Language levels from A1 to C2: your path to independence
Each level has a clear purpose: making first contact, consolidating the foundations, beginning to interact spontaneously and then gradually expanding what you can do.
Language levels describe the different stages of your progress. Each level has a clear purpose: making first contact, consolidating the foundations, beginning to interact spontaneously and gradually expanding what you can do in everyday, academic and professional situations.
The essential milestone: the beginning of independence
Level A2 opens the door to independence. The learner begins to manage many simple exchanges in everyday, academic or professional situations without constant assistance.
With a solid A2 level, followed by A2+, this independence becomes more stable. The learner can interact more spontaneously, answer, ask questions, react to the other person and continue an exchange without constantly needing help.
Each level prepares you for the next
Effective progress is not about collecting certificates. Each stage must develop the skills you need to move confidently towards the next one.
Your first social contact
Greeting people, introducing yourself, getting to know someone, understanding very simple information and beginning your first exchanges. A1 is not limited to a few sentences learned by heart: it establishes the first foundations of the language and already prepares you for the next stage.
Consolidating your skills to move forward
Vocabulary, structures and automatic responses become more reliable. A well-developed A1+ level prevents the learner from continually starting again with the same basic content and genuinely prepares them to enter level A2.
Beginning to act independently
The learner can request and provide information, explain a need, talk about everyday life, understand the main points and participate actively in familiar conversations. They begin to use the language independently.
A2.
Beginning to act independently
The learner can request and provide information, explain a need, talk about everyday life, understand the main points and participate actively in familiar conversations. They begin to use the language independently.
Stabilising your independence
Exchanges become more spontaneous. The learner can hold a dialogue, react, ask questions, rephrase and maintain an interaction in most common situations without continually depending on the patience or help of the other person.
Expanding your independence
The learner can describe an experience, explain a project, defend a simple idea, solve a wider range of practical problems and participate more freely in personal or professional exchanges.
Communicating with greater precision
The learner understands more complex exchanges, develops arguments, adapts their register more effectively and communicates with increasing ease in social, academic and professional contexts.
Advanced and flexible command
The language can be used flexibly, precisely and appropriately in demanding situations. The learner understands nuances, organises complex ideas and expresses themselves with a high degree of freedom.
A horizon of highly advanced command
C2 does not mean knowing every word, expression or specialised field. It represents a very high degree of comprehension, precision and flexibility — not an impossible state of absolute perfection.
How the course guides you towards independence
Clearly guided progression
You know where you are, which skills you are developing and why each activity is important for reaching the next stage.
Active interaction
Lesson time is used to understand, speak, ask questions, react and interact. You do not remain a spectator during a long explanation: you gradually begin to use the language yourself.
Meaningful repetition
Essential structures reappear in different situations. This active repetition supports long-term memory, turns basic structures into automatic responses and gradually frees your spoken language.
Personal support
The pace, exercises and explanations are adapted to your progress. You receive precise feedback on what you are doing well, what still needs to be consolidated and what the next steps are.
A coherent learning path between lessons
Live teaching and guided online activities complement each other. Digital tools do not replace the teacher: they help you repeat, prepare and consolidate what you have learned more effectively.
Understand and discover
New words, structures and situations are introduced clearly and connected with what you already know.
Repeat and consolidate
Guided exercises, quizzes, audio activities and repetition help reinforce your knowledge between lessons.
Reuse the language spontaneously
During lessons, you reactivate what you have learned in new dialogues and situations that are close to real life.
The standard format: 30 hours of lessons and 15 hours of guided study
Live sessions focus on explanation, interaction, listening and speaking. Online activities allow you to repeat, prepare for upcoming lessons and gradually develop solid automatic responses.
Your first goal should be to reach level A2+
The aim is to gradually give you the means to use your new language independently. Your teacher supports you until you are able to communicate on your own.
At this stage, at level A2+, you are able to enter a conversation, interact spontaneously and continue the exchange without constantly depending on your conversation partner’s help. This is the beginning of independence in your new language.
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