Aksharaghyan Institutes Pvt. Ltd.

Learn French. Expand the Way You Communicate.

French is spoken across different parts of the world and is used in educational, cultural, professional and global contexts.

At Aksharaghyan Institutes, the French language programme offers a structured path from elementary to advanced learning, helping learners progressively develop their proficiency.

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What You’ll Learn

  • French speaking and listening
  • Reading and writing
  • Vocabulary and sentence construction
  • Language comprehension
  • Practical communication and language application

French Course Levels

LevelStageDuration
A1Elementary3 months
A2Pre-Intermediate4 months
B1Intermediate4 months
B2Pre-Advanced6 months
C1Advanced7 months

Who Is This Programme For?

  • Students and beginners
  • Professionals interested in foreign-language learning
  • Learners who want to develop French proficiency progressively
  • Learners interested in French language and culture

A Structured Path to Proficiency

Begin with foundational communication and build towards more complex language use as you progress through the levels. For information about current batches and DELF/DALF-related learning options, contact the institute.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need prior knowledge to start French?

The language programmes have structured learning levels, including beginner levels. Contact our team to identify the appropriate starting level and available batch.

How long does each French level take?

Approximate durations: A1: 3 months, A2: 4 months, B1: 4 months, B2: 6 months, C1: 7 months.

Will I receive individual guidance?

AGI’s learning approach includes guidance and feedback to help learners identify areas for improvement. Contact the team for details about the support available in your chosen programme.

How can I enrol?

Submit an enquiry through our website or contact the institute directly. Our team can help you understand the programme, eligibility, available batches and the admission process.