TCFCA Learning Workspace
Start with one small result each day: listen, shadow, replace one detail, and say three useful sentences. The full lesson library stays available when you are ready for more.
Follow the order and speak every day. The first 10 course lessons and the path through Day 11 are free; Days 12–14 are member guided lessons.
Learn the course rhythm, complete the entry check, and build a 15–25 minute daily habit.
Write your learning goal and daily study time, complete the no-score entry check and understanding check, and record a short clip.
Recognize French letters and slowly spell your name.
Meet high-frequency vowels, nasal sounds, and common final-letter rules.
Greet someone, ask how they are, and respond naturally.
Ask and answer names and use Enchanté or Enchantée.
Say your nationality and job while noticing basic gender changes.
Say where you live, which languages you speak, and ask the same of someone else.
Combine pronunciation, greetings, name, nationality, job, city, and language.
Describe a person with simple adjectives.
Name objects and describe their quantity and basic features.
Describe rooms, furniture, and where objects are.
Name common places in a city and ask for simple directions.
Ask for help when you do not understand, hear clearly, or know a word.
Connect your name, city, job, family, people, and preferences into one exchange.
Check whether you can independently introduce yourself and handle simple everyday exchanges.
The beginner course stays focused on speaking. Open a linked grammar lesson when you want to understand the pattern behind today’s sentences.
Learn the alphabet and key sounds, then spell your name in French.
Greet people and introduce your name, nationality, job, city, and languages.
Describe people, objects, homes, and cities, including location and possession.
Order, shop, ask about prices, make requests, and ask for help when needed.
Talk about routines, time, dates, weekend plans, and interests.
Talk about weather, transport, destinations, past experiences, and future plans.
Use what you learned for four tasks: introduction, description, shopping, and travel.
Follow a six-step loop: demo, shadowing, substitution, role-play, correction, and natural expression.
Preparation: 2 structured lessons for beginner communication and French foundations.
Meeting people: 4 structured lessons for beginner communication and French foundations.
Description: 4 structured lessons for beginner communication and French foundations.
Going out: 4 structured lessons for beginner communication and French foundations.
Daily life: 4 structured lessons for beginner communication and French foundations.
Travel: 4 structured lessons for beginner communication and French foundations.
Grammar: 10 structured lessons for beginner communication and French foundations.
Key French spelling-to-sound rules to avoid English-style mistakes.
Quick-reference grammar modules for A0-A1 beginners.