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. 

The main objective of this program is to enable students to acquire the C1 level of French of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, providing them with the necessary skills to become proficient French speakers. All this will be achieved thanks to TECH's online teaching methodology, its teachers and the effort of the students, who want to achieve a great command of the language.

In TECH's Preparation Course for the C1 Level CEFR Test you will find more than 300 pronunciation and phonetics activities"

General Objectives

• Carry out transactions of all kinds, even if they are delicate and complex.
• Participate and take the initiative in social interactions within the community or the social, academic or professional communities they belong to.
• Deal with oral or written texts of any kind, regardless of the situation and the subject matter

 

Practice the skills and competencies required by the C1 CEFR with guarantees: more than 500 different practice exercises.

Specific Objectives

• Understand enough to follow a long speech on abstract and complex topics beyond their expertise, although they may have to confirm some details, especially if they are not accustomed to the accent 
• Recognize a wide range of idiomatic and colloquial expressions, and notice changes in register 
• Follow an extended speech even when it is not clearly structured, and when links are only assumed and not explicitly pointed out 
• Easily follow complex conversations between third parties in group discussions, even on abstract, complex, and unfamiliar topics 
• Understand with relative ease most lectures, discussions and debates 
• Extract specific information from public statements that have poor quality and distorted sound; e.g., at a station, in a stadium, etc. 
• Understand complex technical information, such as operating instructions, product specifications, and everyday services 
• Understand a wide range of recorded and broadcast material, including some unusual usage, and identify details and subtleties such as implied attitudes and relationships between speakers 
• Understand in detail long and complex texts, whether or not they relate to their specialty, provided that they can reread difficult sections 
• Understand any communication with sporadic use of the dictionary 
• Understand in detail a wide range of lengthy and complex texts that you are likely to encounter in social, professional or academic life, and identify subtle details including both implicit and explicit attitudes and opinions 
• Understand in detail lengthy and complex instructions on new machines or procedures, whether the instructions relate to your field of specialty or not, provided you can reread the difficult sections 
• Understand films that use a considerable amount of slang or colloquial language and idiomatic expressions 
• Deliver clear and detailed descriptions and presentations on complex topics, integrating other topics, developing concrete ideas and ending with an appropriate conclusion 
• Perform clear and detailed descriptions of complex topics 
• Make statements fluently, almost effortlessly, accurately using some intonation to convey subtle shades of meaning 
• Deliver clear and well-structured presentations on a complex topic, expanding at some length and defending your points of view with complementary ideas, reasons and appropriate examples. Make good use of interjections, responding spontaneously and with little effort 
• Write clear and well-structured texts on complex topics highlighting the main ideas, expanding at some length and defending their points of view with appropriate complementary ideas, reasons and examples, ending with an appropriate conclusion 
• Write descriptions and imaginary texts in a clear, detailed and well-structured way, with a convincing, personal and natural style that is appropriate for the intended readers 
• Write clear and well-structured presentations on complex topics, highlighting the main ideas. Expand at some length and defend points of view with complementary ideas, reasons and suitable examples