Our Course Rates 2023

A package combining the Intensive General French course (addressing all competences: oral and written comprehension, production and interaction associated with linguistic and cultural objectives) as well as Oral and Grammar Reinforcement Workshops.
Minimum level A1.2

Intensive General French course divided into two parts. The first part aims to work on all competences (oral and written comprehension, production and interaction associated with linguistic and cultural objectives) using the Cosmopolitan French method (9:00 - 11:30) co-written by our teachers. The second part of the class seeks to reinforce language skill points through oral and written communication activities as well as developing cultural knowledge (11:30 - 13:00).
Levels A1 to C1/C2

Intensive General French course divided into two parts, aiming to work on all competences (oral and written comprehension, production and interaction associated with linguistic and cultural objectives) using supports adapted to the student’s needs and expectations (1:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.). The second part of the class seeks to reinforce language skill points through oral and written communication activities as well as developing cultural knowledge (4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.).
Minimum level A2

General French course aimed at working on all competences (oral and written comprehension, production and interaction associated with linguistic and cultural objectives) using the Cosmopolitan French method (Hachette FLE editions) co -written by our teachers.
Levels A1.2 to C1 / C2

General French course aimed at working on all competences (oral and written comprehension, production and interaction associated with linguistic and cultural objectives) using supports adapted to the student’s needs and expectations.
Minimum level A2

General French course aimed at working on all competences (oral and written comprehension, production and interaction associated with linguistic and cultural objectives) using supports adapted to the student’s needs and expectations.
Levels A1 to C1/C2

Business French course based on authentic supports adapted to the student’s needs and expectations, with the aim of providing knowledge, expertise and interpersonal skills relating to the world of work in a French-speaking environment. This course also aims to facilitate professional integration and allow better inter-cultural adaptation.
Minimum level B1

Business French course based on authentic supports adapted to the student’s needs and expectations, with the aim of providing knowledge, expertise and interpersonal skills relating to the world of work in a French-speaking environment. This course also aims to facilitate professional integration and allow better inter-cultural adaptation.
Minimum level B1

A 4 week Preparation Workshop for the DELF B1, B2 or DALF C1 exam, with the aim of presenting the sections of the examination, sharing advice and strategies for the exam as well as practising with standard subjects (oral and written comprehension tests, oral and written expression tests).
Levels B1 to C1

Exam preparation workshop for the Listening and Reading tests of the TCF IRN examination, with the aim of presenting the contents of the exam, developing listening and reading strategies and offering practise tests.

Preparation courses aimed at strengthening speaking and writing skills through varied practice activities (grammar exercises, vocabulary exercises, mock tests...) linked to the contents of the TCF IRN examination.

Oral Workshop aimed at familiarizing students with oral comprehension, expression and interaction with the aid of authentic documents (radio and television programs, songs, interviews, reports, documentaries etc.) relating to the news, social issues and daily life in a French-speaking environment. Interactive and varied activities (discussions, debates, role plays, projects etc.).
Minimum A1.2 level

Writing Workshop aimed at strengthening learners’ writing skills (grammar, vocabulary, spelling) to practice various formal and informal communication situations relating to everyday life (SMS, email, administrative letter, CV, letter of motivation, argumentative essay, press articles etc.) and to discover the uses and differences between written French and spoken French.
Minimum level A1.2

Phonetic Workshop aimed at distinguishing the different phonemes, to establish graphy-speech relationships and to improve students' oral expression (pronunciation, rhythm, intonation, accents etc.) taking into account the specificities of their native language.

Workshop for Au Pairs aimed at improving their level of comprehension and expression, enriching their vocabulary and familiarizing them with speaking French in everyday communication situations.
Minimum level A1.2