N 48°51′ · E 2°21′—CEFR A2 · Waystage
Elementary
Stop translating in your head. Handle everyday life in French with growing ease.
For learners who finished A1 (or know the basics) and want to move from memorising to communicating.
At a glance
- Duration
- 12 weeks
- Instructor-led live sessions
- 36
- Session length
- 90 minutes
- Mode
- Live online (Zoom)
- Level
- CEFR A2
- Practice
- Weekly assignments & conversation practice
- Assessment
- Final A2 evaluation
By the end of the course
- Describe past experiences and future plans.
- Communicate confidently in everyday situations.
- Understand common spoken French.
- Write informal emails and letters.
- Travel independently in French-speaking countries.
- Prepare for the DELF A2 examination.
The syllabus
What we cover in A2
Every session is live and taught in small groups by C1-certified instructors — no recordings, no autopilot.
- 01The passé composé and imparfait — talking about the past
- 02Compound structures and connectors for longer sentences
- 03Everyday scenarios: travel, dining, appointments, shopping
- 04Reflexive verbs and daily-routine language
- 05Comparatives, quantities and expressing preferences
- 06Listening comprehension at natural elementary pace
Combination tracks with A2
Bundle A2 with adjacent levels — one continuous curriculum, better value.
The matching vocabulary book
A themed reference built for A2 students — the same words you'll meet in class and in the exam.
A2 Vocabulary Book — 750 practical wordsWhere this sits on the map
Questions
Good to know about A2
How is A2 different from A1?+
A1 is survival phrases; A2 is where you start stringing ideas together and talking about the past and future — the jump from words to real communication.
Is A2 enough for travel to France?+
A2 covers most tourist and everyday situations comfortably. For work or immigration you will want B1–B2.
Should I take the combined track?+
If you already have a target date, the A2 + B1 Track keeps momentum and saves 15% versus taking them separately.
Set your bearing
Ready to start A2?
See the next A2 cohorts, dates and seats — then reserve your place.