Beginner to Advanced (A1 → C1).
5 levels, 8–12 weeks each, 2 classes per week.
TEF/TCF Canada readiness for immigration and professional goals.
Delivery
VirtualDuration
44–56 weeks (5 levels)A complete French course designed to take students from zero French knowledge to advanced proficiency and prepare them for the TEF (Test d’évaluation de français) and TCF (Test de connaissance du français), with a focus on TEF/TCF Canada for immigration and professional goals.
The program is structured as a professional course offered by Xyna International, combining French language instruction, practical communication, exam-specific training, mock tests, and individual progress tracking.

Learn pronunciation, the alphabet, essential vocabulary, basic grammar, introductions, numbers, everyday questions, and simple conversations.
This course is non-graded. Students who attend at least 80% of the total course hours and actively participate in class activities will receive a Certificate of Completion upon completion of the course.

Build everyday speaking and listening skills, describe experiences, discuss plans, write short messages, and understand common situations.
This course is non-graded. Students who attend at least 80% of the total course hours and actively participate in class activities will receive a Certificate of Completion upon completion of the course.

Develop conversational fluency, express opinions, narrate events, understand authentic audio, and write organized paragraphs and arguments.
This course is non-graded. Students who attend at least 80% of the total course hours and actively participate in class activities will receive a Certificate of Completion upon completion of the course.

Strengthen complex grammar, argumentation, comprehension of authentic documents, structured writing, and persuasive oral communication.
This course is non-graded. Students who attend at least 80% of the total course hours and actively participate in class activities will receive a Certificate of Completion upon completion of the course.

Focus on TEF/TCF task strategies, timed exercises, advanced vocabulary, oral expression, written expression, listening and reading comprehension, and full mock exams.
The learning outcomes outline what students can expect to achieve by the end of each course. However, achieving these outcomes may require additional time, consistent practice, repetition, and real-world application.
Estimated total duration: 44–56 weeks, depending on the student's starting level, attendance, independent study, and target score. These are suggested teaching durations, not guaranteed timelines or official TEF level equivalencies.