access, study materials, assignments, assessments, mock exams, and the Course Completion Certificate. EMI options are available. Contact our admissions team or download the fee brochure for current pricing and offers.
Yes. Weekend batches (4 hrs/week, 2 hrs × 2 days) are available for working professionals, alongside Regular, Intensive, and Super-Intensive options.
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After French A1 you can progress to French A2, continuing toward B1 and higher CEFR levels for study, work, travel, and international opportunities. A1 gives you the foundation needed for everyday French communication.
A1 helps you communicate in simple everyday situations using basic vocabulary and grammar. A2 builds on this with longer conversations, broader vocabulary, and greater confidence in daily communication. Most learners continue to A2 after completing A1.
French A1 provides the basic communication skills needed for travel and everyday interactions. However, universities, employers, and immigration pathways generally require A2, B1, or higher depending on the country and purpose.
Whether it’s higher education, an international career, or a new life abroad, the first step is the language. Start yours with a free demo class.