⭐ Free A2-Level French 10-Week Course ⭐ Spring 2026

⭐ A2 French Course – Intermediate Beginner Level (10 Weeks) ⭐

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Course Description

This A2-level course is designed for learners who already have a basic understanding of French and want to build greater fluency and accuracy in everyday communication.

Over the course of 10 weeks, the course offers structured lessons, to help students become more independent and confident in using French at an elementary level.

Students will learn to describe their daily life in more detail, express preferences and opinions, talk about the past and future, and navigate social and practical situations.

Classes are ideal for learners who want to expand their vocabulary, solidify their grammar, and feel more natural when speaking.

This course follows the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) and prepares students to reach the A2 level.

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Details of the A2 French course

* Duration: 10 weeks
* Weekly Class Time: 2 hours per week
* Schedule: Sundays, 12:30 – 2:30 PM NY time (120 minutes)
* Course format: Live on Zoom
* Group Size: unlimited number of students
* Self-Study Suggested: Minimum 10 hours/week
* Total Learning Time: ~120 hours

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Schedule:

Starts on Sunday, Mar. 29, 2026 (week #1)
Ends on Sunday, May. 31, 2026 (week #10)

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A2 Course Zoom call for the class

* Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/5456313643
* Password: galaxy

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Target audience

This course is ideal for:

* Learners who have completed an A1 course or have basic knowledge of French

* People preparing for immigration, studies, or work in a French-speaking environment

* Students seeking a structured, intermediate-level program to improve fluency, accuracy, and communication skills

* Adults who want to speak with more confidence and better handle common everyday situations

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Cost: This 10-week A2 French course is free and the explanations are provided in English. The course will have limited interactions (no speaking exercises), no correction of homework and very few questions answered.

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Course Outline – 10 Weeks of Learning

Week 1

• Module 1: Revision: Present tense of regular verbs
• Module 2: Revision: Common irregular verbs (avoir, être, aller, faire, voir, prendre)
• Module 3: Introduction to passé composé (avoir)
• Module 4: Passé composé with être
• Module 5: Talking about recent experiences using time expressions (hier, la semaine dernière, déjà, encore

Week 2

• Module 6: Adjectives for personality & emotions, agreement
• Module 7: Describing emotions and feelings, moods and states.
• Module 8: Expressing opinions (Je pense que, à mon avis, selon moi)
• Module 9: City and nature descriptions
• Module 10: Comparative adjectives and some adverbs (plus, le plus, moins, aussi, tellement)

Week 3

• Module 11: Vocabulary: Daily activities & routines, Time expressions for the future (demain, dans une semaine, l’année prochaine), Making suggestions and invitations
• Module 12: Futur proche (aller + infinitive)
• Module 13: Futur simple: Introduction and conjugation
• Module 14: Talking about holiday and weekend plans
• Module 15: Writing emails about future plans

Week 4

• Module 16: Verbs expressing preferences (aimer, préférer, détester), discussing hobbies & interests
• Module 17: Expressing agreement/disagreement, Using parce que and donc to express opinions and reasons
• Module 18: Verbs followed by infinitive (aimer + infinitif, préférer, vouloir)
• Module 19: Introduction to conditional (je voudrais, tu aimerais)
• Module 20: Writing a review (film, book)

Week 5

• Module 21: Vocabulary: Shopping, clothing, customer interactions, asking for assistance or help
• Module 22: Imperative (giving instructions and commands), Role-playing customer interactions
• Module 23: Direct object pronouns (me, te, le, la, l’, les, nous, vous, les)
• Module 24: Indirect object pronouns (me, te, lui, nous, vous, leur)
• Module 25: Expressing necessity & obligation (il faut, devoir + infinitive), Writing formal emails (requests and complaints)

Week 6

• Module 26: Booking accommodations and tickets, Travel-related vocabulary (transport, hotel, etc.)
• Module 27: Expressing preferences when traveling (J’aimerais, Je préfère), Asking for and giving directions
• Module 28: Using pronouns “y” and “en” (Il y a, J’en veux, J’y vais)
• Module 29: Using prepositions with locations (à, en, chez, dans)
• Module 30: Writing a travel itinerary

Week 7

• Module 31: Vocabulary: Events, vacations and memories, Common storytelling expressions (Autrefois, quand j’étais petit(e), il y a longtemps), Expressing duration in the past (pendant, depuis, il y a)
• Module 32: Passé composé vs. imparfait: Differences and usage
• Module 33: Imparfait conjugation and usage
• Module 34: Passé composé conjugation and usage
• Module 35: Narrating past events and stories, Writing diary entries and short narratives

Week 8

• Module 36: Vocabulary: Health and well-being, problem-solving
• Module 37: Conditional tense, for giving advice (je voudrais, tu devrais, si j’étais toi, j’irais)
• Module 38: Using devoir, pouvoir to give recommendations
• Module 39: Hypothetical situations (si j’étais toi, je ferais…), Making hypothetical suggestions (Si j’étais toi, je ferais…)
• Module 40: Writing advice to a friend

Week 9

• Module 41: Educational vocabulary and talking about studies
• Module 42: Workplace, job applications, educational goals
• Module 43: Relative pronouns: qui, que and dont
• Module 44: Using relative clauses to add details (La ville où je vis, Le travail que j’aime)
• Module 45: Writing a formal email (Cher Monsieur/Madame…)

Week 10

• Module 46: Review: Key verbs, present and future tense (futur proche & futur simple)
• Module 47: Review: Key verbs and past tenses (passé composé, imparfait)
• Module 48: Review: Key topics from the course
• Module 49: Role-play: Everyday real-world dialogues
• Module 50: Final assessment (Speaking practice & writing task)

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Learning Outcomes

By completing this A2-level French course, you will be able to:

* Communicate about personal experiences and future plans with more details and fluency

* Express opinions, preferences, and feelings in conversations (e.g., likes, dislikes, comparisons)

* Understand and use past tenses (passé composé & imparfait) to describe past events and experiences

* Make suggestions, give advice, and express necessity (e.g., Tu devrais..., Il faut..., Si j’étais toi…)

* Handle everyday situations with greater confidence, including shopping, travel, and work interactions

* Engage in longer dialogues and role-plays, including formal and informal conversations

* Read and understand short articles, emails, and everyday texts (e.g., travel guides, reviews, personal stories)

* Write structured paragraphs, including emails, personal narratives, and informal messages

This course will boost your fluency and confidence in real-life social, travel, and professional situations while reinforcing key grammar and vocabulary.

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Course Materials

We will NOT provide A2 course materials in this free group class. In order to have access to the full A2 course materials including exercises and self-assessment exams, create your French Club account on our learning platform: https://www.frenchclub.net and subscribe to the Premium Plan.

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About The French Club

The French Club is a global French-learning community focused on real, practical fluency. Founded in September 2024, it has grown into 21 international Meetup chapters across North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia, with 8,000+ members and a structured curriculum built in-house (200 modules, from A1 to B2, about 4,000 pages).

Here on Meetup, you’ll find our FREE live events including the full 10-week A1 and A2 courses, A1 and A2 conversation practice, A1 and A2 homework sessions, student-led events such as 'Raconte-moi une histoire', and occasional special sessions with partner companies.

You’ll also see events hosted by members of our teaching team and community leaders (Cindy, Nicole, Jaime, Gaffar and Fairy).

If you’re looking for a more guided experience, we also offer paid options on our website (https://www.frenchclub.net) such as semi-private group classes (A1 to B2), the 'Atelier de Conversation', various other workshops for different language skills, and French immersion experiences (Quebec city in June 2026, Nice in Dec. 2026, etc.).

Our long-term home is https://www.frenchclub.net . Free events are still featured on Meetup but the above mentioned paid options are only available on https://www.frenchclub.net as of the end of March 2026. Come and take a look!

See you at an event soon! ⭐

— François Normandeau
Founder, The French Club

The French Club — Academic Program Spring 2026
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xKGaWnqk2GOAXTduhpj0etXgXU7DNE_eML2GFgP52VU/

Our MeetUp hub:
https://www.meetup.com/pro/learning-speaking-french/

Our language teaching platform:
https://www.frenchclub.net/

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