In our gerneral french course, we focus on 4 categories of important French skills: Grammar, Oral communication, writing (sentence structure, depending on your level), and listening. This will help you to build a foundation into the next level, to achieve fluency in French as you progress.
We combine both practical, real life scenarios (where you will need on your DELF or TEF exams) with foundational learning, such as grammar and building sentence structures, so that you can expand your skills and mastery of French over time.
A1.1 Beginner
French General Course - First Beginner
Bonjour! if you are a beginner with no prior experience, this course is for you. You will learn how to introduce yourself, talk about simple things like numbers, dates, learn basic French grammar. This lays the foundation for you to proceed to the next level.
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Format
Fee
Returning Students
Feb 19 to April 2nd (6 weeks) Mon + Wed. 6.00pm to 8.00pm Group Class size 10 students or less
Online Live taught over Zoom
$450
$390
Introduce yourself, state your nationality, indicate language spoken
Greet someone
Count numbers
Communicate in class-related contexts
Ask and give personal information
Talk about your hobbies
Basic sentence structure (subject-verb-object)
Verb conjugation in the present tense (etre, avoir, regular verbs)
Introduce yourself, ask for introductions
Ask for personal information (name, age, nationality)
Understand simple questions and responses in a class setting
Identify personal information (names, countries, languages)
Write simple sentences about yourself.
A1.2 Beginner
French General Course - First Beginner
This is a second beginner course. You will learn basic everyday phrases and know how to engage in very simple talk, like talking about the weather or your favourite food. You will be able to describe a person.
Date/time:
Format
Fee
Returning Students
TBDGroup Class size 10 students or less
Online Live taught over Zoom
$450
$390
Talk about your town and surroundings
Inquire and give simple explanations
Understand and provide a basic itinerary
Indicate the method of travel
Write a postcard
Give an impression about a place
Discuss the weather
Talk about tastes, interests, and activities
Describe a person and their characteristics
Discuss your profession
Present tense of regular and irregular verbs (aller, faire, etc.)
Basic use of adjectives and agreement with nouns
Question formation (est-ce que, inversion)
Ask for and give directions
Talk about hobbies, the weather, and daily activities
Give impressions of places or events
Describe people and professions
Understand basic information about locations, weather, and personal details
Understand simple itineraries and travel-related conversations
Write a postcard or short description of a place or person
Write about your tastes and hobbies
A1.3 Beginner
French General Course - First Beginner
This is the final course of A1 level. Wtih this course, you will engage in more complicated talk, like talking about a member of your family or an event. you will learn how to ask questions about a person, or accept an invitation. in terms of grammar, you will start learning passe compse (past tense) and a bit more complex form of grammar
Date/time:
Format
Fee
Returning Students
TBDGroup Class size 10 students or less
Online Live taught over Zoom
$450
$390
Talk about your family and relationships
Understand and announce family events
React to family announcements (congratulations, expressions of sympathy)
Inquire about and provide time/schedule information
Express obligations and make requests
Discuss daily activities and routines
Propose, accept, and refuse invitations
Schedule meetings and appointments
Discuss future plans and dreams
Recall past events and experiences
Use of present tense for daily activities
Introduction to future tense (futur proche)
Simple past tense (passé composé) for basic storytelling
Modal verbs for expressing obligation (devoir)
Talk about family members and relationships
Express opinions on future plans and past experiences
Make and respond to invitations
Understand family-related announcements and schedule information
Understand basic time and event-related conversations
Write about daily routines or past events
Write short messages or invitations for social occasions
A2.1 Elementary
French General Course - First Beginner
This course builds skills to discuss hobbies, give directions, and talk about preferences. We focus on understanding and using the future tense, modal verbs, and vocabulary for making requests. Students will practice writing short messages and letters while improving their ability to converse confidently.
Date/time:
Format
Fee
Returning Students
Feb 19 to April 2nd (6 weeks) Tues + Thurs 6.00pm to 8.00pm Group Class size 10 students or less
Online Live taught over Zoom
$450
$390
Introduce yourself in different contexts
Understand and fill out basic questionnaires
Ask questions in various situations (personal info, opinions)
Talk about celebrations, traditions, and family events
Express sensations, perceptions, and feelings
Describe physical appearance and talk about resemblances
Understand simple weather-related information
Locate places geographically and present locations
Discuss outdoor activities and hobbies
Present tense (regular and irregular verbs)
Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns
Adjectives of quantity and quality
Simple future (futur proche)
Ask and answer questions in informal and formal contexts
Talk about celebrations, traditions, and personal experiences
Describe people and places
Express feelings, sensations, and preferences
Understand simple weather reports and event schedules
Identify locations and directions in basic contexts
Fill out questionnaires and forms
Write simple descriptions of people, events, and places
A2.2 Elementary
French General Course - First Beginner
Enhance your ability to express preferences and navigate everyday social interactions. Master writing itineraries, discussing hobbies, and writing vacation letters. Explore personal tastes, describe outfits, choose gifts, and give advice. Understand menus and make observations about clothes and people.
Date/time:
Format
Fee
Returning Students
TBDGroup Class size 10 students or less
Online Live taught over Zoom
$450
$390
Talk about your town, community, and surroundings
Inquire and give explanations about places, events, and activities
Write simple letters or emails while on vacation
Understand and write a basic itinerary
Describe personal tastes, interests, and activities
Talk about your profession and daily routines
Make positive/negative observations (e.g., about clothes or people)
Choose gifts and describe their function
Simple past tense (passé composé)
Imperative for giving advice and making requests
Indefinite articles (un, une) and possessive adjectives
Prepositions of place and movement
Describe places, people, and activities
Talk about your hobbies, tastes, and work life
Express preferences and give advice
Understand basic conversations about daily activities and personal preferences
Comprehend simple instructions (e.g., giving directions, booking)
Write postcards, simple letters, and descriptions
Write about daily activities and preferences
A2.3 Elementary
French General Course - First Beginner
Students will expand their vocabulary by talking about shopping, food, and daily routines. Grammar topics include the use of passé composé for past events and comparisons. Speaking skills focus on discussing events and describing situations, while writing involves recounting personal experiences and simple narratives.
Date/time:
Format
Fee
Returning Students
TBDGroup Class size 10 students or less
Online Live taught over Zoom
$450
$390
Discuss your family and relationships
Talk about events (past, present, and future)
Describe a typical or atypical home
Understand and describe your daily routine
Express obligations (e.g., devoir, falloir)
Discuss future plans and intentions
Propose, accept, or refuse invitations
Recall past events
Past tense (passé composé and imparfait)
Future tense (futur proche, futur simple)
Reflexive verbs for daily routine
Comparative and superlative adjectives
Share family stories and future plans
Talk about past experiences and routines
Make invitations and schedule meetings
Understand descriptions of people, events, and routines
Follow simple conversations about plans and schedules
Write short stories or diary entries
Write invitations and responses
A2.4 Elementary
French General Course - First Beginner
In A2.4, students will explore discussions about relationships, friendships, and past experiences. Grammar focuses on reflexive verbs, reported speech, and past tenses. Speaking will include describing personalities and comparing past events, while writing will cover personal stories, past encounters, and simple reports.
Date/time:
Format
Fee
Returning Students
TBDGroup Class size 10 students or less
Online Live taught over Zoom
$450
$390
Engage in discussions about friendships and personal bonds
Describe a person's personality, including strengths and weaknesses
Discuss your interactions with neighbors or others in your community
Share information someone else has said using indirect speech
Talk about how things have changed over time and make comparisons
Reflect on a past experience or encounter
Share details about your professional or educational background
Use reflexive verbs to talk about relationships and interactions
Apply comparative and superlative forms to highlight differences
Recount others' words using reported speech
Use past tenses to describe past events and experiences
Express opinions and describe people’s characteristics or personal traits
Discuss past changes and how they’ve impacted you or others
Share your experiences and reflections from both personal and work contexts
Listen to conversations about relationships, personal growth, and changes
Understand narratives or recounts from others about past events
Write about personal connections, stories, or professional encounters
Summarize an event or professional experience in writing
A2.5 Elementary
French General Course - First Beginner
This course introduces professional language skills, focusing on job applications, resumes, and discussing qualifications. Grammar includes modal verbs for giving advice and future tense for planning. Speaking covers presenting oneself in job interviews, while writing includes creating resumes, cover letters, and personal reflections on career changes.
Date/time:
Format
Fee
Returning Students
TBD Group Class size 10 students or less
Online Live taught over Zoom
$450
$390
Understand and interpret job advertisements, highlighting key skills needed
Talk about your qualifications and what you can offer in a work setting
Write a CV and cover letter to apply for a job
Present your work background and experience in a professional context
Provide advice in a professional or personal situation, as well as cautions for others
Discuss adjustments you need to make in your lifestyle or career
Explore cultural aspects of different countries and discuss common stereotypes
Work with data, percentages, and statistics to express ideas
Debate lifestyle changes and the emotional or practical effects they may bring
Learn how to perform practical tasks independently and understand their rules
Use the future tense to express plans or predictions
Use modal verbs to make recommendations or offer advice
Learn key vocabulary related to jobs, tasks, and career discussions
Practice using numbers, percentages, and statistical data in conversations
Discuss your professional abilities and experiences in job-related contexts
Share personal views on lifestyle changes and their effects
Talk about cultural differences and stereotypes, offering your perspective
Offer suggestions or recommendations for personal or professional improvements
Listen for specific information in job interviews or discussions about career paths
Follow conversations about lifestyle choices or workplace dynamics
Understand statistical data and professional advice in various contexts
Draft a CV and a tailored cover letter for a job application
Write about the impact of lifestyle changes or share experiences of work-related transitions
A2.6 Elementary
French General Course - First Beginner
Students in A2.6 will work on discussing current events, making comparisons, and justifying personal choices. Key grammar includes the subjunctive and passive voice. Speaking focuses on providing opinions and suggestions, while writing involves comparative analysis, responding to media, and explaining decisions in professional or personal contexts.
Date/time:
Format
Fee
Returning Students
TBDGroup Class size 10 students or less
Online Live taught over Zoom
$450
$390
Compare different options or scenarios and discuss rankings
Reflect on your life decisions and explain why you made them
Share detailed accounts of personal experiences or events
Offer suggestions and motivate others to take action
Interpret news headlines and summarize key stories
Share your thoughts on television programs or media reports
Discuss news events and their impact on society
Use comparative structures to discuss differences or rankings
Employ the subjunctive mood for expressing opinions or desires
Form complex sentences to justify decisions or explain situations
Use the passive voice when discussing general facts or events
Talk about your life decisions, reasoning behind them, and future plans
Discuss current news or TV shows, offering your perspective on them
Suggest actions or ideas based on your personal experiences or knowledge
Comprehend news summaries, understanding the essence of headlines or stories
Follow in-depth discussions about events or television programs and share your opinions
Write a comparison of different options or describe an event in detail
Respond to news or media content by offering your thoughts and analysis
Justify your choices in life through a written explanation
B1.1 Intermediate
French General Course - First Beginner
In B1.1, students enhance their ability to talk about hobbies, social life, and future aspirations. Learn how to express appreciation, make suggestions, and engage in daily activities. Grammar focuses on verb tenses and future forms. Speaking and writing practice will include expressing opinions, sharing experiences, and discussing plans for the future.
Date/time:
Format
Fee
Returning Students
Feb 19 to April 2nd (6 weeks) Wed + Thurs 10am to 12 noon Group Class size 10 students or less
Online Live taught over Zoom
$450
$390
Understand and explain the key points of a news article
Describe a place in detail, highlighting its features and atmosphere
Talk about experiences related to different types of accommodation (hotels, Airbnb, etc.)
Analyze and discuss a movie’s content and share your thoughts
Express admiration and appreciation with varied phrases
Take part in social or leisure activities, engaging with others
Use the future tense for discussing plans and goals
Apply modals of advice (should, could, ought to) to give suggestions
Use conditionals (first conditional) to talk about real possibilities
Practice descriptive language and adjectives to enhance speaking and writing
Discuss the content of films, sharing opinions on themes and performances
Describe places you’ve visited or would like to visit in detail
Engage in social activities, making suggestions and sharing your experiences
Write short descriptions of places, including key features and personal impressions
Create simple travel itineraries or accommodation reviews
Express your future aspirations or goals in short written paragraphs
B1.2 Intermediate
French General Course - Intermediate
B1.2 helps students articulate personal goals, opinions, and hypothetical situations. Develop skills to express cause and effect, summarize books, and justify your viewpoints. The grammar focus is on cause/effect structures and conditionals. Speaking and writing exercises revolve around persuasion, retelling past events, and presenting arguments in a clear, structured manner.
Date/time:
Format
Fee
Returning Students
TBD Group Class size 10 students or less
Online Live taught over Zoom
$450
$390
Discuss how to solve a problem and share strategies
Express hypothetical situations and dream scenarios
Understand and discuss different educational or career paths
Talk about your personal passions and explain the activities you enjoy
Set and articulate clear goals or objectives
Prepare and present a project, summarizing key points and ideas
Use the past tenses (imperfect and passé composé) for narrating events
Express hypothetical situations with the second conditional (If I were…/If I had…)
Use causative verbs (have/get something done) and connect ideas logically
Introduce indirect speech to report what others have said
Talk about personal goals, career aspirations, and hypothetical situations
Present and explain a project, focusing on structure and key details
Share ideas on problem-solving and strategies for overcoming challenges
Write an email or message explaining a problem and suggesting possible solutions
Summarize a book or article, focusing on key points and themes
Write about future plans, goals, and how to achieve them
B1.3 Intermediate
French General Course - Intermediate
In B1.3, students focus on recounting past events and expressing regret. Learn to defend opinions, discuss historical events, and use past tenses effectively. Grammar covers conditional forms and past tenses. Speaking exercises emphasize storytelling and opinion defense, while writing includes retelling experiences, offering preventative advice, and summarizing past content and reflections.
Date/time:
Format
Fee
Returning Students
TBDGroup Class size 10 students or less
Online Live taught over Zoom
$450
$390
Debate social or ethical issues and explain your stance
Understand and explain news reports, highlighting key facts
Share your travel experiences and discuss cultural differences
Reflect on past situations, expressing feelings of regret or missed opportunities
Recount past events in detail, narrating key moments
Encourage others to take action or make decisions
Use the past perfect tense for events that happened before other past actions
Apply the third conditional for expressing regrets or hypothetical past situations
Practice complex sentence structures, using relative clauses for detailed descriptions
Use modals of deduction (must, might, can’t) for speculating about past events
Discuss and argue your viewpoint on social, political, or ethical issues
Recount past experiences in a clear and engaging way, expressing regret or reflection
Offer advice or encouragement, motivating others to take action in various situations
Write a reflection on a past event, explaining what could have been different
Create persuasive pieces that defend your position on an issue or topic
Report on a current event, summarizing facts and offering your personal opinion
B1.4 Intermediate
French General Course - Intermediate
B1.4 enables students to reflect on past experiences and describe people, events, and places in detail. Improve your ability to justify opinions and propose solutions. Grammar covers past tenses and complex sentence structures. Speaking activities involve recounting personal experiences, while writing practice includes descriptive writing and making proposals with clear reasoning and structure.
Date/time:
Format
Fee
Returning Students
TBD Group Class size 10 students or less
Online Live taught over Zoom
$450
$390
Reflect on past experiences and share key details
Describe the impact of certain experiences on your perspective or actions
Talk about the challenges and rewards of language learning
Provide a thorough description of a place, person, or event
Share your personal goals and explain how you plan to achieve them
Justify your opinions with clear reasoning and examples
Relay the highlights of a trip, including the most memorable moments
Propose a plan, idea, or solution, offering supporting arguments
Formulate hypotheses about potential outcomes or situations
Use past tenses (past simple, past continuous) to describe past events and experiences
Implement conjunctions and expressions for showing cause and effect (because, so, therefore)
Use conditional forms (first and second conditionals) to make hypotheses about the future
Practice complex sentences with relative clauses to provide details and additional information
Recount your experiences in a clear, organized manner, emphasizing key moments
Talk about challenges you’ve faced while learning languages and how you overcame them
Propose solutions or ideas in discussions, offering clear justifications for your suggestions
Write a reflective account of a trip, focusing on the experiences and key moments
Describe a place, person, or event in detail, using appropriate descriptive language
Create a proposal or suggestion, explaining the reasoning behind your idea
B1.5 Intermediate
French General Course - Intermediate
B1.5 focuses on expressing emotions, handling social interactions, and defending opinions. Lead discussions, follow stage directions, and express regrets. The grammar focus is on modal verbs and complex sentence structures. Speaking activities help express emotional responses to scenarios, while writing tasks include composing persuasive pieces, reflecting on experiences, and providing clear justifications for viewpoints.
Date/time:
Format
Fee
Returning Students
TBD Group Class size 10 students or less
Online Live taught over Zoom
$450
$390
Describe someone’s personality, emphasizing both positive and negative traits
Discuss emotions and their impact on behavior and decision-making
Share your hopes, ambitions, and what drives you
Use regretful language to reflect on past decisions and missed opportunities
Follow or give stage directions in a performance context
Lead discussions, ensuring others are included and their views considered
Handle different interactions such as negotiations or formal requests
Express your thoughts clearly on social or ethical dilemmas
Discuss potential outcomes and consequences of decisions
Use adjectives and phrases to describe character traits and emotions
Employ modal verbs (should, could, must, might) to express regrets and opinions
Use conjunctions to give examples or explanations (such as, for example, in other words)
Practice complex sentence structures for expressing and defending opinions
Lead discussions on a topic of interest, ensuring all participants have a chance to speak
Share and explain different emotional responses to various scenarios
Express your future hopes and dreams in conversations, explaining the steps to achieve them
Write about a person’s character, describing their qualities and behaviors
Compose an email or message expressing regret over a missed event or opportunity
Write a persuasive piece defending your opinion on a particular subject
B1.6 Intermediate
French General Course - Intermediate
B1.6 prepares students to discuss obligations, possibilities, and societal changes. Summarize films, describe characters, and express personal opinions with confidence. Grammar includes modals and techniques for summarizing. Speaking practice focuses on emotional expression, character description, and societal discussions. Writing assignments include analysis, opinion pieces, and reflecting on personal experiences or societal observations.
Date/time:
Format
Fee
Returning Students
TBDGroup Class size 10 students or less
Online Live taught over Zoom
$450
$390
Express your emotional responses to different situations and explain your feelings
Discuss obligations, possibilities, and restrictions in various scenarios
Describe mannerisms, gestures, and habits that reveal personality
Introduce characters from a film or book, detailing their role and traits
Summarize the plot of a film, identifying key events and character development
Share and justify your opinion on various topics, offering detailed reasons
Discuss how changes in society impact individuals and relationships
Reflect on cultural differences and their influence on communication
Talk about conflicts or resolutions within stories or real-life situations
Use modals of obligation (must, have to), possibility (can, could, may), and prohibition (can’t, mustn’t)
Practice describing mannerisms and behaviors using adverbs and adjectives
Learn how to summarize or paraphrase information concisely
Use appropriate connectors (for example, for instance, such as) to give examples and elaborate
Express emotions clearly in conversations, explaining the reasons behind your feelings
Discuss obligations and restrictions, offering suggestions for different situations
Introduce characters from a story, film, or real life, explaining their role and significance
Write a short analysis of a film or book, summarizing the plot and offering your opinion
Compose an opinion piece on a controversial topic, justifying your stance with logical reasons
Write a reflection on a personal emotional experience, explaining your reactions and what you learned
Other levels such as B2 intermediate and C1 advanced level will be available in the summer and fall 2025. These courses are also available as 1 on 1 private classes.
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