French Complete Bundle A1 → C2 · DELF · DALF · TEF · TCF
Structured roadmaps, step-by-step video lessons, grammar and vocabulary resources, listening materials and exam preparation for DELF, DALF, TEF Canada and TCF.
Two ways in
Starting from zero? Follow a structured path through the essential foundations: sounds, grammar, vocabulary, listening and step-by-step resources from A1 upwards.
Preparing for DELF, DALF, TEF Canada or TCF? Find the roadmap for your exam and see the preparation resources the bundle includes.
Both paths are in the same bundle — one payment of ₹999 covers everything.
Pronunciation Studio
Pick a word, read how it is pronounced and listen. Seven words, four ideas that change how you read French.
Nasal vowels
bon
“good”
A nasal vowel: say “oh” and let air flow through your nose. The n is not pronounced. It only tells you the vowel is nasal.
Audio: computer-generated French voice (Microsoft neural text-to-speech), not a teacher recording.
être · present (présent)
What is happening now, or what usually happens. Irregular, and the most used verb in French. Learn it by heart early.
Tip: in the present, je parle, tu parles, il parle and ils parlent all sound the same. The endings -e, -es and -ent are silent.
This is a small taste of the bundle.
The complete bundle includes structured roadmaps, grammar, vocabulary, listening materials, video lessons and exam preparation.
Exam pathways
Choose your exam to see what it is, the levels involved and what the bundle includes for it.
Diplôme d’études en langue française
The official French diploma for levels A1 to B2, issued by France’s Ministry of Education through France Éducation international. Each level is a separate exam testing listening, reading, writing and speaking, and the diploma does not expire.
Levels
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Get the Complete French Bundle — ₹999Short overview only. Formats and requirements change, so always check the official exam website before you register. This bundle is independent of the exam bodies. Official websites: DELF & DALF (France Éducation international) · TCF (France Éducation international) · TEF Canada (Le français des affaires).
Why structure matters
You don’t need to use every resource. The roadmap tells you which ones matter for the unit you are on.
What’s inside
Real screenshots from the bundle’s Google Drive and roadmaps. Third-party course and book names are blurred. Tap a screenshot to open it full size.
One roadmap per exam level, plus TEF Canada and TCF: 72 units in total. Each unit has a goal, key vocabulary and grammar, checkpoints and “Open in Drive” links to the exact material.
DELF A1
DELF A2DELF B1
DELF B2
DALF C1
DALF C2TEF Canada
TCFA folder for every DELF and DALF level, TEF Canada, TCF, the roadmaps and a bonus section, so you always know where each resource lives.
A step-by-step video course in 10 modules, from absolute zero (A0) to B2, plus a separate DELF A1 exam-preparation course. The A1–B2 roadmaps link to the right module for each unit.
Grammar, vocabulary, conjugation and phonetics workbooks for each level, with separate answer keys so you can check yourself. Graded reading books sit inside the level folders.
Solved papers at every DELF and DALF level, ten at A1, so you can practise the real question formats and check your answers. Each level folder is organised the same way.
TEF Canada folders for all four skills with a 250-activity book, and a TCF 250-activity book with a training guide and audio. Each test has its own roadmap.
Dialogue audio, listening transcriptions, audio courses and a dedicated TEF Canada listening folder. The bonus section adds a 52-episode video series and 15 more French books.
Interactive French roadmap
Choose a level to see what it covers and which bundle resources support it. Inside the bundle, each unit links straight to the right lesson, workbook or paper on Drive.
Your first steps in French. You learn the alphabet and the core sounds, greet people and introduce yourself, and handle simple everyday situations — numbers, time, food and getting around town.
Vocabulary & grammarAccents and silent letters, articles and gender, être and avoir, regular -er verbs, numbers, time and everyday nouns.
ReadingShort messages, signs, forms and simple notices.
ListeningSlow, clear speech about yourself, your family, shopping and your day.
Word figures are approximate study targets from our roadmaps, not official lists. DELF and DALF are marked out of 100: a pass needs 50 overall and at least 5/25 in each skill. TEF Canada and TCF report a level rather than pass/fail. Always check the current format on the official France Éducation international website. This bundle is independent of the exam bodies.
Product walkthrough
A real screen recording of the French bundle’s Google Drive: how access works, the level folders, roadmaps, workbooks, solved papers, the video course, TEF Canada, TCF and the extras.
Free beginner lessons
Four short beginner lessons: accents, sounds, polite expressions and a first conversation. No sign-up, no email, no download. Tap, reveal and listen.
Audio: computer-generated French voices (Microsoft neural text-to-speech), not teacher recordings.
French uses three main accent marks on its vowels. They are part of the spelling, not decoration: some change the sound, others tell two words apart. Learn to spot them and French words become much easier to read aloud.
é
Accent aigu
Only on e. It gives a closed “ay” sound.
é sounds like the “ay” in “day”, but short and without the glide at the end. It is the most common accent: café, été (summer), école (school). Past participles of -er verbs end in -é: parlé, mangé.
è · à · ù
Accent grave
On e it gives an open “eh” sound. On a and u it tells words apart.
è sounds like the “e” in “bed”: mère (mother), très (very). On à and ù it does not change the sound — it separates words: a (has) / à (to, at), ou (or) / où (where).
ê · â · ô
Accent circonflexe
Can go on any vowel. Often marks a letter that has disappeared.
The “hat” often stands where an s used to be: forêt (forest), hôpital (hospital), fête (feast). Compare the English words that kept the s. ê sounds like è (open “eh”).
Tap any word in the sentence to see what it is.
Want to continue beyond the basics?
The complete French bundle includes structured roadmaps, video lessons, grammar, vocabulary, listening and exam preparation resources.
Who it’s for
Starting from zero. The video course begins at A0 and the A1 roadmap starts with letters and sounds, one unit at a time.
You prefer studying on your own schedule and want structured resources instead of jumping between apps, videos and PDFs.
Every DELF and DALF roadmap ends with exam training, and the bundle includes solved papers at each level.
Separate roadmaps and practice books organise your preparation skill by skill.
Honest note: This is a self-study bundle. It does not include live classes or personal coaching, and no course can guarantee an exam score, certificate or immigration outcome. Your progress depends on regular practice.
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“Everything includes the package, right?” Yes, everything is included.
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Pricing
Everything from your first bonjour to C2, plus TEF Canada and TCF, in one organised Google Drive folder. No subscription and no monthly fees.
Pay ₹999 once on the secure checkout page.
Follow the access steps: request access with your Google account and send your email and payment screenshot on WhatsApp.
Your private folder is shared with your Google account, usually within 5–6 hours.
Start at your level and follow the units in order.
A1 to C2 · DELF · DALF · TEF Canada · TCF
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FAQ
Yes. The video course starts from absolute zero (A0) and the DELF A1 roadmap begins with the alphabet and French sounds, then builds up one unit at a time. Try the Pronunciation Studio and the four free lessons on this page to see the style first.
Yes. There is a roadmap for each level, DELF A1, A2, B1 and B2 and DALF C1 and C2, with study materials and solved papers for each. Video lessons cover A0 to B2; C1 and C2 are studied from books and papers.
Yes: DELF A1, DELF A2, DELF B1, DELF B2, DALF C1, DALF C2, TEF Canada and TCF, with 72 units in total. Each unit has a goal, key vocabulary and grammar, checkpoints and “Open in Drive” links to the exact material.
Yes. The four DELF roadmaps end with exam-strategy units, there are solved DELF papers at every level (ten at A1), and there is a separate DELF A1 exam-preparation video course.
Yes. The DALF C1 and C2 roadmaps, solved DALF papers and advanced reading, grammar and vocabulary books are included. There is no dedicated C1/C2 video course.
Yes, as preparation material: a TEF Canada roadmap (6 units, skill by skill), folders for listening, reading, writing and speaking, and a 250-activity practice book. We make no promise about scores, CLB/NCLC levels or immigration results.
Yes: a TCF roadmap (5 units), a 250-activity practice book, a training guide with audio (older edition) and a TCF Canada writing file. Check the current format of your TCF version on the official website.
Yes. A video course in 10 modules takes you from absolute zero (A0) to B2, and there is a separate DELF A1 exam-preparation course. The A1–B2 roadmaps link to the right module for each unit.
Yes. Grammar, vocabulary, conjugation and phonetics workbooks for each level, with separate answer keys, plus graded reading books in the level folders.
Yes. Dialogue audio, listening transcriptions, audio courses and a dedicated TEF Canada listening folder.
Yes. Solved papers at every DELF and DALF level, ten at A1, so you can practise the real question formats and check your answers.
Yes, that is what they are built for. The roadmaps give you the order of study and link each unit to its material, and answer keys let you check your own work.
Through Google Drive. After payment, follow the access steps: request access to the Drive folder with your Google account and send your email address and payment screenshot on WhatsApp. Access is usually approved within 5–6 hours. You need a Google account to open the folder.
Lifetime access to the Drive folder, so you can study at your own pace.
No. This is a digital self-study bundle with structured roadmaps, recorded lessons, study materials, listening resources and exam-preparation materials. There are no live classes or personal tutoring.
No. The bundle provides learning and preparation resources. Exam results depend on your preparation, proficiency and performance on the day.
Yes. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 85275 91529 or email originhorizongroup@gmail.com, and we will help with access or any issue with the files.
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