Learn French for Canada PR, study and careers.
French test scores can add points to your profile. Many learners aim for B1 to B2.
Build the level you need for university admission and daily life.
Useful for roles with French-speaking clients and international teams.
Start from zero and learn to speak, listen, read and write step by step.
Start at your level and move up one step at a time. Durations are typical estimates and depend on your starting point and practice.
After this level: Introduce yourself, ask simple questions and use everyday phrases.
After this level: Talk about your routine, shopping and travel, and write short messages.
After this level: Handle work and travel situations, describe experiences and give opinions.
After this level: Discuss work and study topics fluently. A common target for TEF and TCF Canada.
After this level: Express yourself fluently and precisely for university and professional life.
After this level: Go into the exam knowing the format, with a clear plan for your target score.
Check which test and score your immigration, university or employer requires before you book. Exam fees are paid separately to the exam body.
A French test used for Canadian immigration applications. Covers speaking, listening, reading and writing.
Another French test accepted for Canadian immigration. We help you compare it with the TEF.
Diplomas awarded by the French Ministry of Education, widely used for study and work.
The advanced French diploma, often used for university and professional goals.
Steady progress with short daily classes.
Popular with working professionals.
For busy weekdays and college students.
For a visa, job or exam deadline.
Fill the form or WhatsApp us with your goal.
A short free test tells us where you should start, so you do not repeat what you know.
Live classes with speaking, listening, reading, writing and homework.
Mock tests and feedback before your exam, interview or move.
Pay one level at a time. Exam fees are paid separately to the exam body.
| Level | Duration | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| A1 · Beginner | ~2 months | Ask us |
| A2 · Elementary | ~2 months | Ask us |
| B1 · Intermediate | ~3 months | Ask us |
| B2 · Upper intermediate | ~3 months | Ask us |
| C1 · Advanced | ~4 months | Ask us |
| Exam · TEF / TCF / DELF prep | Ask us | Ask us |
French. Under Canada's Express Entry system, French test results (TEF Canada or TCF Canada) can add points to your profile, and there are special draws for French speakers. Many learners aim for B1 to B2.
Both are accepted for Canadian immigration. The right choice depends on your preference, test centre availability and the latest rules, which we help you check.
It depends on your goal and the points or admission level you need. Take the free level test and we will suggest a starting batch and a target level.
You get a NextLeap course completion certificate for each level. Official certificates come from the exam bodies, such as Goethe-Institut, France Éducation international (TEF, TCF, DELF) and IDP or British Council (IELTS). We prepare you for these exams; the exam fee is paid separately to the exam centre.
Yes. Beginner batches start from zero. If you already know some of the language, take the free level test and we will place you in the right batch.
Weekday morning, weekday evening and weekend batches, so you can learn around college or office hours. Fast-track and one-to-one options are also available.
Live classes are recorded, so you can watch later and catch up before the next class.
Yes. The demo class and level test are both free. You do not need to pay anything to book them.
Book a free live demo class and level test. No payment needed.