French Beginne 
Week 1:
Basic greetings and introductions
Numbers 1-20
Common phrases for everyday situations
Week 2:
Alphabet and pronunciation
Days of the week and months
Asking and telling time
Week 3:
Family and personal descriptions
Food and ordering at a restaurant
Week 4:
Basic verb conjugations (present tense)
Expressing likes and dislikes
Simple conversations: shopping, directions, etc.
 
Creating a curriculum for learning French can vary depending on the learner's proficiency level, goals, and available resources. Here's a general outline of a French learning curriculum that can be adapted to different levels, whether you're a beginner or looking to improve your existing skills. This curriculum is divided into four main proficiency levels: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, and Proficient.
Beginner Level:
Weeks 1-4: Introduction to French
Week 1:
Basic greetings and introductions
Numbers 1-20
Common phrases for everyday situations
Week 2:
Alphabet and pronunciation
Days of the week and months
Asking and telling time
Week 3:
Family and personal descriptions
Food and ordering at a restaurant
Week 4:
Basic verb conjugations (present tense)
Expressing likes and dislikes
Simple conversations: shopping, directions, etc.
 
Intermediate Level:
 
Week 5-6:
Expanded vocabulary: professions, hobbies, places
More verb conjugations (regular and irregular verbs)
Week 7-8:
Past tense (passé composé)
Describing past experiences
Week 9-10:
Future tense (futur proche)
Discussing future plans
Week 11-12:
Conditional and subjunctive moods (basic)
Expressing hypothetical situations
Advanced Level:
 
Week 13-14:
Advanced vocabulary: politics, science, arts
Subjunctive mood (in-depth)
Week 15-16:
Imperfect tense (imparfait)
Narrative storytelling
Week 17-18:
Advanced verb conjugations (including irregulars)
Reading and analyzing short stories or news articles
Week 19-20:
Formal and informal language
Practicing complex sentence structures
Week 21-22:
Practicing listening comprehension with native speakers
Preparing and giving presentations
Week 23-24:
Examining French culture, history, and current events
Advanced conversational skills
 
Proficient Level:
 
Week 25-28:
In-depth literary analysis
Advanced grammar and syntax
Week 29-32:
Specialized vocabulary and terminology (e.g., business, medicine, law)
Mastering the subjunctive mood
Week 33-36:
Preparing for proficiency exams (e.g., DALF, DELF)
Advanced conversational fluency practice
Independent research and projects in French