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French courses
Beginner French
DELF A1DELF A2
Course Highlights
- Grammar foundation
- Speaking practice
- Quizzes & workshops
- Study material
- Class Recordings
- Personal Attention
Student Stories & Results
ShreevidyaFranceClear explanations and flexible timings for A1 learning.
Khushboo
French A1 · Completed
For Kids & Teens
For Adults
Advanced French
DELF B1DELF B2
Course Highlights
- Advanced grammar
- Speaking fluency
- Writing practice
- DELF exam skills
- Class recordings
- Personal feedback
Student Stories & Results
SwatiCanadaStructured speaking and writing practice helped me progress through B2.
French Immigration
TEFTCF Canada
Course Highlights
- TEF / TCF strategy
- Speaking simulations
- Writing correction
- Listening practice
- Mock tests
- Personal feedback
Student Stories & Results
BikramjotCanadaFocused preparation and personal feedback helped me clear TEF Canada.
TEF Success Story
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TEF cleared
Bikramjot
School French
Classes 3–10
Course Highlights
- Syllabus support
- Weekly tests
- Study mentors
- Study material
Student Stories & Results
Ashvik A.IndiaScored 99 in French with guidance through Class 10.
French Results
100/100
FrenchCongratulations, Harshit!
CBSE Class 10
99/100
FrenchCongratulations, Ashvik!
CBSE Class 10
LearnTiger course guide
French Classes That Fit School, Exam and Immigration Goals
Students usually search for French classes for three different reasons: school marks, DELF levels, or TEF/TCF Canada preparation. LearnTiger keeps these paths separate so a Class 6 learner is not pushed into adult grammar drills, and a Canada PR learner is not asked to follow a school textbook pace.
Save up to 40% on French courses. Ask about eligibility and fees.
Before recommending a plan, the teacher can consider the learner’s age, present level, weekly availability and immediate goal. A school student may need textbook revision and writing accuracy, while a DELF learner needs balanced work across listening, reading, speaking and writing. Regular class recordings and guided practice also help families review progress between lessons without changing the pace of the live class.
Families can share upcoming test dates and difficult chapters so lessons stay relevant, measurable and connected to current priorities.
French tuition can support kids, teens and adults with different learning goals. School learners can share their syllabus and assessment dates, while adult learners can discuss everyday communication, work, DELF preparation or their next French level. The teacher can recommend a suitable course and pace for the learner's age, current level, goals and available practice time.
Live lessons can combine speaking, listening, reading and writing with vocabulary and grammar practice. Short exercises between classes and feedback on mistakes help learners recognise progress and decide what to practise next. School tuition, adult French and exam preparation remain distinct course options.
During a free demo, discuss your learning goal, preferred timings and individual or small-group format before choosing a course. Ask our team about course eligibility and fees.
What students usually look for
- French classes online
- French tutor
- French tuition
- French language course
- DELF A1 A2 B1 B2
- TEF Canada
- TCF Canada
How the classes are planned
- School French tuition for CBSE, ICSE, IB, IGCSE and state boards
- DELF A1, A2, B1 and B2 preparation with speaking and writing practice
- TEF/TCF Canada coaching with listening, reading, writing and speaking drills
- Live online French tutor support, worksheets, mock practice and feedback
Common questions
Which French course should I choose first?
School students should start with their class syllabus. Adults and beginners usually start with A1 French, while Canada immigration learners should ask for TEF or TCF preparation.
Do you teach French speaking as well as grammar?
Yes. The classes combine grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, listening and guided speaking so learners can use French in exams and real conversations.
Can I prepare for TEF or TCF Canada online?
The TEF/TCF course plan can be discussed for Canada-focused goals, including exam format practice, mock-style sessions and skill-wise feedback where suitable.
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