Are you a complete beginner? This level is for you!
(for once-a-week classes, Part A is a prerequisite for Part B).

In this class, students will learn the basics in French:

• Spell and count;
• Introduce themself (greet, name, age, nationality)
• Give and ask for personal information (name, address, dob, email, phone #);
• Express their likes and dislikes;
• Name, ask, and give their place of residence;
• Talk about their family.

Prerequisite: no prior knowledge of French whatsoever (for once-a-week classes, Part 1A is a prerequisite for Part 1B).

Are you a complete beginner? This level is for you!
(for once-a-week classes, Part A is a prerequisite for Part B).

In this class, students will learn the basics in French:

• Spell and count;
• Introduce themself (greet, name, age, nationality)
• Give and ask for personal information (name, address, dob, email, phone #);
• Express their likes and dislikes;
• Name, ask, and give their place of residence;
• Talk about their family.

Prerequisite: no prior knowledge of French whatsoever (for once-a-week classes, Part 1A is a prerequisite for Part 1B).

Are you a complete beginner? This level is for you!
(for once-a-week classes, Part A is a prerequisite for Part B).

In this class, students will learn the basics in French:

• Spell and count;
• Introduce themself (greet, name, age, nationality)
• Give and ask for personal information (name, address, dob, email, phone #);
• Express their likes and dislikes;
• Name, ask, and give their place of residence;
• Talk about their family.

Prerequisite: no prior knowledge of French whatsoever (for once-a-week classes, Part 1A is a prerequisite for Part 1B).

In this class, students will learn the basics in French:

• Describe and identify.
• Understand a menu in a restaurant, order;
• Shop for groceries;
• Give an appreciation;
• Present and describe a city, a neighborhood;
• Talk about public transportation;
• Ask for and give directions;

Prerequisite: A1 Part 1 or Level assessment.

Textbooks: EDITO A1, Unit 3 + unit 4.
NEW STUDENTS: For online classes: books to be picked up in our premises (no delivery). For in-person classes: the teacher will give the books on the first day of class.
Please note the curriculum displayed is based on a full level of twice-a-week classes. For once-a-week classes, students will need Part A and Part B to complete the level.

In this class, students will learn how to:

• Exchange information about accommodations.
• Talk about the weather;
• Describe an object, describe clothing;
• Talk about their daily activities;
• Tell time and indicate a schedule;
• Propose, accept and refuse an invitation;
• Describe somebody;
• Talk about recent experiences or projects;
• Tell past events (1);

Prerequisite: A1 Part 2 or Level assessment

Textbooks: EDITO A1, unit 5 + unit 6 + unit 7.
NEW STUDENTS: For online classes: books to be picked up in our premises (no delivery). For in-person classes: the teacher will give the books on the first day of class.
Please note the curriculum displayed is based on a full level of twice-a-week classes. For once-a-week classes, students will need Part A and Part B to complete the level.

In this class, students will learn how to:

• Exchange information about accommodations.
• Talk about the weather;
• Describe an object, describe clothing;
• Talk about their daily activities;
• Tell time and indicate a schedule;
• Propose, accept and refuse an invitation;
• Describe somebody;
• Talk about recent experiences or projects;
• Tell past events (1);

Prerequisite: A1 Part 2 or Level assessment

Textbooks: EDITO A1, unit 5 + unit 6 + unit 7.
NEW STUDENTS: For online classes: books to be picked up in our premises (no delivery). For in-person classes: the teacher will give the books on the first day of class.
Please note the curriculum displayed is based on a full level of twice-a-week classes. For once-a-week classes, students will need Part A and Part B to complete the level.

In this class, students will learn how to:

• Talk about their profession;
• Express their emotion and feelings;
• Talk about health;
• Give advices (1);
• Express their disagreement;
• Tell past events (2);
• Reserve a hotel room;
• Express their preference;
• Talk about university and studies;

Prerequisite: A1 Part 3 or Level assessment

In this class, students will learn how to:

• Talk about their profession;
• Express their emotion and feelings;
• Talk about health;
• Give advices (1);
• Express their disagreement;
• Tell past events (2);
• Reserve a hotel room;
• Express their preference;
• Talk about university and studies;

Prerequisite: A1 Part 3 or Level assessment

In this class, students will learn how to:

• Tell past events (3);
• Express their intent;
• Talk about their life journey;
• Propose, accept and refuse an invitation;
• Express their likes and dislikes;
• Organise a leisure activity;
• Tell memories.

Prerequisite: A1 part 4 or Level assessment.
Textbooks: Edito A2, Units 1 and 2.
NEW STUDENTS: For online classes: books to be picked up in our premises (no delivery). For in-person classes: the teacher will give the books on the first day of class.
Please note the curriculum displayed is based on a full level of twice-a-week classes. For once-a-week classes, students will need Part A and Part B to complete the level.

In this class, students will learn how to:

• Describe and characterize someone;
• Describe, rent accommodations;
• Express disappointment;
• Express condition and hypothesis (1);
• Compare;
• Compliment;

Prerequisite: A2 part 1 or Level assessment.
Textbooks: Edito A2, Units 3 and 4.
NEW STUDENTS: For online classes: books to be picked up in our premises (no delivery). For in-person classes: the teacher will give the books on the first day of class.
Please note the curriculum displayed is based on a full level of twice-a-week classes. For once-a-week classes, students will need Part A and Part B to complete the level.

In this class, students will learn how to:

• Talk about future events, imagine the future;
• Express their surprise, express their hope;
• Express condition and hypothesis (2);
• Tell their satisfaction;
• Understand cooking instructions;
• Talk about obligation and prohibition.

Prerequisite: A2 part 2 or Level assessment.
Textbooks: Edito A2, Units 5 and 6.
NEW STUDENTS: For online classes: books to be picked up in our premises (no delivery). For in-person classes: the teacher will give the books on the first day of class.
Please note the curriculum displayed is based on a full level of twice-a-week classes. For once-a-week classes, students will need Part A and Part B to complete the level.

In this class, students will learn how to:

• Give advices (2);
• Talk about health problems;
• Tell their point of view;
• Express preferences, necessity, opinions;
• Express cause and consequences.

Prerequisite: A2 part 3 or Level assessment.
Textbooks: Edito A2, Units 7 and 8.
NEW STUDENTS: For online classes: books to be picked up in our premises (no delivery). For in-person classes: the teacher will give the books on the first day of class.
Please note the curriculum displayed is based on a full level of twice-a-week classes. For once-a-week classes, students will need Part A and Part B to complete the level.

In this class, students will learn how to:

• Give advices (3);
• Tell their hopes, wishes, dreams;
• Ask for and propose a service;
• Understand information about travels;
• Express annoyance;
• Talk about past trips.

Prerequisite: A2 part 4 or Level assessment.
Textbooks: Edito A2, Units 9 and 10.
NEW STUDENTS: For online classes: books to be picked up in our premises (no delivery). For in-person classes: the teacher will give the books on the first day of class.
Please note the curriculum displayed is based on a full level of twice-a-week classes. For once-a-week classes, students will need Part A and Part B to complete the level.

TCF workshops for B1 Independent and B2 Advanced level

• Prerequisite: B1 or B2 level completed or almost completed A level assessment is required for new students
• Work on typical TCF activities to master each component of the exam
• Taught by accredited TCF examiners
• Student in TCF workshop (Victoria) will be given priority registration in upcoming TCF exam.
  

In this course, students will practice and improve their ability to give an opinion: to present, convince, compare ideas, justify opinions, introduce a topic, express themselves clearly, and give examples to support what they say.

• Express and justify opinions
  Give personal viewpoints and explain reasons in familiar topics.
• Participate actively in discussions
  React, agree/disagree politely, and keep conversations going.
• Narrate experiences and events
  Tell stories, describe problems, and explain situations in sequence.
• Manage everyday and professional interactions
  Handle travel, work, study, and social communication with growing confidence.

Our conversation lessons help students build their communication skills step by step, with regular speaking practice.

Prerequisite: B1 part 3 and up, or Level assessment (required for new students)

In this sublevel, students will learn how to:

• Introduce formally a subject;
• Give their point of view (3);
• Write an open letter;
• Express their feelings (3);
• Respond formally to a proposal.

Prerequisite: B2 part 3 or Level Assessment.
Textbook: EDITO B2, Unit 7 + Unit 8.
NEW STUDENTS: For online classes: books to be picked up in our premises (no delivery). For in-person classes: the teacher will give the books on the first day of class.
Please note the curriculum displayed is based on a full level of twice-a-week classes. For once-a-week classes, students will need Part A and Part B to complete the level.

In this course, students will strengthen their ability to express complex ideas, take part in in-depth discussions, and speak fluently and spontaneously in a variety of situations.

• Develop and defend ideas
  Present arguments, support opinions, and discuss advantages/disadvantages.
• Interact spontaneously and fluently
  Maintain natural conversations with minimal hesitation.
• Adapt language to context and audience
  Use appropriate register, tone, and conversational strategies.
• Discuss abstract and complex topics
  Debate social, cultural, professional, or current issues in depth.

They will practice presenting arguments, exploring topics, expressing opinions, and discussing the pros and cons of different viewpoints, all while refining their vocabulary and structure.

Our conversation lessons help students gain confidence and precision in their spoken French.

Prerequisite: B2 part 3 and up, or Level assessment (required for new students