Frequently asked questions

LesFritesFolles offers structured learning from Beginner French Course, Intermediate French Course to DELF/TEF/TCF Canada exam preparation, making it suitable for beginners as well as learners who already have a foundation in French.

Yes. LesFritesFolles provides live online French classes that you can attend from anywhere in Belgium with a stable internet connection.

Yes. The Beginner French Course in Belgium is designed for learners with little or no previous knowledge of French and focuses on building a strong language foundation.

Yes. The Intermediate French Course in Belgium is suitable for learners with basic French knowledge who want to improve their grammar, vocabulary, fluency, speaking, and listening skills.

Yes. Learners can prepare for French language exams such as DELF, TEF, and TCF Canada through structured lessons, practice activities, and exam-focused guidance.

Yes. Online learning options make it easier for professionals to develop their French skills while managing work and other daily commitments.

Absolutely. Beginners can start with the A1 level and gradually develop their vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar, and conversational abilities.

Interactive lessons provide opportunities to practise conversations, pronunciation, listening, vocabulary, and everyday French in a structured learning environment.

If you are new to French, A1/A2 (Beginner classes) is a suitable starting point. Learners who already understand basic French can consider the B1/B2 (Intermediate Classes).

Yes. LesFritesFolles offers focused French Exam Preparation in Belgium to help learners practise relevant language skills, understand exam formats, and build confidence before their test.

LesFritesFolles offers structured A1 and A2 French courses designed to help beginners develop essential vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, and communication skills.

Yes. You can attend live online French classes from anywhere in Canada with a reliable internet connection.

Yes. The A1/A2 program is suitable for complete beginners and learners with limited prior knowledge of French.

Yes. The B1/B2 course helps learners strengthen their grammar, vocabulary, speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills.

Yes. You can prepare for DELF, TEF, and TCF Canada through structured lessons, practice exercises, and exam-focused guidance.

Yes. LesFritesFolles provides live online sessions that encourage active participation and practical French communication.

Yes. Recorded live sessions and self-paced learning options make it easier to fit French lessons around your existing schedule.

Interactive lessons provide regular opportunities to practise conversations, pronunciation, listening, vocabulary, and real-life communication.

Beginners can start with A1/A2, while learners who already have a foundation in French can progress through B1/B2 based on their current skills.

Yes. LesFritesFolles offers TCF Canada preparation with focused practice and guidance to help learners become familiar with the exam requirements and format.

LesFritesFolles offers structured online French courses for beginners, covering A1 and A2 levels with live, interactive lessons.

Yes. You can join live online French classes from anywhere in Switzerland with a stable internet connection and a suitable device.

Yes. The B1 and B2 levels help learners improve their vocabulary, grammar, speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills.

Absolutely. The A1 beginner level is designed for learners with little or no prior knowledge of French.

Yes. Learners can prepare for DELF, TEF, and TCF Canada with structured lessons, targeted practice, and exam-focused guidance.

Yes. LesFritesFolles provides live online French classes through Zoom, allowing students to learn interactively from home.

Yes. Recorded class sessions allow you to review lessons at a convenient time if work, studies, or other commitments affect your schedule.

Live lessons provide opportunities to practise conversations, listening, pronunciation, vocabulary, and everyday French in an interactive setting.

Your ideal level depends on your current French knowledge. Beginners can start with A1/A2, while learners with existing knowledge can progress through B1/B2.

Yes. You can prepare online with exam-focused lessons, practice materials, and guidance designed to help you become familiar with the test format and requirements.

LesFritesFolles offers structured Beginner French Courses online, starting from A1. The lessons focus on essential vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, speaking, and everyday French communication.

Yes. You can learn French online from anywhere in France through live, interactive classes. The courses are suitable for people living, working, studying, or settling in France.

Yes. The beginner French course is designed for learners with little or no previous knowledge of French and provides a step-by-step introduction to the language.

Yes. LesFritesFolles provides guidance from experienced French teachers through interactive online lessons, helping learners improve their speaking, listening, vocabulary, grammar, and overall communication skills.

Yes. Along with beginner French courses, LesFritesFolles offers learning pathways for intermediate and advanced learners who want to strengthen their fluency, grammar, vocabulary, and conversational French.

Yes. The online French classes include interactive speaking and listening activities, helping learners practise using French in practical, real-life situations rather than focusing only on grammar.

Yes. LesFritesFolles offers online DELF preparation with guidance on exam sections, speaking and writing tasks, listening and reading practice, vocabulary, grammar, and exam strategies.

Yes. Learners can prepare for the TEF and TCF Canada through structured online French exam preparation focused on the skills and formats required for the respective tes

Online French lessons can help you develop the communication skills needed for everyday situations such as speaking with neighbours, handling appointments, interacting at shops and services, and communicating at work or school.

LesFritesFolles combines live interactive classes, structured A1 to B2 learning pathways, practical French practice, recordings, study resources, and DELF, TEF, and TCF preparation to create a flexible online learning experience.

LesFritesFolles offers French exam preparation for DELF, TEF, and TCF Canada. The training focuses on exam formats, timed practice, speaking and writing skills, vocabulary, strategies, and personalized feedback to help you prepare for your target exam.

DELF is a lifetime diploma recognized worldwide for proving your French level, while TEF and TCF Canada are timed proficiency tests mainly used for Canadian immigration, PR, and citizenship applications. Each has a different format, scoring system, and validity period, so the right one depends on your goal.

For Canadian immigration through Express Entry, you'll typically need TEF Canada or TCF Canada, since both are accepted for CRS points and language proof, unlike DELF which isn't used for PR scoring.

DELF is valid for life once you pass it, unlike TEF and TCF Canada scores, which are only valid for a limited period (usually around 2 years) for immigration purposes.

Most learners need 2 to 3 months of focused preparation if they're already close to the required level, though this depends on your current French proficiency and how many hours you can dedicate weekly.

Yes, our exam prep course includes mock tests in the actual exam format with detailed evaluation, so you get used to the timing, structure, and scoring criteria before your real exam.

Each exam has its own passing threshold and scoring scale, DELF requires a minimum score in each of the four skills, while TEF and TCF Canada use points-based scales tied to Canadian language benchmarks (NCLC). LesFritesFolles helps you target the specific score your goal requires.

You can prepare from home with LesFritesFolles online French exam preparation classes, structured study materials, mock exams, timed practice, and personalized feedback. Live online lessons can help you understand the exam format, practice speaking and writing, and develop effective strategies for the DELF, TEF, or TCF Canada

Yes, personalized feedback on your speaking and writing responses is a core part of our exam prep course, since these are the sections where most candidates lose avoidable marks.

An online French exam preparation course can include live Zoom classes, study materials, class recordings, mock tests, individual corrections, vocabulary practice, time-management strategies, model answers, templates, and exam-format exercises. LesFritesFolles combines these elements with an exam-focused approach for DELF, TEF, and TCF preparation .

You should generally be close to the level required for your target exam (typically B1 or B2) before joining exam-specific prep, since it focuses on exam strategy rather than building French from scratch, we offer a free level check to confirm you're ready.

An intermediate French course is designed for learners who already understand basic French and want to improve their speaking, listening, reading, writing, grammar, and vocabulary. LesFritesFolles intermediate French courses are designed for absolute beginners, travellers, students, professionals and language Hobbyists.

It depends on your batch type: a fast-track course takes about 1 to 1.5 months, an intensive course takes 2.5 to 3 months, and a weekend batch takes around 4 months. You can choose the pace that fits your schedule when booking.

Yes, most learners starting from A2 can realistically reach B2 within a year with consistent classes. The exact timeline depends on how many hours you study per week and whether you choose intensive or weekend batches.

Yes, every Intermediate live class is recorded so you can rewatch it anytime, and you also get access to study guides, exercises, and vocabulary resources to support your learning between sessions.

Yes, our B1 and B2 french courses are structured to align with the DELF exam format, covering all four skills - listening, reading, writing, and speaking, the way they're tested in the actual exam.

Yes, we conduct mock exams as part of our intensive courses so you can practice under real exam conditions and identify areas to improve before your actual DELF/TEF/TCF exam.

Our intensive batches focus on real-time speaking practice from session one, with live correction, role-plays, and conversation drills that build the fluency textbooks alone can't teach.

Your appropriate level depends on your current French skills. B1 is suitable if you can understand basic French and communicate about familiar topics but need more confidence and fluency. B2 is better if you can already hold conversations and understand French reasonably well but want to discuss complex topics, use more nuanced vocabulary, and communicate more naturally.

Yes, one-on-one sessions are available for learners who want personalized attention alongside or instead of group batches, reach out to us to discuss a custom plan.

Yes. LesFritesFolles offers live online intermediate French classes through Zoom, allowing students to learn French from home while participating in interactive lessons, speaking activities, listening exercises, and structured practice.

Yes. Learners who have completed A1/A2 French or have equivalent knowledge can progress to an intermediate French course. The B1 level helps strengthen everyday communication, grammar, vocabulary, and speaking confidence before progressing toward B2.

It depends on the schedule of the batch . If it’s a fast track course it might take 1 or 1.5 months . If it’s an intensive course it takes 2.5 to 3 months . If it’s a weekend batch it takes 4 months .

Yes , you can reach B2 in 8-12 months depending on your consistency .

Yes , we provide all the class recordings and study materials .

All payment facilities are mentioned on the website for that Particular course .

Yes our study materials and course structure are designed as per the Delf exam .

Yes , at the end of the course mock examinations will be conducted and mark sheets certification would be provided for the same

We take regular speaking activities and our classes are very interactive and all the major conversations take place in French .

Yes , all the payment options are available on the website .

No , there are only group sessions

All the trainer details are mentioned with the course details for that particular batch

You can contact us on WhatsApp to avail a free French level test

Our self paced courses are for individuals who cannot attend live sessions due to prior commitments

There are speaking and conversation classes . All the details are available on the website .

Key Responsibilities Deliver structured online French language training for A1–B2 levels Conduct regular student evaluations and provide feedback Monitor student progress and support their learning journey Collaborate with the academic team on curriculum planning Participate in training sessions and academic meetings Requirements BA or MA in FLE, DUFLE, or equivalent qualification Minimum French level DELF B2 (DALF C1 preferred) At least 1 year of experience teaching French (A1–B2) Experience preparing students for DELF or TEF examinations Familiarity with Zoom / Google Meet and digital teaching tools

No, our beginner course is designed for absolute beginners. We start from the basics - alphabet, pronunciation, and everyday vocabulary, so you can join with zero prior knowledge of French.

Our A1 to A2 course takes around 1 to 2 months with consistent classes, though the exact duration depends on how many sessions you attend per week and your own pace of learning.

A1 covers the very basics like greetings, introducing yourself, and simple sentences. A2 builds on this with everyday topics like shopping, routines, and short conversations, helping you communicate more independently.

Yes, our A2 + B1 course is structured to align with DELF A1/A2 requirements, so you'll be exam-ready if you choose to take the certification later.

We offer both - live interactive classes with a certified teacher, and self-paced recorded courses you can complete on your own schedule.

Our live classes are kept small so every student gets personal attention and enough speaking practice during each session.

Absolutely. Our online format is built specifically for beginners, with structured lessons, live correction, and practical speaking practice - no prior classroom experience needed.

By A2, you'll be able to hold basic conversations, talk about your daily life, handle simple real-world situations like ordering food or asking directions, and understand slow, clear French.

Yes, you'll get access to vocabulary e-books, practice exercises, and recorded sessions to reinforce what you learn in class.

Not at all. French follows clear patterns, and with the right structured guidance like the one we provide - most beginners find it very approachable, especially starting with practical, everyday vocabulary.