French group classes

It’s time to learn the language of love, culture and gastronomy!

Small group online courses: Basic French (A2), Intermediate French (B1/B2), and Pronunciation (A2-B2).

WAITING LIST FOR SEPTEMBER 2025

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Since it is unrealistic and not always relevant to group learners who have exactly the same level—in writing, speaking, and pronunciation—I have divided my language courses into two levels: Basic A2 and Intermediate B1/B2. I have also added a Natural Pronunciation course accessible from level A2 but intended for all learners who want to understand and speak like native speakers (and no longer like tourists).

If you want to learn French from scratch or prepare for a French language exam (Delf, TCF, etc.), contact me here.

Group classes September–December 2025

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Basic A2

“I want to speak like an adult, not like a baby”

You are starting to speak French but still need to learn the basics of grammar and vocabulary and communicate in everyday situations.
Every Monday, from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. (France)

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Intermediate B1/B2

“I want to improve and stop repeating the same mistakes.”

You know the basics—in theory—and you can have conversations in French, but you want to speak more fluently on a variety of topics (society, ecology, education, etc.).
Every Tuesday, from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. (France)

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Natural pronunciation

“I want to speak like the French, not like a tourist.”

You want to understand the French when they speak in real life (expressions, slang, language tics) and speak naturally yourself.
Levels A2 to B2
Every Wednesday, from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. (France)

How are the classes organized?

The language classes (A2 and B1/B2) last 1.5 hours and are divided as follows: 30 minutes of vocabulary / 30 minutes of grammar / 30 minutes of conversation.

Of course, I alternate between different types of activities: quizzes, listening comprehension, writing and translation exercises.

All in a friendly atmosphere 🙂

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The natural pronunciation class also lasts 1.5 hours. You will learn everything that is not normally taught in traditional language books and classes: slang, colloquial expressions, abbreviations, verbal tics… but which make all the difference!

I alternate between activities: interviews with French celebrities (actors, singers, writers…), song lyrics, English-French translation exercises, and analysis of spoken French.

I also review the basics of pronunciation: nasal vowels, the R, the E…

If you think your French is too theoretical or formal, this course is for you 🙂 From level A2 to B2.

12 weeks of classes

from September 15 to December 17 (including 2 weeks off)

online classes + replays

1.5-hour classes on Zoom + replays available after class

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3 – 6 students

everyone speaks 🙂

class slides + optional exercises

class slides sent after each class + content and assignments: videos, podcasts, online exercises, writing assignments

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What my students say

Frequently asked questions

What is the profile of the students?

My students are generally expatriates in France or other French-speaking countries. They may be in a relationship with a French person or work for a French company.

There are also many Francophiles who do not live in France but want to travel and/or keep in touch with the French language and culture.

Some work, others are retired, and still others take care of their families (which is another form of work!).

This diversity is very enriching 🙂

You have two options to choose from:

  • 1 class per week: A2 or B1/B2 or Natural Pronunciation – €390, with the option to pay in three installments of €130
  • 2 lessons per week: A2 or B1/B2 + Natural Pronunciation – €660 (save €120) with the option to pay in 3 installments of €220

Payment is made securely by SEPA bank transfer (tax-free in Europe), Wise or PayPal (+20 €).

Speaking in a foreign language can be very stressful, I completely understand!

That’s why I limit groups to a maximum of 6 students.

You generally have the same fears and inhibitions, so small group classes are a “safe place” to speak French.

If you think you’ll only miss a few classes, the price remains affordable.

In addition, the classes are recorded: at the end of each class, I will send you the replay and the class slides.

If you have very variable schedules due to your work or studies, I advise you to take private lessons: you will be more flexible and you will be able to cancel and postpone the lessons (cancellation must be made at least 24 hours in advance).

Yes, group classes are 100% online via Zoom, unlike private lessons, which can also be held in Lyon, where I live.

However, online classes offer many advantages for students:

  • you learn French from home, from anywhere in the world, in a familiar environment
  • you save money (transport – parking – rental of a classroom – school registration)
  • you have direct contact with a native French teacher even if you do not live in France
  • you don’t waste time before or after class
  • you can study even if you are traveling
  • you learn at your own pace, consulting the course materials whenever you want and as many times as you want

For prospective students I don’t yet know, I always offer a 30-minute Zoom call.

This allows me to assess your level and ensure my classes are tailored to your needs.

You can then try a class with the group for free to make your decision.