Speaking naturally
Getting past textbook French into how people really speak, with a teacher who corrects the habits that make you sound hesitant.
French lessons · A1 to C2
French classes with a teacher who knows you
Book live one-to-one French lessons with a teacher who plans every class around you — conversation, grammar, work, travel, or the exam standing between you and a diploma or residency file.
What students come to us for
French for work and study
Emails, meetings, presentations and academic writing, prepared around the documents and situations you bring to the lesson.
Grammar and conjugation
Tenses, agreement, pronouns and the subjunctive, introduced in a workable order and reinforced by homework generated from your class.
Exam and immigration files
Focused preparation for the exam you need, including the speaking and writing parts most candidates find hardest.
Real teachers, lessons shaped around you
FluentSpheres is a school of independent teachers, not an app that talks at you. We put students of every level and language together with a teacher who builds the lesson around what that student actually needs.
A real teacher, not a course
You are matched with a qualified human teacher and you keep the same person lesson after lesson. They get to know your goals, your accent, your job and the mistakes you personally keep making.
Lessons built around you
There is no fixed script. Your teacher plans each class around what you need next — an interview next month, a grammar point that will not stick, or simply talking more freely.
Every level, every language
From your very first words at A1 through to C2 mastery, in whichever language you are learning. Complete beginners and near-fluent speakers use the same school.
From your first words to mastery
Every French course follows the CEFR framework. Your teacher marks each topic as taught and then as passed, and a master exam at the end of a level confirms you are ready to move on.
- A1Complete beginner
- A2Basic everyday situations
- B1Independent user
- B2Confident and detailed
- C1Fluent and precise
- C2Mastery
Exam preparation
Tell your teacher which exam and date you are working towards and they will shape the lessons and homework around its format.
- DELF A1–B2
- DALF C1–C2
- TCF
- TEF
- TCF Canada
The hard parts, handled
Listening and liaison
Written French and spoken French can feel like two languages. Lessons build listening steadily, and vocabulary can be drilled by speaking as well as writing.
Conjugation load
There are a lot of forms, and cramming them rarely works. Little and often, tied to your streak and quizzes, works far better — which is exactly what the platform is built for.
The part that keeps you going
Most people do not stop learning a language because the lessons were bad. They stop because the weeks between the lessons are empty. Everything below is built in and runs off your own classes.
CEFR progress tracking
Your level is tracked from A1 to C2 across the topics of your language. Your teacher marks a topic as taught and then as passed, so you can always see how far you have come and what is next.
Daily streak
Any real work counts — a lesson, homework, a vocabulary quiz or an exam. Keep it up and your streak grows; miss a day and a grace day protects it before it resets.
Vocabulary quizzes
New words from your lessons land in your vocabulary board automatically, and you can add words you picked up anywhere else. Quizzes drill them by writing and by speaking until they stick.
Homework generated from your lesson
Reading, writing, gap fills and transformations built from what you actually covered — not generic worksheets. Do it here or on paper, and get a correction report back.
Lesson summaries
After each class you get a recap: the subject covered, the key points, the new vocabulary and the mistakes worth reviewing before next time.
Master exams
Level tests modelled on official exam structures, generated at your exact level, so you can prove to yourself that a level is really finished.
Ready to start French?
Create an account, book one trial lesson with the teacher you like the look of, and see how it feels before you commit to anything.