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Learn French online with daily 1-hour lessons, from A1 beginner to B2 advanced. NSoL is your flexible, friendly French school – built for students, professionals and anyone who wants to speak with confidence.

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French • Online • A1–B2

What’s here & resources

What’s here

A1–B2 French course summaries
Daily online lesson schedule
Level goals & learning outcomes
DELF-style exam preparation overview
Registration & tutor information

Resources

Weekly worksheets & exercises
Core verb & tense charts
Pronunciation mini-guides
Sample dialogues & exercises
DELF practice tasks
Vocabulary lists

Access our Zoom classes

All lessons are live on Zoom. Once you register, you’ll receive your class link, meeting ID and timetable by email or WhatsApp.

1 lesson = 1 hour • Classes run 6 days a week • Levels A1–B2

A few rules before entering

Come prepared with notebook and pen
Show up on time for each lesson
Stay in a quiet, stable internet space
Mute your mic when not speaking
Use “Raise Hand” before asking questions

Join class – request link

More learning tools

Use these virtual tools to support your French learning between classes.

Quick French level test

Takes about 7 minutes. No pressure — this just helps us place you in the right class.

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Voice note: After you finish, we’ll ask you to send a 30–45s voice note introducing yourself in French (name, country, what you do).

Writing: Write 1–2 simple sentences about yourself in French and send it in chat.

Our packages

1 lesson = 1 hour • 6 days a week • Online

Starter package

$20 / month

4 live lessons per month. A gentle start for busy learners who want to test the waters.

Choose Starter

Standard package

$35 / month

8 live lessons per month. Ideal for steady, regular progress and strong practice.

Choose Standard

Intensive package

$50 / month

12 live lessons per month. Perfect for exam prep, travel or fast-track learning.

Choose Intensive

French course timetable

Each level uses 1-hour lessons, 6 days per week. Below is a compact overview of what we cover at each stage (A1–B2).

A1 – 4 weeks • 24 lessons

Week 1: Alphabet, pronunciation, greetings, personal information, numbers and dates.
Week 2: Family, descriptions, regular verbs in the present, daily routine and telling the time.
Week 3: Food, café and market language, articles, prices, places in town.
Week 4: Directions, weather, very simple past for “last weekend”, A1 review and mini-test.

A2 – 6 weeks • 36 lessons

Week 1: Daily routines, free time, likes/dislikes, invitations and futur proche.
Week 2: Passé composé with avoir and être, telling past stories.
Week 3: Travel and hotels – tickets, reservations, problems during a trip.
Week 4: Health, doctor/pharmacy visits, clothing, comparatives and everyday services.
Week 5: Jobs, studies, housing, obligations (devoir) and possibilities (pouvoir).
Week 6: Full revision, listening practice and A2-style exam tasks and mock test.

B1 – 8 weeks • 48 lessons

Week 1: Personal stories, sequencing and describing important moments.
Week 2: Giving opinions with reasons, agreeing/disagreeing politely, small debates.
Week 3: Work and study life, CV, motivation email and interview role-plays.
Week 4: Media and technology – habits, pros & cons, reading articles.
Week 5: Travel and culture – detailed trip descriptions, cultural differences.
Week 6: Health, lifestyle and simple social issues (pollution, stress, wellbeing).
Week 7: B1 exam skills – reading/listening strategies, opinion writing, oral practice.
Week 8: Complete B1 mock exam, feedback and consolidation.

B2 – 10 weeks • 60 lessons

Week 1: Advanced narration, connectors and detailed descriptions.
Week 2: Strong opinions, arguments, counter-arguments and class debates.
Week 3: Current affairs and news – reading articles, summarising and reacting.
Week 4: Media, culture and identity – reviews, cultural commentary.
Week 5: Professional French – formal emails, presentations, meetings.
Week 6: Deep grammar work – conditionals, passives, reported speech, complex clauses.
Week 7: Long listening texts – talks, interviews, note-taking and summaries.
Week 8: Long reading texts – synthesis of multiple sources, exam-style practice.
Week 9: DELF B2 reading, listening, writing and speaking practice under exam conditions.
Week 10: Full mock exam, detailed feedback and next-steps plan.

Contact me

Have questions, want to join a class, or need help choosing your level? Send a message and we’ll respond with course options, timetable and payment details.

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French classroom for real-life communication.