Small groupA1 Grammar
Start from zero. Greetings, articles, numbers, être and avoir, the present tense and everyday vocabulary, explained step by step so the foundations feel solid.
- Level A1
- Group
- EN / PA / HI
French Classes for Life and Immigration in CanadaLearn French from scratch.
Learn French from scratch.
Use it with confidence.
Small group and individual classes from A1 to B2, with focused TEF and TCF preparation to support your status and permanent residency goals in Canada.
Savreet Kaur
French Language Trainer, TEF & TCF Coach
Meet Your Teacher
Anyone can learn French with the right guidance.
I help people learn French from the very basics all the way to advanced levels, so they can use the language independently in daily life, at work and in their community. For many of my students, French is also the key to protecting their immigration status in Canada and moving toward permanent residency.
Classes run in small batches and are explained in English, Punjabi or Hindi, depending on what feels most comfortable for the group. That way grammar makes sense the first time, and nobody gets left behind.
All four modules of the language, speaking, reading, writing and listening, are practiced and discussed in every level. You receive the materials and sources you need, and recorded sessions are available whenever you have to miss a class.
Taught in Your Language
Explanations in English, Punjabi or Hindi
Small Batches
Every learner gets time to speak and ask
Recorded Sessions
Catch up on any class you miss
All Four Modules
Speaking, reading, writing and listening
Classes & Levels
A clear path from your first word exam day.
Group classes build strong grammar at each level, while individual sessions prepare you for the TEF or TCF. Materials and sources are provided in every class.
Small group
Small groupA2 Grammar
Talk about yourself, your routine and your past. Passé composé, futur proche, pronouns and practical conversations for work, shopping and appointments.
- Level A2
- Group
- EN / PA / HI
Small group, TCF focusB1 + B2 Grammar
Express opinions, tell stories and write with structure. Imparfait, subjonctif, connectors and argumentation, aligned with the TCF level you are aiming for.
- B1 + B2
- Group
- TCF focus
IndividualTEF / TCF Preparation
One-on-one exam coaching built around your target score. Timed practice for all four sections, writing corrections, speaking simulations and test strategy.
- TEF / TCF
- 1 on 1
- All 4 modules
Live, with recordingsOnline Classes
Join live from anywhere in Canada. Every session can be recorded, so if you miss a class you can watch it later and stay on track with your group.
- Live online
- Recorded
- Canada wide
Not sure where to start?
Tell Savreet what you already know and what you are aiming for. She will recommend the right level for you to begin.
Find my levelLearn French. Build confidence. Reach your goals in Canada.
Classes are explained in English, Punjabi or Hindi, with all four modules covered: speaking, reading, writing and listening.
Learning Materials
Everything you need, included with your classes.
Every learner receives full support with materials and sources, so your practice continues long after the class ends.
Provided in every level
Worksheets, notes and practice sets
Grammar sheets with rules and examples, vocabulary lists by theme, reading texts, listening exercises and writing prompts. TEF and TCF learners also get exam-style practice for every section of the test.
Recorded sessions
Never fall behind
Missed a class because of work or family? Ask for the recording and review the full lesson at your own pace before the next session.
Sources and references
Trusted learning sources
Recommended books, listening sources and practice material for each level, so you always know what to study between classes.
Class Formats
Learn in a small group or one on one.
Contact Savreet for current schedules and fees. She will help you choose the format that fits your level, timeline and exam date.
Group Grammar Classes
A1 and A2
- Small batches for personal attention
- Grammar rules explained with clear examples
- Vocabulary for daily life and work
- Speaking, reading, writing and listening practice
Materials and sources included
Ask about this classTEF / TCF Exam Coaching
Individual
- One-on-one sessions around your target score
- Timed practice for every exam section
- Detailed corrections on writing tasks
- Speaking simulations with feedback
Recorded sessions available on request
Ask about this classGroup Grammar Classes
B1 + B2
- Intermediate and upper intermediate grammar
- Opinion, argument and structured writing
- Listening and reading at exam level
- Aligned with TCF requirements
Recorded sessions if you miss a class
Ask about this class
Bienvenue. You can do this.
Learn French
Grammar rules, explained with real examples.
A short preview of what we cover in class. Read the rule, study the examples, then try making your own sentence.
The rule
Every French noun is masculine or feminine. Use le for masculine, la for feminine, l' before a vowel, and les for all plurals.
Examples
- le livrethe book
- la maisonthe house
- l'amithe friend
- les enfantsthe children
The rule
Use avoir or être plus the past participle to talk about completed actions. Verbs of movement like aller and venir use être.
Examples
- J'ai mangé.I ate.
- Elle est arrivée hier.She arrived yesterday.
- Nous avons travaillé.We worked.
For life in Canada
Starter vocabulary for your first weeks.
Greetings
- Bonjour
- Hello
- Bonsoir
- Good evening
- Merci beaucoup
- Thank you very much
- Au revoir
- Goodbye
- Comment ça va ?
- How are you?
Daily life
- le travail
- work
- l'épicerie
- grocery store
- le loyer
- rent
- le rendez-vous
- appointment
- l'autobus
- bus
Immigration
- la résidence permanente
- permanent residency
- le permis de travail
- work permit
- le dossier
- application file
- la citoyenneté
- citizenship
- le formulaire
- form
The Four Modules
Speak, read, write and listen with real confidence.
All four modules of the language are considered and discussed in every class, the same four skills tested in the TEF and TCF.
Expression orale
Speaking
Guided conversations, role plays and pronunciation practice so you can speak naturally at work, at appointments and in the TEF or TCF oral test.
Compréhension écrite
Reading
Short texts, notices, emails and articles that build your reading speed and help you find key information quickly.
Expression écrite
Writing
From simple messages to structured opinion pieces, with personal corrections that show you exactly how to improve.
Compréhension orale
Listening
Audio and video from real Canadian and French sources, with strategies to understand native speed and different accents.
Learner Stories
Performance growth, in their own words.
Learners share how small classes, clear explanations and steady practice took them from their first words to exam day.
Book a Class"I started with zero French. Savreet explained every rule in Punjabi first, then in French, and suddenly it all made sense. I passed my TEF with the score I needed for my PR application."
"The small group made a huge difference. I was never afraid to ask questions, and when I missed a class for a night shift I watched the recording the next day."
"Her writing corrections were so detailed. She showed me exactly why each sentence was wrong and how to fix it. My TCF writing score went up a full level."
"I was nervous about speaking, but the role plays in class prepared me for real situations. Now I can talk with my French-speaking coworkers without freezing."
"Very patient teacher. The materials she shares are clear and organized, and I always know what to practice during the week."
"Classes in Hindi helped my wife and me learn together. We both finished A2 and are now preparing for the TEF with Savreet."
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything new learners ask before we begin.
How classes work, which level to choose and what to expect before your first lesson.
Yes. The A1 class starts from the very beginning: sounds, greetings, articles and the most useful verbs. Many of my learners began with zero French and went on to pass the TEF or TCF.
Explanations are given in English, Punjabi or Hindi, depending on the comfort level of the students in the group. Practice is in French, but every rule is explained in a language you already understand.
Classes run in small batches so every learner gets time to speak, ask questions and receive feedback. If you prefer full personal attention, individual sessions are available for TEF and TCF preparation.
Recorded sessions are available in case of absence. You can review the full lesson before the next class so you stay on track with your group.
I prepare learners for the TEF Canada and the TCF Canada, the French tests accepted for Canadian immigration. Preparation covers all four sections: speaking, listening, reading and writing.
Send me a message with what you have studied before and your goal. I will ask a few quick questions and recommend the right level, A1, A2 or B1 + B2, or individual exam coaching.
Yes. All kinds of support materials and sources are provided: grammar sheets, vocabulary lists, reading and listening practice, writing prompts and exam-style tests.
Yes, classes run live online so you can join from anywhere in Canada. Contact me to ask about current schedules.
Have a different question?
Send Savreet a note. Every message is read personally and answered within one working day.
Your Next Step
Your French journey starts with one class.
Whether you are starting from zero or preparing for the TEF or TCF, send a message and Savreet will help you find the right class.
Contact
Ready to start learning French?
Direct contact
Call, text or send a message on Instagram. You will hear back personally, usually within one working day.
Phone
+1 825 366 0102Location
Live online classes across Canada
Availability
Weekday evenings and weekends