Our programs
Our Teaching Approach
Our educational philosophy is built around several key principles designed to ensure effective and enriching learning.
In 7 Key Points...
Action‑oriented approach : You learn to speak and use the language in real‑life situations.
Tailor‑made learning : Courses are adapted to your needs and learning pace.
Focus on speaking skills : Strong emphasis is placed on pronunciation and oral expression for greater fluency.
Cultural discovery : You explore French culture and traditions.
Innovation & play‑based learning : Integration of digital tools and game‑based methods to boost motivation.
Online courses : You can attend classes remotely, live with your teacher.
Authentic materials : Use of real‑life documents and media sources.
Assessment Methods
Throughout each session, several assessments are implemented to monitor and measure students’ progress.
Continuous and Final Assessments
Mid‑session assessment
This assessment focuses on a maximum of 2 skills (among listening, reading, speaking, and writing).
A maximum of 25 out of 50 points is awarded.
Only scores higher than the final assessment score are retained.Final assessment
The end‑of‑session assessment covers all four skills (listening, reading, speaking, and writing).
It allows students to score up to 100 points.
Based on formative assessment results, one or two scores may be cancelled.
Requirements for Success
To advance to the next level, you must obtain at least 60 out of 100 points.
Attendance, punctuality, and active participation in class are also taken into account when validating progression to the next level.
Programs
What learners study during the selected session, broken down by sub‑levels from A1 to C1.
UNDERSTANDING
Listening
Essentials : Understand the main points of a slow conversation.
Details : Understand simple information (e.g. tourism).
Level A1
Reading
Essentials : Read short messages, emails, and social media posts.
Details : Find practical information (prices, dates, places) in brochures.
PRODUCTION
Speaking
Essentials: Introduce yourself and interact simply.
Details: Ask questions about immediate needs and give opinions.
Writing
Essentials: Write simple everyday texts.
Details: Produce simple expressions or short prepared texts.
UNDERSTANDING
Listening
Understand familiar words related to everyday topics (shopping, work, family).
Follow the general idea of a simple, clear presentation.
Level A2
Reading
Read short texts related to daily or professional life.
Understand personal letters, simple emails, comics.
Find key information in brochures or product sheets.
PRODUCTION
Speaking
Describe surroundings, living conditions, and work.
Give clear directions.
Express opinions and give short presentations.
Writing
Write simple sentences using connectors (and, but, because).
Describe events, experiences, or travel.
Share opinions on culture or interests.
UNDERSTANDING
Listening
Essentials: Understand the main points of discussions on familiar topics.
Details: Understand factual information and simple monologues.
Level B1
Reading
Factual reading: Understand clear texts on professional topics.
Analysis: Understand detailed articles, identify arguments, and follow instructions.
PRODUCTION
Speaking
Describe & argue: Give structured descriptions on various topics.
Express opinions & feelings: Justify reactions and viewpoints.
Develop an idea: Present clear arguments fluently.
Writing
Connected texts: Write coherent texts on familiar topics.
Synthesis: Summarize information and give opinions.
Creative writing: Write a simple story, film review, or personal narrative.
UNDERSTANDING
Listening
Understand long speeches and debates on familiar topics.
Follow news, conferences, and TV programs effortlessly.
Level B2
Reading
Independent reading: Quickly understand articles and reports.
Complex structure: Identify arguments, counter‑arguments, and nuances.
PRODUCTION
Speaking
Detail & argumentation: Develop and justify ideas using examples.
Interaction: Communicate spontaneously in complex situations.
Writing
Synthesis & evaluation: Write structured texts using multiple sources.
Essays & reports: Clearly organize ideas and highlight key points.
UNDERSTANDING
Listening
Complex topics: Follow long and abstract speeches.
Linguistic nuance: Recognize idiomatic expressions, register shifts, and implicit meaning.
Niveau C1
Reading
In‑depth reading: Understand complex and specialized texts.
Cultural nuances: Interpret humor, irony, and subtle meanings.
PRODUCTION
Speaking
Structured presentations: Present complex topics with clear organization.
Expert debate: Argue precisely and respond to objections effortlessly.
Writing
Advanced writing: Write clear, detailed, and well‑structured texts.
Audience adaptation: Adjust style and register depending on purpose and audience.
Contact us
Tel : +33 (0) 1 53 80 10 32
Address : 20 – 22 Rue du Tage, 75013 Paris
E-mail : fle@iesig.com
School of Management – French as a Foreign Language in the heart of Paris.
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