Level B1
French level B1
Level B1 moves from describing to making a case. You talk about your background, your work and your plans, you give advice, you follow the news and you begin to persuade. Ten modules, 20 lessons, a first edition.
The levels name what each part of the course teaches. They are not diplomas. The course publishes 123 lessons and 784 vocabulary cards across the whole path, 20 of those lessons at B2. That is enough to work on the structures and the discourse of each level; it is not the volume of vocabulary and exposure an official exam assumes. A first edition, figures measured on 19 September 2026.
What you can do at the end
- Describe your background and talk about your work.
- Give advice and frame a hypothesis.
- Understand a news article and report what matters in it.
- Defend a proposal with two or three arguments.
The modules of this level
- A personal journey
- Working life
- Possible plans
- Relationships and advice
- Handling everyday problems
- Travel and experience
- Understanding the news
- Choosing and consuming
- Health and balance
- Narrating and persuading
Who this level is for
For anyone who has completed A2 and wants to move from narrative to argument.