Course description

 General French course builds foundational skills in speaking, listening, reading, and writing across the CEFR levels (A1 to C2)

What will I learn?

  • Beginner (A1-A2): Outcome focuses on survival language. You will learn to introduce yourself, navigate daily situations (ordering food, shopping, asking for directions), and write simple messages or emails about routine activities
  • Intermediate (B1-B2): Outcome focuses on autonomy and expression. You will learn to participate in conversations, express opinions, handle everyday complications, understand authentic media (news, podcasts, films), and write structured texts
  • Advanced (C1-C2): Outcome focuses on fluency and nuance. You will be able to comprehend complex abstract literature, use idiomatic expressions fluently, and draft formal reports or arguments with native-like precision.
  • Cultural Competence: A deeper understanding of the traditions, social etiquette, and history of France and the broader Francophone world
  • Cognitive Enhancement: Improved critical thinking skills and the ability to draw comparisons between the structure of French and your native language.

Requirements

  • Internet
  • Laptop/Desktop

Frequently Asked Question

Courses are typically structured according to the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages). The scale runs from A1/A2 (Beginners) to B1/B2 (Intermediate) and C1/C2 (Advanced).

Yes, most schools require a brief written or oral placement test to ensure you are placed in a class that matches your current skills.

For English speakers, it takes roughly 550 to 600 hours of study to reach professional proficiency. With daily immersion, you can generally achieve basic conversational fluency in 6 to 12 months

Both formats are widely available. You can study at local institutions like the Alliance Française (with major branches in Accra and Kumasi) or use interactive online platforms

A standard general course involves 15 to 20 hours of classroom time per week, alongside personal study and homework

ou will cover basic pronunciation, practical vocabulary for daily life (shopping, travel, dining), and essential grammar structures.

General courses offer a balanced approach. They emphasize speaking and listening in real-world contexts while providing the grammar foundation required to form correct sentences

Many structured programs provide a certificate of completion for your resume or personal records.

Yes, general courses lay the groundwork for official proficiency exams like the DELF (Diplôme d'Études en Langue Française) or TCF (Test de Connaissance du Français)

Watt Fiedin Adams

I am a Ghanaian businessman living in Accra and father to Godstime Watt Fiedin. I am very passionate about Entrepreneurship and aim at creating jobs for the youth. I like teaching and creating teaching contents for others to use. Jesus is my Mentor and Inspiration.

I am a Ghanaian/American businessman living in Accra and father to Godstime Watt Fiedin.I am very passionate about Entrepreneurship and aim at creating jobs for the youth.I like teaching and creating teaching contents for others to use.Jesus is my Mentor and Inspiration. - 18 years of teaching experience in French Language.- 3 years in Economic Business- 3 years Certified Interpreter/Translator, World Vision International, Ghana, West Africa Region & Global Center- 2 years Certified Translator, HIPPO Transport Ltd.- 3 years of French/English book Authorship.- 1 year as President of the Online Linguistics Trainers Association, Ghana.- 3 years as Chief Executive Officer, WATT Group of Companies- Director, WATT E-School of Languages- President, Online Linguistics Trainers Association, Ghana- President, WATT Xpress Ltd.- Co-founder, Gallery Products Ghana Ltd.- CEO, WATT Publications Ltd.- Interpreter, Lausanne Movement- Co-founder, WATT E-School- C. E. O. / Founder - WATT Professional Studies LLC- Test Administrator (PSI & Pearson VUE)

GH₵100

GH₵300

Lectures

0

Skill level

Beginner

Expiry period

1 Months

Certificate

Yes

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