French Language Course for Beginners (A0 Level)
Bonjour! Ready to start your journey into the French language? Whether you’re learning for travel, work, or passion, Eton Institute’s French Language Course for Beginners (A0 Level) is the perfect place to begin.
Designed for adults with little to no prior knowledge of French, this introductory course helps you communicate confidently in everyday situations — from greetings to ordering at a café in Paris.
📍 Available in: Dubai | Abu Dhabi | Online
Our Methodology
At Eton Institute, we help you learn French step by step, combining communication and comprehension from the very first lesson.
You’ll experience:
🎭 Role Plays & Dialogues: Practice everyday conversations in real contexts.
🗣️ Pronunciation & Listening: Develop an ear for native French sounds and rhythm.
📖 Reading & Writing: Build confidence reading short texts, menus, and messages.
🌍 International Standards: Track your progress through CEFR levels recognized worldwide.
📘 Course Overview: French A0 Level
Course Duration:
22.5 Hours (Group Classes)
Target Audience:
Adults and beginners with no prior knowledge of French.
Learning Outcomes:
By the end of the course, you will be able to:
Introduce yourself and share personal details.
Talk about your work, hobbies, and family.
Express preferences and opinions.
Recognize basic French grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation.
🗂️ Course Content
Unit 1: Je suis… (I am…)
Focus: Introductions, personal information, and nationalities.
Skills Developed:
Learn the French alphabet, numbers, and countries.
Use simple dialogues to introduce yourself and ask basic questions.
Talk about your name, age, and hobbies.
Methodology: Audio/video samples, pronunciation practice, and self-assessment activities.
Unit 2: Près de moi (Near Me)
Focus: Describing locations, professions, and surroundings.
Skills Developed:
Read and write short texts about workplaces and leisure activities.
Learn articles, ER verbs, and possessive adjectives.
Talk about your colleagues, address, and city.
Methodology: Role plays, grammar drills, and interactive exercises.
Unit 3: Qu’est-ce qu’on mange? (What Do We Eat?)
Focus: Food, dining, and shopping vocabulary.
Skills Developed:
Read menus and shopping lists.
Practice ordering food and asking for prices.
Learn verbs ending in -ir, singular/plural forms, and quantities.
Methodology: Simulated café dialogues, listening practice, and group activities.
Assessments
To ensure steady progress, learners receive:
Continuous feedback from instructors.
Unit assessments using flashcards, listening, and role-play.
Final progress test at the end of the course.
Start Learning French Today!
French is not just a language — it’s a bridge to culture, cuisine, and international opportunities.
With Eton Institute’s expert trainers, flexible schedules, and practical approach, you’ll gain the skills to speak French with confidence in no time.