Cours A2

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€800.00€650.00

What will you learn at the A2 Level?

The A2 curriculum expands your ability to express opinions, talk about the past, and describe your surroundings [1]:

  1. Advanced Tenses: Mastering the past tenses—specifically the difference between Passé Composé (completed actions) and Imparfait (descriptions, habits)—and introducing the Futur Simple.

  2. Expressing Opinions & Feelings: Learning how to agree, disagree, express preferences, and describe physical or emotional sensations.

  3. Daily Life & Socializing: Inviting someone out, accepting or refusing invitations, describing your living situation, and talking about your hobbies or past experiences in detail.

  4. Practical Independence: Handling unexpected situations while traveling, describing a medical symptom to a doctor, or making standard polite requests using the Conditionnel Présent.

An afternoon schedule from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM (Monday to Friday, 15 hours per week) follows the exact same pedagogical curriculum as the morning session, but it comes with a distinctly different classroom dynamic and lifestyle routine.

Here is how the A2 Level intensive course translates into an afternoon routine:

⏱️ Afternoon Structure for A2 (3 Hours)

Afternoon classes require a structure that keeps energy levels high, especially right after lunch:

  • 01:00 PM – 02:30 PM (Block 1: Activation & Complex Structures): The session kicks off with dynamic warm-ups to beat the "post-lunch dip." This block focuses on advanced grammar (like object pronouns lui/leur or the Conditionnel for polite requests) and reading authentic texts.

  • 02:30 PM – 02:45 PM: Afternoon coffee/tea break.

  • 02:45 PM – 04:00 PM (Block 2: Spontaneous Production & Interaction): This block is heavily oral. Because students are more relaxed in the afternoon, this time is ideal for lively group debates, role-playing complex situations (e.g., negotiating a rental agreement), and listening exercises.

💼 Lifestyle & Study Routine: Morning vs. Afternoon

Opting for a 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM slot changes how you organize your day compared to a morning class:

  • Morning (08:00 AM – 12:00 PM): Dedicated to independent study and homework. This is when you review the complex grammar from the previous day, write your essays, or complete workbook exercises while your brain is fresh. Alternatively, if you are studying abroad, this is your time for sightseeing or running errands.

  • Midday (12:00 PM – 01:00 PM): Lunch break. It is highly recommended to eat a light lunch so you remain sharp and focused when class starts at 1:00 PM.

  • Late Afternoon & Evening (04:00 PM onward): Free time for social activities, language exchanges, or relaxing without the pressure of imminent homework.

💡 Why choose the Afternoon Slot?

  • Cheaper Tuition Rates: Many language schools offer a discount (often 10% to 20% off) for afternoon slots because morning classes are traditionally the most requested.

  • Better Class Dynamics: Afternoon groups are often slightly smaller, meaning you get more individual speaking time and attention from the teacher.

  • Perfect for Night Owls: If you prefer not to rush your mornings, this schedule allows for a much more relaxed waking and breakfast routine.