Ready to move beyond B2 and continue developing your French with greater confidence and fluency? Our Advanced French: B2+ Language Skills & Communication Course is suitable for learners who have completed our Intermediate French: B2 Conclusion course or have approximately 450+ hours of prior study. Through discussion and interactive activities, you will continue building your advanced French language skills while engaging with a wide variety of contemporary topics. It is ideal for learners interested in maintaining and extending their French for cultural interest, travel, personal enrichment, or ongoing language development in a supportive and interactive learning environment.

This course focuses on expanding spoken communication skills, deepening listening and reading comprehension, and consolidating advanced grammar and vocabulary structures through active participation, discussion, and sustained interaction. Emphasis is placed on improving flexibility in expression and refining pronunciation and natural French speech at an advanced level. While some written tasks may be used to support vocabulary and grammar development, this course does not focus on advanced academic or extended writing skills.

DELIVERY MODE

Language courses are offered in two delivery modes:

• Face-to-Face: WEA Sydney
• Online: via Zoom or Microsoft Teams

Please check the delivery mode listed before enrolling, as some classes are face-to-face and others are online.

COURSE OUTLINE

• Consolidation and refinement of advanced B2 grammar and sentence structures
• Development of listening and reading skills through authentic French texts of increasing complexity
• Expansion of vocabulary and idiomatic language across formal and informal contexts
• Structured practice in extended spoken interaction, discussion, and presentation
• Exploration of contemporary French cultural and social themes to support advanced communication

LEARNING OUTCOMES

By the end of this course, students should be able to:

1. Understand extended spoken and written French texts on familiar and less familiar topics, including discussions that involve abstract ideas or multiple viewpoints
2. Communicate with increased fluency and flexibility in sustained conversations and discussions, demonstrating improved control of register and expression
3. Use a broader range of vocabulary and more accurate grammatical structures to express opinions, explain perspectives, and engage in nuanced interaction