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The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages CEFR
European Credit Transfer System - ECTS

Levels & Validations:

At the beginning of each session, students take a placement test (oral and written) to define their level.At the beginning of each session, students take a placement test (oral and written) to define their level.

Level A.1.1 (beginner)

Discovering and practicing grammar, vocabulary and phonetic basics.
Starting to express yourself in every-day-life situations.
12 hours/week minimum of general French language.

Levels A1/A2/A2+ (Elementary1, 2 and 3)

Acquiring grammar structures and basic vocabulary.
Knowing how to express yourself in every-day-life situations.

Niveaux B1/B1+ (Intermediate 1,2)

Developing spoken and written skills (comprehension and production) in language, communication and culture.
Learning how to express one’s ideas and to argue.

Niveaux B2/B2+ (Intermediate 3, Advanced 1)

Systematic review of knowledge and skills in language and communication.
Developing skills of presentation.

Niveaux C1/C2 (Advanced 2, Superior)

Developing skills necessary to the practice of spoken and written presentation, debate, synthetic writing and commentary.

European Credit Transfer System - ECTS

European students: Thanks to this system, you can validate your ILCF programme in your home university and obtain credits for your degree course.