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Structured progression

A1 to C2, made understandable.

Use the curriculum as a map rather than a rigid script. It shows the kinds of language, situations and communication skills learners can work on as they move forward.

Real FLUEASY course material

The curriculum map now links to real lesson examples.

The CEFR overview below explains the level framework. For French, you can also explore examples taken directly from the current FLUEASY A1, A2, B1, B2 and C1 course packs.

Explore French A1–C2 courses →

What the detailed preview includes

  • Real lesson themes
  • Grammar and vocabulary focus
  • Speaking and listening goals
  • Typical lesson structure
  • Examples of progression between levels
Explore the pathway

English and French learning maps.

Every student progresses differently, but a clear framework makes it easier to understand what each level can involve.

Greetings & introductions
Alphabet & spelling
Numbers & prices
Countries & nationalities
Family & people
Days, dates & time
Present simple
Verb “to be”
There is / there are
Can / can’t
Question words
Daily routines
Food & drink
Basic directions
Essential pronunciation
Past simple
Future with going to
Countable & uncountable nouns
Comparatives & superlatives
Adverbs of frequency
Present continuous
Travel & transport
Shopping & services
Health & appointments
Home & neighbourhood
Making invitations
Talking about experiences
Phone language
Common phrasal verbs
Longer everyday conversations
Present perfect
Past continuous
First conditional
Second conditional
Modal verbs
Reported speech basics
Relative clauses
Work & study vocabulary
Giving opinions
Explaining problems
Storytelling
Travel complications
Making complaints politely
Speaking with more detail
Listening to natural speech
Advanced conditionals
Passive voice
Reported speech
Gerunds & infinitives
Nuanced modal verbs
Collocations
Idiomatic expressions
Debate & argument
Professional communication
Presentations
Complex listening
Writing structured emails
Register: formal vs informal
Natural conversation fillers
Pronunciation for fluency
Advanced discourse markers
Subtle tense choice
Idiomatic language
Phrasal verbs in context
Advanced collocations
Persuasive speaking
Professional nuance
Complex articles & podcasts
Precision in writing
Tone and style
Humour & implied meaning
Cultural references
High-level pronunciation
Spontaneous discussion
Error correction for accuracy
Near-native comprehension
Fine shades of meaning
Register switching
Rhetorical language
Complex professional writing
Abstract debate
Subtle humour & irony
Accent comprehension
Advanced idiom
Precision under pressure
Natural turn-taking
Stylistic control
Critical reading
Presentation mastery
Personal refinement goals
Salutations et présentations
Alphabet et épellation
Nombres et prix
Pays et nationalités
Famille et personnes
Jours, dates et heure
Être et avoir
Présent des verbes fréquents
Articles et genre
Il y a
Pouvoir / vouloir
Questions de base
Routine quotidienne
Nourriture et boissons
Prononciation essentielle
Passé composé
Futur proche
Adjectifs et accords
Pronoms objets de base
Comparatifs
Quantités
Voyage et transport
Achats et services
Santé et rendez-vous
Maison et voisinage
Invitations
Décrire une expérience
Téléphone
Verbes pronominaux
Conversation quotidienne plus longue
Imparfait vs passé composé
Futur simple
Conditionnel présent
Pronoms y et en
Qui / que / dont / où
Subjonctif de base
Donner son opinion
Expliquer un problème
Raconter une histoire
Vie professionnelle
Administration courante
Faire une réclamation
Connecteurs logiques
Compréhension orale naturelle
Conversation spontanée
Subjonctif approfondi
Conditionnel passé
Discours rapporté
Voix passive
Pronoms avancés
Expressions idiomatiques
Nuance et registre
Débat et argumentation
Français professionnel
Présentations
Articles et podcasts
Écriture structurée
Langage familier courant
Prononciation et rythme
Conversation détaillée
Nuances grammaticales
Connecteurs avancés
Idiomes et expressions
Collocations naturelles
Style professionnel
Argumentation complexe
Compréhension rapide
Écriture précise
Ton et registre
Humour et implicite
Références culturelles
Prononciation avancée
Discussion abstraite
Correction des erreurs fossilisées
Fluidité spontanée
Compréhension quasi native
Nuances fines
Changement de registre
Rhétorique
Écriture professionnelle complexe
Débat abstrait
Ironie et humour
Accents régionaux
Expressions très idiomatiques
Précision sous pression
Prise de parole naturelle
Contrôle stylistique
Lecture critique
Présentations expertes
Objectifs de perfectionnement
How to use this

A framework, not a cage.

A learner may be B1 in conversation but weaker in writing, or know advanced grammar while lacking confidence speaking. FLUEASY uses levels to create direction, not to reduce a person to a label.

Your teacher can personalise the route

  • Spend longer on weak areas
  • Skip content you already control
  • Add vocabulary linked to your life
  • Prioritise speaking, writing or comprehension
  • Return to earlier foundations when needed
Find your starting point

Not sure which level fits you?

Take the detailed FLUEASY placement test and get an estimated CEFR level across A1–C2.