A1.10 Core Program · Beginner French
Travail de rêve
Dream Job
From understanding how a company is organized and showing off your professional skills to describing coworkers and planning ahead, learn everyday workplace expressions — then interview a professional.
Who It's For
Who this course is made for
If any of these sound like you, this course is a great fit.
French learners who already have a basic foundation and want to keep building practical vocabulary
Anyone preparing to enter a French-speaking workplace who wants to introduce a company and their career path
Learners who want to show off professional skills and describe coworkers and workplace life in French
Anyone who wants to talk about future plans and conduct an interview with a professional
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, I can…
From introducing a company to planning ahead and interviewing a professional, build the practical French you need to step into a French-speaking workplace.
Talk about my career path, and introduce how a company is organized
Introduce my professional strengths and skills
Know how to encourage someone
Describe a coworker's strengths and weaknesses, and complain about a coworker
Describe work tasks and workplace life
Talk about future plans, and present a project
Say what I'm hoping for, and present my office
Say whether I agree or disagree, and show interest
Interview a professional
Course Content
Five units, from introducing a company to a job interview
Each unit combines real-life workplace situations, core vocabulary, and essential grammar to build the A1 skills you need to step into a French-speaking career.
SOMMAIRE · Course OutlineQu'est-ce que c'est une entreprise ?
What Is a Company?
Learn vocabulary for people and departments in a company, and use "pendant," "longtemps," and "toujours" to talk about your career path and introduce a company
Mes qualités professionnelles
My Professional Skills
Learn vocabulary for professional strengths, skills, and encouragement, and tell the difference between savoir and connaître
Vie en entreprise
Life at Work
Learn vocabulary for strengths, weaknesses, and workplace life, and use direct and indirect object pronouns to describe and complain about coworkers
Mes projets pour le futur
My Plans for the Future
Learn vocabulary for projects and office supplies, and talk about future plans, express expectations, and present your office
Embauchez-moi
Hire Me
Describe work tasks, express agreement, disagreement, and interest, and complete an interview with a professional
Vocabulary
Les personnes et les services de l'entreprise
People and departments in a company
Les qualités et les compétences professionnelles
Professional strengths and skills
Les qualités et les défauts
Strengths and weaknesses
Les fournitures et le mobilier du bureau
Office supplies and furniture
Grammar
Pendant, longtemps, toujours
Time expressions: during, for a long time, always
Savoir ≠ connaître
The difference between savoir and connaître
Les pronoms COD et COI
Direct and indirect object pronouns
Tâche finale · Final Task
Interview d'un professionnel.
Interview a professional.
From introducing a company to a job interview — take your French into your dream career!
Book NowCourse Notes
※ Small Group Classes ◆ Minimum: 4 students to open a class ◆ Maximum: 8 students per class
※ Flexible Learning Options: Available both online and in-person.
✦ Course Materials ✦
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Living Audio-Scenes
- Comment tu t'appelles ? What's your name? (informal way)
- Comment vous vous appelez ? What's your name? (formal way)
- Je m'appelle___ My name is＿＿
Reading Exercise
Look at the four pictures below. Which greeting (Bonjour, Salut, Coucou, Bonsoir) best fits each situation? Please match them up.
