INTENSIVE & INTENSIVE PLUS COURSE
General French in the morning (9:30–11:30) + workshops (12:30–14:30).
INTENSIVE: Mon/Tue/Thu – 16 hrs/week. | INTENSIVE PLUS: Mon–Fri – 20 hrs/week.
Fast progress, DELF mock exam included.
The Intensive & Intensive Plus
16 or 20 hours/week (9:30–14:30)
Open from A1 to B2, Monday to Friday.
Morning: General French by level (A1, A2, B1, B2) following our progression programme.
In the afternoon, themed workshops strengthen specific skills:
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Intensive (16 hrs/week): workshops on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday.
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Intensive Plus (20 hrs/week): workshops Monday to Friday (aligned with many visa and in-France renewal requirements).
Weekly workshops
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Monday — Writing & grammar: structuring ideas, paragraph coherence, applied conjugation and syntax.
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Tuesday — Conversation & phonetics: fluency, rhythm and intonation, tricky sounds, live correction.
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Wednesday — DELF preparation (A2–B2): exam methods, task types, strategies, targeted practice.
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Thursday — French civilisation: cultural codes and daily life, institutions and civic markers, social integration.
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Friday — Listening comprehension: intensive work with authentic audio, note-taking, and key-information spotting.
Availability: Intensive → Mon/Tue/Thu; Intensive Plus → Mon–Fri.
Timetable:
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09:30–11:30 (Mon–Fri): General French
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12:30–14:30 (Mon, Tue, Thu): Themed workshops
Before you start, take the placement test (10–12 minutes).
This helps us place you in the right class.
Levels
A1–B2
Timetable
9:30 a.m.–11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.–2:30 p.m.
Group size
2-10
Delivery mode
in person and live hybrid (interactive screen; online participation possible)
Materials
provided
Intakes
every Monday; beginners start on 20 October 2025
Age
minimum 16
Placement test
online before the start date
Who it’s for
Adults and international students who want to progress quickly (A1 → B2).
Beginners accepted (dedicated start dates).
Note: Intensive Plus (20 hrs/week) is recommended where 20 hours/week are required for visa applications or in-France student-status renewals.
Typical goals
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A2 → B1: greater speaking ease, core grammar consolidated, comprehension of longer texts and audio.
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B1 → B2: develop arguments in speech and writing, more structured output, exam methodology.
Expected results*
4–8 weeks
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confidence in simple interactions;
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key grammar and foundations consolidated;
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broader everyday vocabulary.
3–6 months
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reach or consolidate B1;
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autonomy in common situations;
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understanding longer texts and audio.
6–10 months
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aim for B2 (argue in speech and writing);
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methodology and structured production.
*Depend on entry level, attendance and personal study
The EDAM “extras”
Quarterly DELF mock exam
Papers designed and marked by DELF examiners; format, marking scheme and orals aligned with the official exam.
French civilisation & integration
Dedicated Thursday workshop: cultural codes, institutions and civic landmarks; day-to-day integration and communication.
Course materials included
Textbooks provided and supplementary resources; full access during the course.
Communicative approach
Speaking-oriented teaching and practice; personalised follow-up in small groups (2–10).
In person and hybrid
On-site classes with an interactive display; remote participation possible.
Visa and residence permit
Administrative support from six months of study; dedicated certificates and guidance.
Our method
Two formats: Intensive (16 hrs/week) & Intensive Plus (20 hrs/week).
In class, you will …
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Speak actively: mini-debates, role-plays, guided interactions.
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Do tasks & micro-projects: booking, introducing yourself, problem-solving.
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Work on pronunciation & intonation: short drills with live correction.
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Use grammar in context: key points turned into habits.
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Themed workshops:
Intensive → Mon/Tue/Thu; Intensive Plus → Mon–Fri
(writing & grammar, conversation & phonetics, DELF preparation, French civilisation, listening comprehension). -
Personalised feedback: individual goals plus a self-study plan.
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Placement test: written + oral before you start; ongoing monitoring and the option to change group if needed.
Measurable progress in 2–4 weeks: greater fluency and clearer pronunciation. DELF mock exam included.
What does a typical week look like?
A clear and regular rhythm.
Morning: guided comprehension and production.
Afternoon: targeted workshops that turn learning into habits.
Monday
Refresher, weekly objectives, oral micro-tasks, writing & grammar.
Tuesday
Guided comprehension/production, speaking & phonetics.
Thursday
Final tasks, individual feedback, revision plan, French civilisation.
Dates and fees
For any questions, please contact us.
Start dates for beginners in 2025: 20 Octobre
Levels A1 and above: placement test required before starting.
INTENSIVE
Duration
1 WEEK
2 WEEKS
3 WEEKS
4 TO 7 WEEKS
8 TO 11 WEEKS
12 TO 20 WEEKS
21 TO 28 WEEKS
29 TO 40 WEEKS
Price
210 €
205 €
200 €
195 €
190 €
180 €
170 €
160 €
LONG TERM OFFER
INTENSIVE PLUS
Duration
1 WEEK
2 WEEKS
3 WEEKS
4 TO 11 WEEKS
12 TO 23 WEEKS
24 TO 31 WEEKS
32 TO 39 WEEKS
40+ WEEKS
Price
260 €
250 €
240 €
230 €
220 €
200 €
176 €
160 €
LONG TERM OFFER
Official certificate
After you enrol and pay your tuition, you will receive an enrolment certificate. Once classes have started, a school-attendance certificate can be issued. These documents are essential for obtaining or renewing a student residence permit.
SERVICES & CERTIFICATES
Level certificate
At the end of each term, after the final assessment (including the DELF mock exam), EDAM issues a certificate stating your current level of French. This is an internal document that highlights your progress.
Personalized support
For students enrolled for six months or more, EDAM (via our partners) provides support with administrative procedures: visa, housing, health insurance, plus practical advice for settling in and living in Paris.