IB French ab initio Tutoring in Hong Kong
Aim for a 6 or 7 in IB French ab initio. Our experienced native French tutors take you from zero to exam-ready over a structured two-year programme.
π What is IB French ab initio?
IB French ab initio is a two-year Standard Level (SL) course designed for absolute beginners. No previous French is required β the course builds your vocabulary, grammar and communication skills from day one, alongside a genuine understanding of French-speaking cultures.
Who It's For
- Students with little or no previous French
- IB Diploma students (SL)
- Learners who want to add a new language
Course at a Glance
- Two-year course
- Standard Level (SL) only
- Around 150 teaching hours
π― What You'll Learn
The course is organised around the IB's five prescribed themes, with everything anchored in real, everyday contexts.
Identities
Self, family and personal relationships
Experiences
Daily routines, holidays and festivals
Human Ingenuity
Arts, entertainment and technology
Social Organization
School, community and work
Sharing the Planet
Environment, cities and climate
Communication
Everyday speaking and writing
π Assessment Structure
ab initio assessment combines external written papers with an internal oral, covering every skill.
Paper 1: Writing
25%One writing task assessing written production
Paper 2: Listening
25%Assessing listening comprehension
Paper 2: Reading
25%Assessing reading comprehension
Individual Oral
25%A one-to-one conversation with the teacher
External assessment accounts for 75%, with the internal assessment (individual oral) making up the remaining 25%.
π― ab initio Classes β Enrol Now
Small-group classes led by experienced native French tutors. Limited spots β pick yours and book today.
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