Lunchtime French Course Bell Switzerland

Overview

On the Lunchtime French Course from Bell Switzerland you will be given access to your own digital learning environment. All your learning resources, teacher notes, interactive exercises and progress data are all personalised to you.

You may be asked to upload homework, contribute to group discussions, or receive direct audio feedback from your teachers. You will also be able to interact with your other classmates, and carry on practising your skills virtually!

The lunchtime French Course is offered for different language levels:

• General French – Level A1 (A1.1 / A1.2)

Target: Beginners and false beginners, new arrivals, or long-time residents of Geneva.

Focus: Basic communication in daily situations.

Content: Learn to construct basic sentences and understand common expressions.

Format:

2 sessions of 45 hours each (A1.1 and A1.2).

Completion validates CEFR A1 level.

• General French – Level A2 (A2.1 / A2.2)

Audience: Learners with a basic foundation in French.

Goal: Improve communication in common situations.

Content: Development of grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation.

Format:

2 sessions of 45 hours each (A2.1 and A2.2).

Completion validates CEFR A2 level

• General French – Level B1 (B1.1 / B1.2)

Audience: Intermediate learners aiming to gain fluency.

Goal: Deepen linguistic and cultural knowledge.

Content: Improve communication in social and professional contexts.

Format:

2 sessions of 45 hours each (B1.1 and B1.2).

Completion validates CEFR B1 level.

• French B2 – DELF B2 Preparation

Audience: Advanced learners preparing for the DELF B2 exam.

Goal: Comprehensive exam preparation.

Content: Practise all exam components with expert guidance.

Format:

45 hours of targeted preparation.

Suitable for learners at B2 level.

• General French – Level C1 (C1.1 / C1.2)

Audience: Learners aiming for complete language mastery.

Goal: Express yourself precisely in complex situations.

Content: Fine-tune linguistic and cultural skills.

Format: 2 sessions of 45 hours each (C1.1 and C1.2).

Completion validates CEFR C1 level.

• French C1 – DALF C1 Preparation

Audience: Advanced learners preparing for the DALF C1 exam.

Goal: Excel in all aspects of this demanding exam.

Content: Advanced techniques for written and oral comprehension and expression.

Format:

45 hours of rigorous preparation.

Suitable for learners at C1 level.