Online French school · A1 to B2

Speak French with confidence.

Live online lessons with expert teachers, built on the official CEFR levels. Start from your very first bonjour and progress, step by step, all the way to fluent B2 French.
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Courses

Four levels, one clear path

Our courses follow the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR), the international standard behind the DELF, TCF and TEF exams. Every level has a clear goal, so you always know where you are and what comes next.

A1 · Beginner

First steps

Introduce yourself, order in a café, ask for directions and understand simple everyday French.

≈ 12 weeks · ≈ 60 guided hours

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A2 · Elementary

Everyday ease

Talk about your past, make plans, and handle shopping, travel and appointments with growing ease.

≈ 14 weeks · ≈ 80 guided hours

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B1 · Intermediate

Real independence

Hold real conversations, give your opinion, tell stories and cope with most situations at work or abroad.

≈ 20 weeks · ≈ 120 guided hours

 Explore B1

B2 · Upper intermediate

Fluent & nuanced

Debate, argue and understand native speakers on complex topics. The level for work, university and exams.

≈ 24 weeks · ≈ 150 guided hours

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Our teachers

Taught by experts, not apps

Real progress comes from real conversation. Every Millywise teacher is a qualified French language specialist who knows how adults learn and how to keep you speaking.

  • Trained in teaching French as a foreign language (FLE)
  • Native or near-native French with clear pronunciation
  • Experienced in DELF, TCF and TEF exam preparation
  • Matched to your level, goals and schedule
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Why Millywise

Everything you need to actually speak French

01

Speaking from lesson one

At least half of every lesson is spent speaking. You build confidence by using French, not just studying it.

02

A clear CEFR roadmap

Each level has defined goals and can-do statements, so your progress is visible and measurable.

03

Lessons that fit your week

Mornings, evenings or weekends. Learn from anywhere, on a schedule built around your life.

04

Materials included

Lesson notes, vocabulary lists, audio and exercises are shared after every class.

05

Regular progress checks

Short reviews at the end of each module show what you've mastered and what to focus on next.

06

Exam-ready preparation

Preparing for DELF, TCF or TEF? We train you on real exam formats, timing and strategy.

Ways to learn

Choose the format that fits your life

Most flexible

Private 1-to-1

Your own teacher and a fully personalised programme, at exactly your pace.

  • 50-minute live video lessons
  • A schedule that adapts to you
  • Focused on your personal goals
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Most social

Small groups

Learn alongside motivated classmates at your exact level. More voices, more practice.

  • Small classes for real speaking time
  • A fixed weekly timetable
  • Groups for every level, A1 to B2
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Fastest progress

Intensive & exams

Concentrated programmes for real deadlines: a move abroad, a new job or an upcoming exam.

  • Several lessons per week
  • DELF, TCF and TEF training
  • Mock exams with detailed feedback
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How it works

From first call to first conversation

Step 1

Take the level test

A free 5-minute online test gives you a first idea of where you stand.

Step 2

Book a free call

Chat with a teacher for 20 minutes to confirm your level and talk about your goals.

Step 3

Get your plan

We recommend a format, a schedule and a level path designed around you.

Step 4

Start speaking

Join your first live lesson and start making real progress straight away.

Questions

Good to know

The essentials before your first lesson. More answers on our FAQ page.
Do I need any French to start?

Not at all. Our A1 course starts from zero, with clear explanations and plenty of support. If you learned some French years ago, the level test and free call will place you correctly.
How are the lessons delivered?

All lessons are live on video with your teacher. You just need a computer or tablet, a stable internet connection and ideally headphones.
How long does it take to reach B2?

It depends on your starting point and how often you study. As a guide, a complete beginner taking around four hours of lessons a week typically needs 18 months to 2 years to reach B2.
How do I enroll?

Book a free call through our contact page. After the call, we email you a personalised plan with your level, format, schedule and enrollment details.

Free placement call

Your French journey starts with one conversation

Twenty minutes with a teacher. No payment, no pressure, just a clear plan for your next step.
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