Learnit - Education & Online Courses

Course Description

Language Programme

Learn French Online
Study, Work and Settle Globally

Expert-led online coaching for CEFR Levels A1, A2, B1 and B2, and internationally recognised TEF and TCF exams. Open doors to Canada, France, and Francophone countries worldwide.

Level A1 Level A2 Level B1 Level B2 TEF Canada TCF DELF Certification C1-Certified Trainers Rolling Batches

Why French?

Holistic Benefits of Learning French

Global and Career Benefits

Official Language in 29 Countries

French is the second most-learned language globally — a truly international credential recognised across five continents.

Expanded Career Options

Proficiency in French opens roles in KPO, MNC, BPO, hospitality, and tourism industries across France, Canada, and Francophone countries worldwide.

Global Corporate Reach

Unlock career opportunities at leading multinationals including L'Oreal, Airbus, Alstom, Louis Vuitton, Bombardier, Air Canada, Michelin, Peugeot, and many more.

Language of International Relations

French is a working language of the United Nations, EU, UNESCO, NATO, International Red Cross, and IMF.

Freelance Tutoring Income

Certified French speakers can explore part-time tutoring and freelance language opportunities.

Benefits — Canadian Perspective

PR Pathway Advantage

Strong French proficiency can provide additional CRS points under Canada's Express Entry system.

Francophone Province Opportunities

French-speaking candidates may benefit from immigration pathways and employment opportunities in several Canadian provinces.

Employment Benefits

Bilingual English and French candidates are valuable in government, public service, and multinational roles.

Quebec Opportunities

French is important for employment, internships, education, and integration in Quebec.

Scholarships and Incentives

French proficiency may support access to selected education and immigration opportunities.

Eligibility

Who Can Join?

🎓

Students from State Boards, CBSE, ICSE, Cambridge and IB, as well as university and college students.

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Students pursuing or holding a Bachelor's degree with a Major or Minor in French language.

Aspirants planning higher education in France, Canada, Europe or other Francophone countries.

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Professionals seeking jobs in MNCs or employment in Quebec, France, Belgium, Luxembourg and Francophone countries.

🏢

Students seeking opportunities in Hospitality and Tourism industries in France, Canada and globally.

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Candidates already in Canada who want to improve their French language proficiency.

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Aspirants looking to work part-time or full-time in France or other European countries.

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French language translators and people interested in freelance tutoring opportunities.

Curriculum

What Our French Lectures Cover

Accents
Phonetics
Alphabet
Greetings
Grammar
Sentences

Key Programme Advantages

1

Boost Your Career Goals

2

Strengthen Your Academic Performance

3

Enhance Your Language Proficiency

4

Broaden Socio-Academic Horizons

Examination

Exam Patterns

DELF A1
DELF is an official French language diploma. It assesses French language proficiency across the four major skills: listening, reading, writing and speaking.
Module Duration Marks Content
Listening Approx. 20 min 25 Short everyday recordings and comprehension questions.
Reading 30 min 25 Short written documents and comprehension questions.
Writing 30 min 25 Forms, messages, postcards and simple everyday texts.
Speaking 5–7 min 25 Guided conversation, information exchange and role-play.
Total Marks: 100 | Passing criteria depend on the official examination rules.
DELF B1 and B2
DELF B1 and B2 assess intermediate to upper-intermediate proficiency across listening, reading, writing and speaking.
Module B1 Duration B2 Duration Marks Content
Listening Approx. 25 min Approx. 30 min 25 Conversations, interviews and audio reports.
Reading Approx. 35 min Approx. 35 min 25 Articles, factual texts and comprehension exercises.
Writing Approx. 45 min Approx. 60 min 25 Structured written responses and opinion-based tasks.
Speaking Approx. 15 min Approx. 20 min 25 Monologue, interaction, discussion or debate.
Total Marks: 100 per level.
TCF
TCF is a French language proficiency test used for education, immigration and other official purposes.
Section Type Questions Duration
Listening Compulsory 39 Approx. 35 minutes
Reading Compulsory 39 Approx. 60 minutes
Speaking Optional 3 tasks Approx. 12 minutes
Writing Optional 3 tasks Approx. 60 minutes
TEF Canada
TEF Canada is a French language test used for Canadian immigration and other official purposes.
Module Duration Questions Content
Oral Comprehension 40 min 60 Understanding everyday and professional conversations.
Written Comprehension 60 min 50 Reading and understanding written French.
Oral Expression 15 min 2 topics Spoken responses on assigned topics.
Written Expression 60 min 2 topics Written responses on assigned topics.

Canada Immigration

French and CRS Points

Up to 25 CRS Points
Strong French proficiency may provide additional CRS points under Canada's Express Entry system, subject to the applicable immigration rules and candidate profile.
Up to 50 CRS Points
French proficiency combined with qualifying English proficiency may provide additional CRS points.
Speaking: 310+
Listening: 249+
Reading: 207+
Writing: 310+

TEF Canada equivalence scores should always be checked against the current official requirements.

French Proficiency Impact on CRS

Field Profile A — With French Profile B — No French Profile C — No French
Age 21 21 27
Education Bachelor's — B.Com Bachelor's — B.Com M.Tech
Education in Canada 1 to 2 Year Diploma 1 to 2 Year Diploma
IELTS L:8.0, R:7.0, W:7.5, S:7.5 L:8.0, R:7.0, W:7.5, S:7.5
French NCLC 7+ None None
Canadian Work Experience 1 Year 1 Year
French language proficiency can be an important factor for candidates considering Canadian immigration pathways. CRS scores depend on the complete candidate profile and current Canadian immigration rules. Candidates should verify current requirements before making immigration decisions.

Online Live Courses

Choose Your Course Pack

Foundation Pack
Basic, A1 and A2
Live Content Cycle 16 Weeks
Total Learning Hours 120+ Hours
Batch Duration 90 Minutes
Reading Tests 10
Listening Tests 10
Grammar Practice 300+
Login Access 32 Weeks
Speaking Practice Yes
Vocabulary Quizzes Yes
Weekly Tests Yes
Trial Pack Validity 5 Days
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TEF Pack
B1 Onwards — TEF Preparation
Live Content Cycle 16 Weeks
Total Learning Hours 120+ Hours
Batch Duration 90 Minutes
Reading Tests 10
Listening Tests 10
Grammar Practice 1,200+
Login Access 32 Weeks
Speaking Practice Yes
Vocabulary Quizzes Yes
Weekly Tests Yes
Trial Pack Validity 5 Days
Master Pack
Basic through TEF — Full Programme
Live Content Cycle 32 Weeks
Total Learning Hours 240+ Hours
Batch Duration 90 Minutes
Reading Tests 20
Listening Tests 20
Grammar Practice 1,500+
Login Access 64 Weeks
Speaking Practice Yes
Vocabulary Quizzes Yes
Weekly Tests Yes
Trial Pack Validity 5 Days

Schedule

Batch Timings

French Online Course Batch Timings
Batch Morning Evening
French Basic 06:30 AM – 08:00 AM 04:30 PM – 06:00 PM
French A1 08:00 AM – 09:30 AM 06:00 PM – 07:30 PM
French A2 08:00 AM – 09:30 AM 06:00 PM – 07:30 PM
French B1 06:30 AM – 08:00 AM 07:30 PM – 09:00 PM
French B2 04:30 PM – 06:00 PM
TEF 08:00 AM – 09:30 AM
Recordings available for missed lectures | C1-Certified Trainers

French Demo Class

Mon / Wed / Fri: 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Tue / Thu / Sat: 07:30 PM – 08:30 PM

Basic and A1 Weekend Batch

Every Saturday and Sunday
06:30 AM – 08:00 AM

TEF Orientation Session

Every Saturday
06:00 PM – 07:30 PM

Rolling Batches — Join Anytime!

Start Your French Language Journey Today

Our C1-certified trainers and structured curriculum guide you from beginner through TEF and TCF readiness, helping you build language skills for education, career and global opportunities.

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