The A2 level in the French language refers to the elementary or intermediate stage of language proficiency.

It is the 2nd level in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) and signifies the most basic level of competency in the language.

At the A2 level, learners typically acquire intermediate skills in listening, speaking, reading, grammar and writing in French. And students can pass DELF A2 exam in their first attempt.

• Course Duration: 40 - 45 hours (40 - 45 classes in 2 to 2.5 months)
• Course Format: Live classes on zoom app with recording access
• Target Audience: This course is for A1 level students
• Certification: After this course, you will be certified and will be awarded with A2 level certificate.

Here’s what you can typically expect at the A2 level:

At the A2 level with Fluent Fast Academy in French, you can typically expect to build upon the foundation established in the A1 level. Here's what you might encounter:

1. Expanded Vocabulary: You'll continue to learn new vocabulary related to everyday situations, such as shopping, hobbies, travel, etc. This will help you express yourself more fluently in a wider range of topics.

2. Grammar: You'll delve deeper into grammar concepts, including verb tenses (present, past, future), pronouns, prepositions, and basic sentence structures. Focus might also be placed on irregular verbs and more complex sentence constructions.

3. Conversations: There will be more emphasis on speaking and listening comprehension. You'll practice holding simple conversations, asking and answering questions about familiar topics, and giving opinions.

4. Reading and Writing: You'll improve your reading comprehension skills by working with short texts, articles, and simple stories. Writing tasks may involve composing emails, letters, or short narratives.

5. Cultural Insights: You might explore cultural aspects of French-speaking countries, such as traditions, customs, and social norms. This helps deepen your understanding of the language in its cultural context.

6. Interactive Activities: Classes may involve group discussions, role-playing scenarios, games, and other interactive activities to enhance learning and keep engagement high.

7. Listening Comprehension: You'll listen to recordings of native speakers at a slightly faster pace than in the A1 level, training your ear to understand spoken French more effectively.

8. Exams and Assessments: You may have periodic assessments to gauge your progress, including quizzes, tests, or oral presentations. These help track your development and identify areas for improvement.

Overall, at the A2 level, you'll be moving from basic to more intermediate proficiency in French, gradually gaining confidence in your ability to communicate in a variety of everyday situations.

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