1. Listening Skills

• Daily News Listening: Tune into Radio-Canada, TV5MONDE, or France Info for authentic audio conversations. Pay special attention to the main and specific points.
• Interactive Listening: Use apps such as  FluentU for exercises where you can work with transcripts and analyze their vocabulary.
• Take Notes: Take note of important points while listening to podcasts like InnerFrench and compare them to a transcript.
• Role-Plays: Simulate scenarios such as work meetings or a presentation to test understanding. 

2. Speaking Skills

• Role-Playing Exercises: Simulation of real-life situations meaningful for developing language skills such as job interviews, conference calls, or customer interactions.
• Language Exchange Platforms: Talk to a French speaker on HelloTalk to practice conversing.
• Daily Speaking Goals: Choose something to speak about daily, such as current events, and record a speech of 3–5 minutes. Make it a point to review past recordings to improve fluency and accuracy.
• Join Conversation Groups: There might be meet up groups or clubs for the French language practice on sites like Meetup or at the local community centers. 

3. Reading Skills

• Professional Documents: Ultimately, practice reading reports, manuals, or official documents to get accustomed to formal language forms.
• Timed Reading Exercises: Set a timer; maybe read an article in Le Monde or CBC/Radio-Canada for speed reading and comprehension.
• Work on Vocabulary: Highlight out difficult words and expressions, then make flashcards on an app like Anki to work with it.
• Summarization Techniques: Try summarizing what you have read to prove you have grasped the gist of it through recollection and detail awareness. 

4. Writing Skills

• Structured Writing Practice: Remains focused on writing formal emails, business proposals, and essays. Must carry correct formatting, be clear, and stay precise.
• Expert Feedback: Sharing the written work with a tutor or a language partner for feedback and corrections.
• Grammar Exercises: The practice of grammar will be helped by BonPatron, a free grammar-checking application, and by FrançaisFacile.
• Daily Writing Prompts: News questions are something like, “What was your most memorable experience?” or “How would you solve a community problem?”