Five levels to choose from
Cosmopoli’French has chosen to offer 5 key levels.Instead of changing level every term and ending up in a class that does not reflect your real abilities, you will be given time to grow.
You can repeat the same level several times and during each term you will be offered new activities along with
new grammatical challenges to achieve, until you are ready to move to the next step.
Pick the level that best matches your abilities and let’s get started!
Pre-Aspirant:
I am an absolute beginner, I know some basic French words or expressions but my knowledge of the present tense conjugation is very limited. I might know how to distinguish feminine and masculine articles but I am not able to put a sentence together yet. My listening skills require work but I am eager to learn.
Aspirant:
I am a beginner but I have a basic knowledge of the present tense conjugation.I know how to distinguish feminine and masculine words. I have basic writing skills and I am able to verbally articulate some key sentences. I have some listening comprehension skills and I am keen to improve.
Transitional 1:
I have a good command of present tense and passé composé. I have some knowledge about the imperfect tense and the future. I have fairly good writing skills but still need to build my confidence when it comes to talking. My listening comprehension skills are fairly solid.
Transitional 2:
I have solid grammatical skills. I alternate easily between the passé composé and the imperfect tense. I feel confident using different types of pronouns. I have solid listening comprehension skills and I am able to
express myself quite fluently even though I still find myself a bit slow.
Well-Versed:
I have excellent grammatical skills.I feel confident using the subjunctive and the conditional.I have been highly exposed to the French language and I have impeccable listening comprehension skills. I am able to express myself about any topic even though I still need to broaden my vocabulary.
I am an absolute beginner, I know some basic French words or expressions but my knowledge of the present tense conjugation is very limited. I might know how to distinguish feminine and masculine articles but I am not able to put a sentence together yet. My listening skills require work but I am eager to learn.
- Monday 5:45pm-7:15pm
- Tuesday 7:20pm- 8:50pm
- Wednesday 5:45pm - 7:15pm
- Saturday 11:40am-1:10pm
Aspirant:
I am a beginner but I have a basic knowledge of the present tense conjugation.I know how to distinguish feminine and masculine words. I have basic writing skills and I am able to verbally articulate some key sentences. I have some listening comprehension skills and I am keen to improve.
- Monday 1:30pm-3pm
- Monday 5:45pm-7:15pm
- Tuesday 5:45pm-7:15pm
- Thursday 7:20pm-8:50pm
- Saturday 10am- 11:30am
Transitional 1:
I have a good command of present tense and passé composé. I have some knowledge about the imperfect tense and the future. I have fairly good writing skills but still need to build my confidence when it comes to talking. My listening comprehension skills are fairly solid.
- Tuesday 1pm-2:30pm
- Tuesday 5:45pm -7:15pm
- Wednesday 7:20pm-8:50pm
- Thursday 1pm-2:30pm
- Thursday 5:45-7:15pm
- Friday 1pm-2:30pm
Transitional 2:
I have solid grammatical skills. I alternate easily between the passé composé and the imperfect tense. I feel confident using different types of pronouns. I have solid listening comprehension skills and I am able to
express myself quite fluently even though I still find myself a bit slow.
- Tuesday 10:30am-12pm
- Tuesday 7:20pm-8:50pm
- Wednesday 1pm-2:30pm
- Wednesday 5:45pm-7:15pm
- Thursday 5:45pm-7:15pm
Well-Versed:
I have excellent grammatical skills.I feel confident using the subjunctive and the conditional.I have been highly exposed to the French language and I have impeccable listening comprehension skills. I am able to express myself about any topic even though I still need to broaden my vocabulary.
- Monday 7:20pm-8:50pm
- Wednesday 10am-12:30am
- Friday 5.45pm - 7:15pm
