A1 YOUR FRENCH FOUNDATION
Built for complete beginners. Learn the foundations step by step, with live support or the freedom to study at your own pace.
*Recommended with 2–3 hours of daily study. No placement test needed.
01 / CHOOSE YOUR SUPPORT
Choose the A1 program that fits you. The main difference is how much live support you want.
Learn with a little more guidance.
For students who want structure, live guidance and regular instructor support.
Your learning. Your schedule.
For students who want the full curriculum with maximum schedule flexibility.
Both include the complete A1 curriculum, practice tasks, unit tests and final A1 Analysis.
02 / AT A GLANCE
Regular guidance, or room to fit French around your day?
Choose Intensive for instructor interaction and accountability. Choose Flex when fixed sessions are difficult to fit in.
03 / YOUR FOUNDATION
The same complete foundation, whichever format you choose.
Grammar, sentence structure, vocabulary and essential verbs.
French sounds and daily pronunciation practice in your portal.
Reading, listening, speaking and writing tasks for every unit.
Unit-wise grammar and vocabulary tests, then your final A1 Analysis.
The current offer also includes the dedicated pronunciation course at no extra cost, for a limited time.
04 / A PACE YOU CAN FOLLOW
Around 5–6 weeks with 2–3 hours of daily study.
Start with Unit 0. Aim for roughly one core unit per week, then finish with revision and your final assessment.
Your 3-month access gives you room for revision or interruptions. You do not need to finish in exactly five weeks.
All times Eastern Standard Time (EST).
Can’t attend occasionally? Session recordings are available.
06 / AN OPTIONAL NEXT STEP
Save $100 when you register for A1 + A2 together, with no need to register again later.
$1,198 CAD
$948 CAD
A1 access lasts 3 months. Your 3 months of A2 access begin right after you take your A1 test, or when your A1 access ends — whichever comes first. The two access periods can overlap if you take the A1 test early.
07 / THE BIGGER PICTURE
Build your foundation first. Then move towards your TEF/TCF goals, one level at a time.
Finish A1 with your final A1 Analysis so Frenchify can review your foundation before you move to A2.
08 / A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Clear answers to help you choose.
Both include the same complete A1 curriculum. Intensive adds four weekly live sessions, a student community and session recordings. Flex has no live classes, so you study on your own schedule.
Yes. Both include the online lessons, pronunciation and vocabulary practice, reading, listening, speaking and writing tasks, unit tests and final A1 Analysis.
The recommended pace is about 5–6 weeks with 2–3 hours of daily study. This is a guide, not a deadline. Your three-month access gives you room for revision and interruptions.
Both programs include three months of A1 access. If you need more time after that, check the current A1 renewal options or contact Frenchify for guidance.
Yes. A1 Intensive sessions are recorded, so you can catch up if you occasionally miss one. Flex does not include live sessions or their recordings.
Yes. You can upgrade from A1 Flex to A1 Intensive by paying $150 CAD. Contact Frenchify through your student portal to arrange the upgrade.
Complete the final A1 Analysis so Frenchify can review your foundation before you move to A2. A2 builds on your grammar and speaking skills, followed by B1 / Exam Prep 1 and B2 / Final Exam Preparation.
Absolutely. You do not need any French experience or a placement test to start A1. Start with Unit 0, then follow the lessons and practice step by step.
Need help with access? See A1 renewal options or contact Frenchify.
YOUR FIRST STEP STARTS HERE
Choose your support. Start building your French.
Not sure? Contact Frenchify