● Discovering the French language
● Spelling and counting
● Communicating in the classroom
● Greetings and manners
● Asking questions
● Introducing yourself
● Introducing others
● Explaining why you are learning French

Course prerequisite: No prior knowledge of French whatsoever
Textbooks: Cosmopolite 1

● Naming and locating places
● Indicating your destination and your place of departure
● Describing the way you travel
● Talking about where you live
● Giving and understanding directions
● Enquiring about and booking accommodation
● Talking about your family
● Describing someone’s physical appearance and personality

Course prerequisite: Beginner 1 or take a free level assessment
Textbooks: Cosmopolite 1

● Talking about your likes and dislikes
● Talking about your passions and dreams
● Talking about your hobbies
● Explaining basic health issues
● Asking about and giving time
● Talking about your daily routine
● Describing your work activities
● Talking about going out
● Suggesting, accepting and refusing an invitation

Course prerequisite: Beginner 2 or take a free level assessment
Textbooks: Cosmopolite 1

This course will encourage you to speak in a friendly and positive environment.

You will learn how to:
● Greet someone
● Identify objects
● Use French pronunciation 
● Spell and use numbers
● Introduce yourself and someone else
● Give basic information about someone
● Talk about your eating habits
● Speak about your daily life and activities

This is the content for Week 1 to Week 5. The second part of the term will be designed according to students' needs and interests.  

This course will encourage you to speak in a friendly and positive environment.

You will learn how to:
● Greet someone
● Identify objects
● Use French pronunciation 
● Spell and use numbers
● Introduce yourself and someone else
● Give basic information about someone
● Talk about your eating habits
● Speak about your daily life and activities

This is the content for Week 1 to Week 5. The second part of the term will be designed according to students' needs and interests.  

● Discovering the French language
● Spelling and counting
● Communicating in the classroom
● Greetings and manners
● Asking questions
● Introducing yourself (name, nationality, age, etc.)
● Introducing others
● Explaining why you are learning French
● Naming and locating places
● Indicating your destination and your place of departure
● Describing the way you travel

Course prerequisite: No prior knowledge of French whatsoever
Textbooks: Cosmopolite 1

● Talking about where you live
● Giving and understanding directions
● Enquiring about and booking accommodation
● Talking about your family
● Describing someone’s physical appearance and personality
● Talking about your likes and dislikes
● Talking about your passions and dreams
● Talking about your hobbies
● Explaining basic health issues
● Asking about and giving time
● Talking about your daily routine
● Describing your work activities
● Talking about going out
● Suggesting, accepting and refusing an invitation

Course prerequisite: Fast Beginner 1 or take a free level assessment
Textbooks: Cosmopolite 1

● Talking about going out
● Suggesting, accepting and refusing an invitation
● Discussing past experiences
● Talking about recent experiences and future plans
● Understanding a biography
● Describing someone’s physical appearance
● Describing a work experience
● Giving advice
● Understanding travel plans
● Choosing a travel destination
● Describing a holiday location
● Choosing a holiday accommodation
● Talking about the weather
● Talking about sensations and emotions

Course prerequisite: Fast Beginner 2 or take a free level assessment
Textbooks: Cosmopolite 1

● Understanding a menu and discussing tastes
● Going grocery shopping
● Talking about reading habits
● Comparing a past situation with the present
● Describing and buying clothes
● Describing and buying clothes
● Making a positive or negative comment
● Comparing and evoking changes
● Describing a restaurant and ordering
● Choosing an outfit
● Describing an experience
● Giving recommendations for movies/shows
● Organising a gathering

Course prerequisite: Fast Pre-Elementary 1 or take a free level assessment
Textbooks: Cosmopolite 1

● Talking about going out
● Suggesting, accepting and refusing an invitation
● Discussing past experiences
● Talking about recent experiences and future plans
● Understanding a biography
● Describing someone’s physical appearance
● Describing a work experience
● Giving advice

Course prerequisite: Beginner 3 or take a free level assessment
Textbooks: Cosmopolite 1

● Understanding travel plans
● Choosing a travel destination
● Describing a holiday location
● Choosing a holiday accommodation
● Talking about the weather
● Talking about sensations and emotions
● Understanding a menu and discussing tastes
● Going grocery shopping
● Talking about reading habits

Course prerequisite: Pre-Elementary 1 or take a free level assessment
Textbooks: Cosmopolite 1

● Comparing a past situation with the present
● Describing and buying clothes
● Describing and buying clothes
● Making a positive or negative comment
● Comparing and evoking changes
● Describing a restaurant and ordering
● Choosing an outfit
● Describing an experience
● Giving recommendations for movies/shows
● Organising a gathering

Course prerequisite: Pre-Elementary 2 or take a free level assessment
Textbooks: Cosmopolite 1

Practice and improve your spoken French and conversation skills in this interactive class!

Practice and improve your spoken French and conversation skills in this interactive class!

● Expressing emotions and feelings
● Organising a themed weekend
● Describing an unusual trip
● Describing personal experiences
● Understanding a job offer
● Seeking employment
● Offering services
● Giving advice

Course prerequisite: Elementary 1 or take a free level assessment
Textbooks: Cosmopolite 2

● Speaking about a professional career
● Answering formal questions
● Explaining and clarifying facts
● Presenting a review
● Answering a survey
● Showing appreciation
● Asking for information
● Expressing wishes and giving advice

Course prerequisite: Elementary 2 or take a free level assessment
Textbooks: Cosmopolite 2

Pace: 2 hours per week over 10 weeks

● Describing someone
● Reporting speech
● Expressing an opinion
● Speaking about interpersonal relations
● Convincing someone
● Speaking about how you feel
● Understanding tasks and instructions
● Writing a recipe

Course prerequisite: Elementary 3 or take a free level assessment
Textbooks: Cosmopolite 2

● Comparing a past situation with the present
● Describing and buying clothes
● Making a positive or negative comment
● Comparing and evoking changes
● Describing a restaurant and ordering
● Choosing an outfit
● Describing an experience
● Giving recommendations for movies/shows
● Organising a gathering

Course prerequisite: Elementary 4 or take a free level assessment
Textbooks: Cosmopolite 2

● Comparing linguistic stays in France
● Doing administrative procedures
● Organising a trip
● Asking about accommodation
● Describing a place
● Giving details
● Describing an experience
● Understanding advice and safety instructions
● Expressing emotions and feelings
● Organising a themed weekend
● Describing an unusual trip
● Describing personal experiences

Course prerequisite: Fast Pre-Elementary 2 or take a free level assessment
Textbooks: Cosmopolite 2

This class examines the fascinating history of French gastronomy including its cuisine, wine and cheese... We will look at how French gastronomy has evolved from the Middle Ages until now, the great chefs who have revolutionised world cuisine and the "terroir" (regional food). You will also learn how to create washed rind, soft and hard cheeses and the right way to drink a glass of wine...! A real French adventure to understand the foundations of the French spirit and culture.

Looking to practice your conversation skills in French? This class will give you an opportunity to practice speaking, listening as well as interacting with others.

Looking to practice your conversation skills in French? This class will give you an opportunity to practice speaking, listening as well as interacting with others.

À partir de documents déclencheurs tels que des émissions de télévision et de radio, des articles de journaux ou des dessins de presse, vous aurez l'occasion de renforcer votre niveau de français en échangeant autour de questions économiques, d’enjeux géopolitiques, de mesures de santé publique ou encore de la défense des droits humains.

Ce cours, accessible aux étudiants à partir du niveau B1, est mené par Emilie Coste.

Diplômée d'un Master en Relations internationales de l'Université la Sorbonne, Emilie s'est réorientée vers le FLE il y a quelques années et enseigne maintenant à des niveaux allant du A1 au C2, en intégrant des activités ludiques à sa pratique pédagogique.»

« Using television and radio shows, newspaper articles or press releases, you will have the opportunity to strengthen your level of French by discussing economic and geopolitical issues such as public health measures or the defence of human rights.

This course, accessible to students from level B1, is run by Emilie Coste.

With a Master’s degree in International Relations from the Sorbonne University, a few years ago Emilie changed career path to teach French from levels A1 to C2 and integrates fun activities into her teaching practice.

À partir de documents déclencheurs tels que des émissions de télévision et de radio, des articles de journaux ou des dessins de presse, vous aurez l'occasion de renforcer votre niveau de français en échangeant autour de questions économiques, d’enjeux géopolitiques, de mesures de santé publique ou encore de la défense des droits humains.

Ce cours, accessible aux étudiants à partir du niveau B1, est mené par Emilie Coste.

Diplômée d'un Master en Relations internationales de l'Université la Sorbonne, Emilie s'est réorientée vers le FLE il y a quelques années et enseigne maintenant à des niveaux allant du A1 au C2, en intégrant des activités ludiques à sa pratique pédagogique.»

« Using television and radio shows, newspaper articles or press releases, you will have the opportunity to strengthen your level of French by discussing economic and geopolitical issues such as public health measures or the defence of human rights.

This course, accessible to students from level B1, is run by Emilie Coste.

With a Master’s degree in International Relations from the Sorbonne University, a few years ago Emilie changed career path to teach French from levels A1 to C2 and integrates fun activities into her teaching practice.

Looking to practice your conversation skills in French? This class will give you an opportunity to practice speaking, listening as well as interacting with others.

● Describing a town
● Identifying reasons to choose a town
● Discussing accommodation
● Expressing wishes and goals
● Discussing feelings about a town
● Describing memories
● Discussing moving abroad
● Understanding and writing a letter of complaint
● Planning for and managing a health problem
● Understanding administrative procedures
● Asking for help
● Describing similarities and differences

Course prerequisite: Fast Elementary 4 or take a free level assessment.
Textbooks: Cosmopolite 3

● Discussing study and work
● Understanding terminology for courses, qualifications and workplace skills
● Describing one’s career path
● Expressing reasons
● Giving advice for an interview
● Doing a personal and professional assessment
● Discussing the media
● Analysing the front page of a magazine
● Comparing media platforms
● Identifying and analysing misinformation (fake news)
● Engaging an audience
● Explaining and arguing

Course prerequisite:  Fast Intermediate 1 or take a free level assessment.
Textbooks: Cosmopolite 3

● Identifying criteria
● Classifying objects
● Warnings
● Making wishes and requests
● Speaking on the phone
● Describing a place
● Giving advice about/describing a hypothetical situation
● Talking about one’s connection to a place
● Describing memories
● Describing one’s experience when arriving in a foreign city
● Expressing feelings
● Understanding complaints
● Solving problems
● Managing and anticipating health problems
● Staying informed about your medical insurance

Course prerequisite: Elementary 6 or take a free level assessment
Textbooks: Cosmopolite 3

● Talking about an experience  
● Joining clubs and making reservations
● Providing solutions
● Discussing controversial topics
● Creating a local development project
● Being proactive
● Acting for the environment
● Persuading someone
● Communicating one’s experience with someone
● Presenting one’s project with a cover letter
● Formalities of a work interview
● Understanding the professional world

Course prerequisite: Intermediate 2 or take a free level assessment
Textbooks: Cosmopolite 3

● Discovering fashion
● Analysing reports about clothing and appearance
● Understanding trends
● Describing trends of food consumption
● Describing ways to travel
● Comment on social practices
● Analysing trends
● Analysing an informative text
● Speaking more precisely about the past
● Describing a profession
● Describing how society has evolved

Course prerequisite: Intermediate 6 or take a free level assessment
Textbooks: Cosmopolite 4

● Describing and commenting on technological developments
● Considering the advantages and disadvantages of technology
● Commenting societal evolution linked to technology
● Developing a point of view
● Developing reasoning
● Analysing a social issue 
● Taking a stance on a current social problem

Course prerequisite: Advanced 2 or take a free level assessment
Textbooks: Cosmopolite 4

● Comparing professional practices
● Presenting personal journeys and explaining life choices
● Identifying and describing professional skills
● Communicating in a professional context
● Understanding a profession and work place environments
● Explaining an opinion about professions and workplaces
● Outlining goals
● Describing one’s first time experiences
● Providing explanations
● Disucssing language learning
● Discussing the use of your degree
● Understanding current affairs 
● Presenting an educational initiative
● Analysing differences
● Revising 

Course prerequisite:  Fast Advanced 2 or take a free level assessment.
Textbooks: Cosmopolite 4

From politics to philosophy, to science or to any subject you would explore in French...this class brings different discussion topics together whilst enjoying breakfast as a group. Coffee and croissant included!

Looking to practice your conversation skills in French? This class will give you an opportunity to practice speaking, listening and to interact with others. The Perfectionnement class focuses on social change and contemporary global issues.

Looking to practice your conversation skills in French? This class will give you an opportunity to practice speaking, listening and to interact with others. The Perfectionnement class focuses on social change and contemporary global issues.