T401
Prerequisite: A2.2 Intermediate Teens - Part 6 (T306) or placement test

This session is the very first of B1 Independent for Teens. During those 15 hours of class, the students will discover the world of fiction, both in literature and video games.

Grammar Content:
- Situate in time
- Reported speech
- Cause & consequence

Textbook: Explore 4, Unit 1
Registration fee (AF Member) is valid for one year and can enjoy the benefits equivalent to an AF Ordinary member.

Pace: Each lesson = 1h30

Summer Intensive French for Teens (T401, T402, T403) — 5 weeks / 40 hours (intra-curricular)

Step into a new world: boost your fluency, refine your accuracy, and explore real-life French. This focused 40-hour summer program is tailored for teens who have completed the A2 curriculum and serves as an entry into the B1 level. Offered across three progressive modules (T401, T402, T403), it combines communicative practice, task-based projects, and authentic materials to prepare learners for more independent use of the language.

Pace: Each lesson = 2h30

T402
Prerequisite: B1.1 Independent Teens - Part 1 (T401) or placement test

This session is the very first of B1 Independent for Teens. During those 15 hours of class, the students will talk about the rules of law, human rights and safety.

Grammar Content:
- l'obligation et l'interdiction
- the formal register
- le subjonctif
- "chacun", "certain", aucun"

Textbook: Explore 4, Unit 2
Registration fee (AF Member) is valid for one year and can enjoy the benefits equivalent to an AF Ordinary member.

Pace: Each lesson = 1h30

T403
Prerequisite: B1.1 Independent Teens Part 2 (T402) or placement test

During those 15 hours of class, the students will discuss urbanism, biodiversity and environmental issues in a simple manner.

Grammar Content:
- Prepositions and adverbs of location
- Passive voice
- Conditional tense 

Textbook: Explore 4, Unit 3
Registration fee (AF Member) is valid for one year and can enjoy the benefits equivalent to an AF Ordinary member.

Pace: Each lesson = 1h30

T404

Prerequisite: B1.1 Independent Teens Part 3 (T403) or placement test

Let's talk about art
• Share your opinion on a piece of art
• Say if you agree or not with someone else's opinion
• Explain and justify your words

Vocabulary: different types of art, the stationery and other items, etc. 

Grammar: indicative or subjonctive mood, express a doubt or a possibility, etc. 

Verbs: verbs in -eindre

Textbook: Explore 4, Unit 4
Registration fee (AF Member) is valid for one year and can enjoy the benefits equivalent to an AF Ordinary member.
Pace: Each lesson = 1h30

T405
Prerequisite: B1.1 Independent Teens Part 4 (T404) or placement test

Let's talk about skills and knowledge
• Describe your skills and competences
• Express an opposition
• Talk about challenges and goals

Grammar: pronoun dont, si + imparfait, subjonctive mood for emotions

Verbs: suivre

Textbook: Explore 4, Unit 5
Pace: Each lesson = 1h30

T406

Let's talk about culture and traditions
• Talk about habits and customs
• Discuss traditional clichés
• Create a travel guide 

Vocabulary: clichés about fashion, clichés about food, etc.
Grammar: le plus-que-parfait, depuis / ça fait ... que / dès que, reported speech in the past, etc.

Prerequisite: B1.1 Independent Teens Part 5 (T405) or placement test
Textbook: Adosphère 4, Unit 6
Pace: Each lesson = 1h30

Overview: The DELF Junior A2 Preparation Workshop is specifically designed for young learners aged 12 to 17 who wish to improve their French language skills and successfully pass the DELF Junior A2 examination. This engaging and interactive workshop spans 5 weeks, totaling 7.5 hours, and focuses on building confidence in using French in everyday situations.

Objectives:

• Familiarize participants with the DELF Junior A2 exam format and criteria.
• Enhance language skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing.
• Develop practical communication abilities for school and social contexts.
• Provide effective strategies for exam preparation and success.

Workshop Content:

• Introduction to DELF Junior A2:
  
  • Overview of the exam structure and assessment criteria.
  • Discussion of the importance of language proficiency for personal and academic growth.
• Listening Skills:
  
  • Engaging activities using age-appropriate audio materials.
  • Exercises to improve comprehension of everyday conversations.
• Speaking Skills:
  
  • Interactive role-playing scenarios to practice speaking.
  • Techniques to express thoughts and opinions clearly and confidently.
• Reading Comprehension:
  
  • Strategies for understanding short texts, dialogues, and advertisements.
  • Practice with authentic materials relevant to young learners.
• Writing Skills:
  
  • Guidance on composing brief texts, such as emails, postcards, and simple stories.
  • Focus on vocabulary, grammar, and structuring written responses.
• Mock Examinations:
  
• Full-length practice tests to simulate the DELF Junior A2 exam experience.
• Feedback sessions to review performance and areas for improvement.

Pace: Each lesson = 1h30