French Foundations
8 lessons · A1
Alphabet, articles, greetings, prepositions, être and aller
47 structured lessons, native video and audio, and a certificate at the end. Built for complete beginners.47 beginner-friendly lessons with video, audio, and a certificate on completion. No prior French needed.

Nigeria borders four francophone countries. French is the second most useful language you can hold.
Benin, Niger, Chad and Cameroon are on the border, and francophone business runs in French, not English.
Bilingual remote roles pay a premium, and the applicant pool is far smaller.Bilingual remote roles in support, sales and translation pay a premium, and the applicant pool is far smaller.
DELF B1 is the level most French-speaking universities and immigration routes ask for.
Structured lessons, native audio, and real exam practice.Structured lessons, native audio, and real exam practice — in one place.
Six modules from the alphabet to B1 grammar, each ending in an assessment you must pass.Six modules taking you from the alphabet to B1 grammar, each ending in an assessment you must pass to move on.
Video dialogues with subtitles and audio drills recorded by native speakers.Every module has video dialogues with subtitles and audio drills recorded by native speakers at natural speed.
Finish all six modules and sit the DELF B1 mock exams.Finish all six modules and sit the DELF B1 mock exams. Your certificate records the level you actually reached.
One module a fortnight, each gated by an assessment.One module a fortnight. Each one gated by an assessment, so nothing is half-learned.
A short video or diagram, then the rule in plain English.Each lesson opens with a short video or diagram, then the rule in plain English.
Flip cards, drag-and-drop, gap-fills and audio drills inside the lesson.Flip cards, drag-and-drop, gap-fills and audio drills — in the lesson, not bolted on after.
Six questions. 75% to unlock the next module. Unlimited retakes.Six questions at the end of each module. 75% to unlock the next one. Unlimited retakes.
Four DELF B1 papers you can repeat until exam day.
Six modules, 47 lessons, four months. Nothing hidden until you pay.
Alphabet, articles, greetings, prepositions, être and aller
8 lessons · A1
8 lessons · A1
Avoir, negation, -ER verbs, professions, nationalities, telling the time
11 lessons · A1–A2
11 lessons · A1–A2
Beyond ne…pas, near future, demonstratives, the passé composé
10 lessons · A2
10 lessons · A2
Object pronouns, reflexive verbs, simple future, subjunctive, imperfect
9 lessons · A2–B1
9 lessons · A2–B1
Longer audio, authentic texts, your first full written production
4 lessons · B1
4 lessons · B1
Exam technique and one lesson per paper, then the mock exams
5 lessons · B1
5 lessons · B1
Every grammar explanation, every audio drill and every mock paper was written by one tutor. She records the pronunciation videos herself, so the mouth you are copying is the mouth that made the lesson.Every grammar explanation, every audio drill and every mock paper on 4mois was written by one tutor — not assembled from stock content. She records the pronunciation videos herself, so the mouth you are copying is the mouth that made the lesson.
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Learners who started at zero and sat the DELF B1.Learners who started at zero and sat the DELF B1. Hear it from them.
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Lesson 1.1 covers the alphabet and the é / è sounds. Waitlist members see it first.
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