Countries with strong economies such as Switzerland, Canada or Luxembourg have adopted French as one of their official languages, which makes them attractive destinations for successful job opportunities. Studies show that more than 70% of job offers for managerial or more prestigious positions are restricted to those with a high command of the language. Therefore, in order to access the best positions it is necessary to have a more developed control of the language, which is why TECH has developed this thorough University Course. 

You will be able to develop in specific work and professional environments, managing with greater perfection the French language"

France is the most visited tourist destination in the world. This makes it especially attractive for native speakers of other languages looking for a good job opportunity, as the tourism sector generates a multitude of jobs for which a good command of several languages is highly valued. At Level C1 of French, the student already has a developed reading and oral comprehension, as well as the ability to engage in conversations in a natural and fluent way, so they will be able to demonstrate a good ability in the use of French and be able to apply for very interesting job offers.

You will pass the French Level C1 Exam without any major setback thanks to the completeness of this University Course.

Mastering French will open doors to numerous job offers, as France is one of the strongest economies in Europe and worldwide.

It is proven that learning languages increases your Intelligence. Learning a foreign language strengthens the brain's neural networks” 

José Antonio Marina.
Philosopher, writer and teacher.

A unique and stimulating experience 

Flexible and Tailored

Take the best language course from home, at your own pace and according to your availability and schedule. 

Acquire Skills and Abilities

With our method, you will practice and consolidate the skills required for this level. 

Networking

Join a large community and exchange knowledge and experiences with students from all over the world. 

You will find the main topics of grammar, vocabulary, oral expression and written expression required for CEFR Level C1"

This program has been structured in a curriculum unique in the academic panorama, with a great support in audiovisual content and practical exercises with which the student will have much easier the task of perfecting their mastery of French. The entire University Course is accessible from any PC, tablet or smartphone with internet, being able to study wherever and whenever you want. More than 6,000 multimedia elements make up the most complete offer on the market. 

Where, When and How is it Taught?

This course takes place over 4 months and is divided into 16 content modules. You can do it completely online, even attending our sessions and tutorials. 

The only intensive program 100% specific for the CEFR French C1 Level" 

Module 1. Healthy Mind in a Healthy Body    

1.1. You Have Bad Face
1.2. Sprained Ankle
1.3. I Will Donate Blood
1.4. At The Hairdresser'

Module Objectives

• Conveying content, for others, through notes, paraphrases and summaries
• Make clear and detailed descriptions of how to carry out a procedure
• Express physical and mood states, ailments, sensations, symptoms and changes
• Encourage, advise and react to the ailments of others.
• Ask for and give detailed information

Module 2. Emotions and Moods        

2.1. Platonic Loves
2.2. I'm in a Foul Mood!
2.3. You Are a Jinx

Module Objectives

• Understand messages or statements without great difficulty, to the point of being able to identify subtle nuances that include both implicit and explicit attitudes and opinions
• Recognize the frequent "jargon" of the group with which they interact
• Exchange information on dates and data
• Invite, congratulate, express and share sensations and feelings
• Describe and narrate

Module 3. Names and Paperwork

3.1. Nicknames
3.2. Marriages of Convenience
3.3. Residence Permit

Module Objectives

• Actively participate in formal discussions
• Understand and exchange complex information and advice
• Conducting effective and fluent interviews
• Summarize Relevant Information
• Follow and raise steps or procedures
• Express hypotheses

Module 4. My Family and Friends        

4.1. Generational Changes
4.2. Neighborhood Meeting Tonight
4.3. On Sunday We Are Going to a Communion
4.4. At the Awards Ceremony

Module Objectives

• Recognize the differences in perceptions, values, attitudes and behaviors between the culture of origin and those of the target language.

Module 5. Cuisine and Restaurants

5.1. Let's Make a Toast
5.2. My Dinner was Bad for Me
5.3. In the Candy Store
5.4. Beach and Beach Bar

Module Objectives

• Evaluation proposals alternatives
• Propose arrange, decline, make appointments, express wishes, probability, obligation
• Relate in time/space 
• Compare, comment, argue, narrate 
• Locate information 
• Describe, express tastes and preferences, choose, explain, justify, assess, evaluate 
• Make concessions

Module 6. Studies    

6.1. The Study Process
6.2. Choosing Elective Subjects
6.3. I Have to Make Up That Exam
6.4. You Should Resume Your Studies

Module Objectives

• Congratulate, cheer and express good wishes and react to them
• Summarize Relevant Information
• Follow and raise steps or procedures
• Respond by Informing
• Confirming or Refuting
• Recommend, Prevent
• Express hypotheses

Module 7. Working Life            

7.1. Starting a Business
7.2. Oppositions
7.3. A Rewarding Job
7.4. Negotiating Salary

Module Objectives

• Actively participate in formal discussions
• Understand and exchange complex information and advice on all matters related to their profession
• Conduct effective and fluent interviews
• Summarize Relevant Information
• Follow and raise steps or procedures
• Express hypotheses

Module 8. Leisure 

8.1. Going Out at Night
8.2. We Are Already in the Quarterfinals
8.3. A Different Exhibit

Module Objectives

• Develop in intercultural situations
• Incorporate and activate knowledge (cultural, sociocultural and linguistic), skills and attitudes that help them to face intercultural situations

Module 9. Media

9.1. News and Rumors
9.2. An Official Statement
9.3. On a Television Set

Module Objectives

• Follow an extended speech even when it is not clearly structured and when links are only assumed and not explicitly pointed out
• Easily follow longer and complex conversations between third parties , in group discussions, lectures and presentations on abstract complex, and unfamiliar topics

Module 10. My Home and My City

10.1. We Have a Leak
10.2. I Need a Loan
10.3. Redecorating My House
10.4. Crime in the City

Module Objectives

• Formulate hypotheses and answer them
• Describe, compare, predict, prevent
• Express sensations
• Formulate hypotheses
• Connect conditions, causes and consequences. Advise, convince
• Present and argue

Module 11. Shopping    

11.1. At an Auction
11.2. Today is the Inauguration
11.3. This is Out of Date
11.4. Deferred Payments

Module Objectives

• Search for Information
• Show Agreement/Disagreement
• Accept, Refuse Compare prices, quality and payment conditions
• Attract attention, play with words, convince
• Claim

Module 12. Travel and Transport 

12.1. Visit to the Transportation Museum
12.2. Excursion to the Mountain
12.3. The Driving Test
12.4. Country or City?

Module Objectives

• Familiarity with and proper use of frequently used colloquial language
• Describe, express suggestions, likes, dislikes, give instructions, compare and evaluate
• Order something, talk about the ingredients
• Reject and justify 
• Explain and request schedules
• Choose, locate and plan

Module 13. Economics and Finance    

13.1. Incorporating a Company
13.2. Investing in the Stock Market
13.3. Seeking a Sponsor 
13.4. Industrial Sectors

Module Objectives

• Define the types of industries
• Talk and negotiate
• Discuss administrative tasks
• Explaining a problem to an administrative employee
• Asset and financial management

Module 14. Science and Technology    

14.1. In Biology Class
14.2. The Math Test
14.3. I Bought a Computer
14.4. In Laboratory Practices

Module Objectives

• Formulate hypotheses and answer them
• Describe, compare, predict, prevent
• Express sensations
• Formulate hypotheses 
• Connect conditions, causes and consequences. Advise, convince
• Present and argue

Module 15. Politics and Society

15.1. Social Classes
15.2. A Case of Corruption
15.3. Political Ideologies
15.4. War Conflicts

Module Objectives

• Summarize and communicate information and arguments from a variety of sources
• Give instructions, indicate directions
• Advise, suggest, forbid, warn
• Describe
• Exhibit
• Narrate

Module 16. Art

16.1. Cultural Visit
16.2. A Literary Contest
16.3. Box Office Success
16.4. Do You Believe in Reincarnation?

Module Objectives

• Recognize a wide range of idiomatic and colloquial expressions and notice changes in register, which makes it possible to attend conversations of third parties and to understand films and plays, identifying details, subtleties, attitudes and implicit relationships between speakers

"Paris is one of the world capitals of fashion and haute couture, so I knew I needed to have a high command of French to be able to be on the big catwalks. With TECH's online University Courses I was able to combine my French learning with my ever-changing modeling work, so I am very grateful for the online format"

Ruth Espinosa
Model

"When I studied my degree, it was clear to me that I wanted to emigrate to a foreign country, where I could find better opportunities as a native speaker of another language. Among all of them, I chose France, as it seemed to me an attractive destination that was also in the world's top tourist destination. Thanks to TECH's University Courses, I was able to learn to master French quickly before finishing my degree, so it took me very little time to adapt to the environment"

Fabiano Toledano
Hostelry Professional