Intermediate French lessons (B1-B2)
You understand the gist but get stuck speaking, or on the nuances? The intermediate level is where you gain fluency and precision. With a native teacher, you work on conversation, past and future tenses, building arguments, and fixing the mistakes that have crept in.
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- Understand the gist of a conversation, podcast or article
- Express yourself clearly on a range of topics, give opinions and argue a point
- Talk fluently about past events and future plans
- Write structured texts (professional email, letter, report)
- Cope with most situations while travelling or at work
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For you if you have the basics (A2 done) and want to speak fluently, without searching for words, and prepare for an exam like DELF B1 or B2.
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Going from B1 to B2 takes on average 100â150 hours of lessons, complemented by listening and reading on your own.
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How do I know I'm really intermediate?
You understand everyday conversation and can get by speaking, but nuance, tenses and fluency are missing. A free level test places you precisely.
Can I prepare for DELF B1 or B2?
Yes. The intermediate level is exactly the DELF B1/B2 target. Your teacher can steer lessons towards the exam tasks.
How do I break the intermediate plateau?
By speaking a lot, correcting fossilised mistakes and growing your vocabulary. That's the whole point of one-to-one lessons: personalised feedback every session.