Online French course from A1 to B2. Real teachers + AI conversation partner 24/7.
French has a reputation as a beautiful but difficult language, and many people stumble at the same spot: they understand far more than they dare to say out loud. That is why the French courses at Kabinata are built around speaking. The lessons are live and in groups, with a real teacher in front of you, and every lesson is recorded — if you have missed a class or want to hear once more how something is pronounced, the recording is waiting for you.
Learning is entirely online: no travelling to a language school, no rearranging your week for a two-hour class. This is also the difference between an online French language course and digging through apps on your own — here there is a group, a pace and a person who corrects you in time, before the mistake hardens into a habit.
The programme follows the European language framework CEFR — the same system used to read certificates and the requirements in job adverts. Each level builds on the previous one, so you neither go back nor skip the basics. In short, according to the CEFR descriptions:
If you are not sure where to start — and many people with a little school French in their baggage are not — take a free level test and start from where you really are.
Behind the courses stand 29 teachers. Their ratings are average values of the ratings submitted for the particular teacher. Among the French teachers is Temenuzhka — with an average rating of 4.96 from 1765 ratings — a number that accumulates lesson by lesson, rather than being written into a presentation.
You can browse our teachers across all languages before choosing a course: profile, language, ratings. If you prefer full attention on yourself and your own pace, instead of a group you can take individual lessons.
One of the common reasons people stop learning French is that they have no one to talk to between lessons. That is why the courses come with “Kabinkova” — an AI conversation partner that keeps up a conversation in the language you are learning by voice and chat, 24 hours a day.
Try the AI conversation practice and see how quickly the tongue loosens up when there is no audience.
Kabinata is a registered training provider with the Employment Agency (Bulgaria). This means that the training can be state-funded if you meet the conditions of the programme.
The paperwork is not scary, but it has an order and deadlines. Read how to apply for a language course with a voucher from the Employment Agency (Bulgaria) and prepare things calmly before you have started.
The subscription is monthly, and the prices are public. One course — that is, one level of French — is 10 € per month. If you want the whole language, all levels, the price is 25 € per month. And if you feel like learning more than just French, access to all five languages on the platform is 49 € per month.
The full prices of the online courses are public — you can compare them calmly before deciding whether to start with a group or with individual lessons.
There is no need to enrol in person. A device with internet and half an hour in which no one will interrupt you are enough.
Kabinata has been operating since 2005 — over 20 years of online language training and over 70 000 trained students. French is one of the five languages on the platform, together with English, German, Spanish and Italian, so if one day you decide to add a second language, you will not be starting from scratch somewhere else.