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French group classes

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

Online courses in small groups, 2 X 1h30 per week from level A1 to level B2 + unlimited access to the e-learning platform.

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Your current situation

You want to learn or improve your French

For work, family, your expatriation or simply for pleasure, you want to take French lessons. Choose the course that suits you: from beginner level A1 to advanced level B2.

You have a busy schedule

Due to work or personal obligations, you cannot take intensive courses. A schedule of 2 classes per week suits you perfectly.

You want to follow a method from A to Z

Each level (A1, A2, B1, B2) lasts 12 weeks. You have 2 1.5 hour classes per week on Zoom + access to an educational platform to study the essential skills of each level.

You also want to discover French culture

You not only want to learn the language but you also want to know how the French live and think.

To go faster:

Terms and rates

3 months per level

3 hours / week

(2 x 1h30)

online courses

on Zoom + Pdf of each course

small group

3 – 8 students

learning platform

videos, podcasts, articles, quizzes 24/7

Price for 12 weeks : 600 €
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Beginner A1 program

Week 1: 🤝 Introduce yourself in French

  • Introduction, greetings, polite expressions
  • Subject personal pronouns
  • The first verbs in the present tense
  • Numbers from 1 to 10
  • Nationalities
  • Occupations
  • Pronunciation: Basic vowel and consonant sounds

Week 2: 💬 Ask questions

  • Tu or vous ?
  • To ask questions
  • The verb aller
  • Definite articles
  • Numbers from 11 to 20
  • School supplies
  • Colors

Week 3: ⏳⛅ Time

  • Numbers from 21 to 69
  • Times of the day
  • Tell the time
  • Days of the week and months of the year
  • The verb faire
  • The indefinite articles
  • Weather

Week 4: 🏙 The city

  • The city and the shops
  • Numbers from 70 to 1 billion
    Use “il y a” for description
  • The negative sentence
  • The verbs acheter, vouloir and pouvoir

Week 5: 🥐 Food

  • Food and drinks
  • The meals of the day
  • The verbs manger, boire et prendre
  • The articles partitifs du, de la, de l’, des
  • Kitchen items
  • Express your tastes and emotions
  • Using Quel/Quelle

Week 6: 🧔 The physical description

  • Body and face vocabulary
  • Clothing and accessories
  • Pronoms toniques
  • Reviews of previous units

Week 7: 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family

  • Family members
  • Possessive adjectives
  • Qualities and flaws
  • The comparison
  • Pronunciation of PLUS

Week 8: 🏠 Housing

  • Types of accommodation
  • Home furniture
  • Ordinal numbers
  • Prepositions of place

Week 9: ⏰ The routine

  • The daily activities
  • Hobbies
  • The verb “faire” and the activities
  • Adverbs of frequency
  • Pronominal verbs (se lever, s’habiller etc.)
  • the negative sentence

Week 10: 🚗 Travel

  • Methods of transportation
  • Vacations and leisure
  • Movement verbs
  • Ask and give simple directions
  • The passé récent, le présent continu, le futur proche

Week 11: 😺 Animals

  • Animals
  • Demonstrative adjectives
  • Physical qualities
  • Relative pronouns qui/que

Week 12: 💻 IT and Communication

  • The computer and the Internet
  • Communication means
  • Communication verbs
  • Introduction to the passé composé

Beginner A2 program

Week 1: 🥐 At the bakery

  • businesses,
  • revision of definite and indefinite articles,
  • the partitive items,
  • the present conditional (I would like…),
  • pastries
  • expressions of quantity (a little, a lot of)
  • the schedules

Week 2: 🚆 In transport

  • methods of transportation,
  • negative sentence,
  • prepositions of place (à, en, au),
  • interrogative sentences,
  • the imperative to give instructions,
  • the recent past, the continuing present and the near future

Week 3: 🩺 At the doctor’s office

  • body parts,
  • tonic pronouns,
  • diseases and symptoms,
  • medication,
  • medical professions
  • expressions to express pain (it hurts…),
  • slang and medicine

Week 4: 🏡 Looking for accommodation

  • the types of accommodation (apartment, house),
  • The rooms of the house,
  • the furniture,
  • the districts of Paris,
  • ordinal numbers
  • location expressions (near, next to),
  • write a classified ad to find ideal accommodation.

Week 5: 🍽️ At the restaurant

  • food and drinks,
  • phrases for ordering at a restaurant,
  • kitchen items,
  • Express their tastes,
  • use the imperative to explain a cooking recipe

Week 6: 🍿 At the cinema

  • movie genres,
  • the vocabulary of cinema,
  • the expressions to give one’s opinion (I think that, in my opinion),
  • regular verbs in passé composé,
  • qualifying adjectives (interesting, boring, etc.),
  • express frequency
  • write a movie review.

Week 7: 💼 At the office

  • professions,
  • daily tasks at work,
  • the computer and the Internet,
  • communication means,
  • communication verbs,
  • the imparfait,
  • write your CV in French

Week 8: 🛍️ In a clothing store

  • clothes,
  • colors,
  • The sizes,
  • expressions for buying in a store,
  • “need” and “want” structures,
  • comparisons (more than, less than),
  • Coco Chanel and French fashion

Week 9: ⏰ Talking about my routine

  • the daily activities,
  • times and days of the week,
  • negation with pronominal verbs,
  • adverbs of time (always, often…),
  • tense conjunctions (when, while…)

Week 10: 🚦 Driving in France

  • car parts,
  • road signs,
  • directions,
  • verbs of movement (go, drive, pass, etc.),
  • expressions of place (in front, behind…),
  • relative pronouns,
  • pass your driving license in France

Week 11: 🧳 Traveling

  • methods of transportation,
  • travel modes,
  • tourist activities,
  • the riches of French territory,
  • use the imparfait and the passé composé to tell the story of a trip.

Week 12: 🤙 Colloquial French

  • familiar expressions,
  • informal greetings,
  • the language of everyday life: slang and verlan
  • simple idiomatic expressions,
  • the use of “tu” and “vous”

Intermediate B1 program

Semaine 1 : 🥐 Les clichés sur les Français

  • les stéréotypes,
  • l’accord des adjectifs qualificatifs (féminin et pluriel)
  • la comparaison,
  • révision des verbes irréguliers au présent

Semaine 2 : 🗺️ Les régions françaises

  • les noms des régions,
  • les caractéristiques géographiques,
  • les spécialités régionales,
  • la diversité du territoire français, 
  • le pronom Y (j’y vais…),
  • révision du passé composé

Semaine 3 : 🎼 La musique en français

  • les genres musicaux,
  • les instruments,
  • la chanson française,
  • les pronoms relatifs (qui, que, dont, où),
  • exprimer ses goûts (j’aime, je préfère, je déteste)
  • l’imparfait
  • alternance du passé composé et de l’imparfait
  • les pronoms compléments COD (le, la, les)

Semaine 4 : 💳 La consommation

  • les habitudes de consommation,
  • les magasins
  • exprimer la quantité (beaucoup, un peu…),
  • les verbes modaux (vouloir, devoir, pouvoir)
  • le futur simple

Semaine 5 : 🥧 La gastronomie

  • les plats typiques, 
  • le vocabulaire de la cuisine,  
  • révision des temps du passé (passé composé et imparfait),
  • la voix passive,
  • l’impératif

Semaine 6 : 🌳 Le climat

  • les saisons,
  • les phénomènes météorologiques,
  • le vocabulaire lié à la météo  
  • le conditionnel présent pour exprimer le souhait (j’aimerais),
  • utilisation de “si” dans les phrases hypothétiques

Semaine 7 : 💻 Internet et les réseaux sociaux

  • Internet et les réseaux sociaux,
  • la technologie
  • le gérondif
  • écrire un e-mail professionnel
  • les pronoms compléments COI (lui, leur)

Semaine 8 : 🩺 La santé

  • les problèmes de santé,
  • les traitements médicaux,
  • le subjonctif présent
  • donner des conseils pour rester en forme

Semaine 9 : 📚 La littérature

  • les genres littéraires,
  • les écrivains francophones célèbres,
  • le discours indirect au présent et au passé,
  • utilisation des pronoms relatifs (dont, où),
  • les connecteurs logiques pour la chronologie

Semaine 10 : 💼 Le monde du travail

  • les métiers (masculin et féminin),
  • décrire sa journée de travail,
  • le monde du travail en France,
  • l’hypothèse au présent, passé et futur,
  • écrire une lettre de motivation

Semaine 11 : 👛 L’argent 2.0

  • l’argent et ses synonymes en argot,
  • expressions familières liées à l’argent,
  • le vocabulaire de la banque,
  • les paiements en ligne,
  • parler de la probabilité (il est possible que),
  • le plus-que-parfait

Semaine 12 : 🤙 Le français familier

  • les expressions informelles,
  • l’argot,
  • le langage de tous les jours
  • les expressions idiomatiques avancées, 
  • utilisation de “tu” en contexte informel
  • écrire des SMS à ses amis

Intermediate B2 program

Semaine 1 : 🛰️ Technologie et Innovation

  • les termes technologiques,
  • les appareils électroniques,
  • les innovations
  • la négation,
  • utilisation du subjonctif pour exprimer le doute ou l’incertitude
  • rédiger un essai argumenté

Semaine 2 : 🍿 Culture Populaire et Médias

  • les artistes,
  • les films et séries,
  • les médias sociaux,
  • la restriction,
  • le discours indirect,
  • écrire la critique d’un film

Semaine 3 : 📣 Débats Sociétaux

  • les questions sociales, l’environnement, l’égalité, les droits de l’homme
  • utilisation des connecteurs logiques (donc, car, cependant),
  • les tournures impersonnelles (il est important de…),
  • exprimer le doute et la certitude,
  • conditionnel passé (aurait pu, aurait dû)

Semaine 4 : 🎨 Art et Créativité

  • les mouvements artistiques,
  • expressions créatives
  • les pronoms relatifs simples (qui, que, dont, où) et composés (duquel, auquel…),
  • l’accord des participes passés avec être et avoir

Semaine 5 : 🗺️ Voyages et Aventures

  • les expériences de voyage,
  • les nouveaux modes de voyage,
  • les adverbes en -ment,
  • les temps du passé (passé composé, imparfait et plus-que-parfait) pour raconter une expérience

Semaine 6 : 🏫 Éducation et Apprentissage

  • le système éducatif,
  • réflexion sur les nouvelles méthodes d’apprentissage,
  • les verbes suivis de préposition (à, de, pour, en…),
  • utilisation des pronoms démonstratifs (celui-ci, celui-là…),
  • exprimer la cause et la conséquence

Semaine 7 : 🧠 Santé Mentale et Bien-être

  • les émotions,
  • la gestion du stress,
  • les pratiques de bien-être
  • l’hypothèse au présent, passé et futur,
  • donner des conseils (impératif, conditionnel, subjonctif)

Semaine 8 : 💵 Économie et Finances

  • les termes économiques,
  • la consommation responsable
  • les connecteurs logiques cause, conséquence et but,
  • expression de l’opinion et de la probabilité (il se peut que)

Semaine 9 : 🔤 Langue et Linguistique

  • les accents régionaux,
  • la norme linguistique,
  • les expressions idiomatiques
  • révision des pronoms relatifs composés (duquel, auquel, pour lequel…),
  • la comparaison et le superlatif

Semaine 10 : 🏛️ Histoire et Patrimoine

  • les événements historiques,
  • les monuments,
  • les traditions culturelles 
  • l’expression du temps,
  • la forme passive
  • le passé simple

Semaine 11 : 🌍 Relations Internationales

  • les enjeux mondiaux,
  • les conflits,
  • les relations diplomatiques
  • exprimer l’opposition
  • les doubles pronoms compléments (COD et COI, EN, Y)

Semaine 12 : ⚖️ Éthique et Morale

  • les dilemmes éthiques,
  • les valeurs personnelles,
  • les choix moraux
  • utilisation du subjonctif présent et passé pour exprimer les opinions et les valeurs

What my students say

Frequently asked questions

Is it hard to learn French?

With me, no 😂

More seriously, if you already speak a Latin language (Italian, Portuguese, Spanish) or even English, you’ll find a lot of similarities with French.

My aim is for you to speak like the French, not like in books (with all the useless exceptions that the French don’t even know about).

If you have the motivation, a good method to follow and practice speaking French, you’ll learn French quickly and easily, I promise!

Here are the different language levels defined by the CEFR:

A1 – You are discovering French
You can understand and use familiar and everyday expressions in very simple sentences to satisfy concrete needs.

A2 – You understand simple messages
You can understand isolated sentences and expressions in relation to your immediate environment: family, work, school. You can talk about familiar topics.

B1 – You can communicate in a French-speaking environment
You can understand the main points of a message when clear, standard language is used. You can communicate in most situations encountered while traveling. You can tell about an event, an experience.

B2 – You communicate easily in French
You can understand the essential content of complex messages on concrete or abstract subjects. You communicate easily with a native speaker and express yourself clearly and in detail on a wide variety of subjects.

C1 – You communicate with ease and spontaneity
You can understand a wide variety of long and demanding texts. You communicate easily on complex subjects without searching for your words in various contexts: social, professional or academic life.

C2 – You are bilingual in French
You can effortlessly understand almost everything you read or hear. You can summarize and rephrase facts and arguments from various written and oral sources. You express yourself spontaneously and understand the nuances of the language.

If you have any doubts and want to assess your level with me, you can book a call with me.

Classes take place on the ZOOM platform and are recorded so you can watch them over and over again.

Classes are organized around practical exercises, role plays, pair work and independent practice.

Online French lessons focus on oral practice of the language with review of vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation.

You have access, 24/7, to an educational platform to prepare you for the course (videos, podcasts, online exercises) and to be in permanent contact with the French language.

YES 😀 I get ALL the students talking! This is why group classes are limited to 8 people.

The live online lessons with me are entirely devoted to oral practice of the language and take place in a caring and warm atmosphere.

My goal is to allow you to communicate in French quickly, easily and with complete confidence.

If you have 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).

If you think you will only miss 1 or 2 classes, you can take the classes in a group and watch the recording of the classes when you are available.

The online course costs €600 for a total of 3 months (3 hours / week).

Payment is for the full 3 months.

No refunds are possible if the student has already taken at least one course.

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

Even if, in everyday life, I prefer physical contact to virtual contact, I chose to give online courses because they offer many advantages to 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
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