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Winter26 - Pronunciation A1/A2
Ideal for beginners: you will learn key elements in pronunciation, such as accentuation, links, oral and nasal vowels, semivowels, and difficult consonants. All materials will be provided by the instructor.
Prerequesite: Students must have completed A1.1 or at least 30 hours of French study. Recommended for A1 and A2 levels.
Pace: Workshop, one session of 3h
Winter26 - Informal French A2+/B1
Striking the right tone in French can be tricky: too informal during a job interview can spell disaster, while being overly formal at a party can leave you feeling out of place.
In this dynamic 3-hour workshop, you’ll dive into the real French spoken every day—the language you hear on the metro, in cafés, in shops, and at your friends’ homes. Through practical examples and guided activities, you’ll explore the linguistic patterns that shape modern informal French, including casual speech, verlan, slang, texting shortcuts, and the highly creative parler jeune.
You’ll leave with the tools to understand and use informal French naturally in everyday situations.
Prerequisites: A2.3 course, A2 Review, or B1.1 result at placement test. New students are invited to take a short
online placement test
Pace: Workshop, one session of 3h
Winter26 - Pronunciation A1/A2
Ideal for beginners: you will learn key elements in pronunciation, such as accentuation, links, oral and nasal vowels, semivowels, and difficult consonants. All materials will be provided by the instructor.
Prerequesite: Students must have completed A1.1 or at least 30 hours of French study. Recommended for A1 and A2 levels.
Pace: Workshop, one session of 3h
Winter26 - Informal French A2+/B1
Striking the right tone in French can be tricky: too informal during a job interview can spell disaster, while being overly formal at a party can leave you feeling out of place.
In this dynamic 3-hour workshop, you’ll dive into the real French spoken every day—the language you hear on the metro, in cafés, in shops, and at your friends’ homes. Through practical examples and guided activities, you’ll explore the linguistic patterns that shape modern informal French, including casual speech, verlan, slang, texting shortcuts, and the highly creative parler jeune.
You’ll leave with the tools to understand and use informal French naturally in everyday situations.
Prerequisites: A2.3 course, A2 Review, or B1.1 result at placement test. New students are invited to take a short
online placement test
Pace: Workshop, one session of 3h
Winter26 - The Subjunctive Demystified B1/B2
Think you'll never get along with the Subjunctive? This workshop will change your mind! Dive into the Subjunctive mood, explore its common uses, and uncover its nuances with a fun and practical approach. All materials will be provided by the instructor.
Prerequisite: students must be at the B1 or B2 level
Pace: Workshop, one session of 3h
Winter26 - Voyages Extraordinaires - Nantes B1/B2
Embark on an exciting journey to explore the magnificent city of Nantes. This unique workshop is designed for language enthusiasts who not only wish to enhance their French skills but also want to delve into the rich history, culture, and traditions of this enchanting city in western France.
You will discover Nantes, a city steeped in culture and history, with iconic landmarks such as the Castle of the Dukes of Brittany. We will engage in conversations about Nantes' rich maritime history, vibrant festivals, its culinary specialties and the famous Muscadet wine. And finally, we will discuss one of Nantes' most famous figures: author Jules Verne! Whether you are a student, a traveler, or simply a Francophile, this immersive experience will cater to your language learning needs while providing an unforgettable journey.
Prerequisite: This workshop is for B1 and B2 levels. You must have a minimum of B1.1 result at our placement test, or have completed General French A2.3. This workshop will be conducted mainly in French.
Pace: Workshop, one session of 3h
Winter26 - "Et Si tu n'existais pas": Les usages du si conditionnel B2
Join us for an engaging 2-hour workshop on the French conditional mood (le Conditionnel), where you'll review and deepen this essential aspect of French grammar through interactive learning and practical exercises. We'll explore how to form and use the conditional to express hypothetical situations, make polite requests, and discuss possibilities in French, using real-world examples from current news headlines and classic French songs.
Through a blend of structured instruction and hands-on practice, including analysis of conditional usage in memorable songs like Jean-Jacques Goldman's "Si je t'aime", Angèle's "Oui ou Non" and Stromae's "Tous les Mêmes", you'll develop confidence in using this tense in both written and spoken French.
The workshop is ideal for intermediate to advanced learners who already have basic knowledge of the conditional, and includes comprehensive materials to support your learning journey. By the end of the session, you'll have a solid understanding of when and how to use the conditional tense, enhancing your ability to communicate more naturally and effectively in French. All materials will be provided by the instructor.
Prerequisite: General French B2.1, B2.2, or B2.2 result on the Level Assessment.
Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h
Winter26 - Le Paris des Ecrivains B2+
This literary journey will transport you to the heart of Paris, where three iconic authors—Guy de Maupassant, Victor Hugo, and Émile Zola—found their inspiration, penned their masterpieces, and left an indelible mark on the literary landscape.
During this 2-part workshop, participants will delve into the lives, works, and impact of these three literary giants, exploring their unique styles, themes, and contributions to the literary canon. Through a blend of interactive discussions, engaging presentations, and guided activities, attendees will gain a deeper appreciation for the rich tapestry of French literature and the city that inspired it.
All materials will be provided by the instructor before and during class via the Apolearn platform.
Prerequisite: having completed General French B2.3 or having received a B2+/C1 recommendation from our Admissions Coordinator. This workshop is for advanced French speakers and will be held mainly in French.
Pace: Workshop, two sessions of 2h
Winter26 - The Subjunctive Demystified B1/B2
Think you'll never get along with the Subjunctive? This workshop will change your mind! Dive into the Subjunctive mood, explore its common uses, and uncover its nuances with a fun and practical approach. All materials will be provided by the instructor.
Prerequisite: students must be at the B1 or B2 level
Pace: Workshop, one session of 3h
Winter26 - Voyages Extraordinaires - Nantes B1/B2
Embark on an exciting journey to explore the magnificent city of Nantes. This unique workshop is designed for language enthusiasts who not only wish to enhance their French skills but also want to delve into the rich history, culture, and traditions of this enchanting city in western France.
You will discover Nantes, a city steeped in culture and history, with iconic landmarks such as the Castle of the Dukes of Brittany. We will engage in conversations about Nantes' rich maritime history, vibrant festivals, its culinary specialties and the famous Muscadet wine. And finally, we will discuss one of Nantes' most famous figures: author Jules Verne! Whether you are a student, a traveler, or simply a Francophile, this immersive experience will cater to your language learning needs while providing an unforgettable journey.
Prerequisite: This workshop is for B1 and B2 levels. You must have a minimum of B1.1 result at our placement test, or have completed General French A2.3. This workshop will be conducted mainly in French.
Pace: Workshop, one session of 3h
Winter26 - À Table Avec Rabelais B2
This short workshop invites participants to explore the rich and imaginative world of François Rabelais, the 16th-century French writer whose works celebrate language, learning, and the pleasures of the table.Through selected excerpts (in modern French) from Gargantua and Pantagruel, we will discuss how food, language, and laughter intertwine in Rabelais’s vision of humanism. Participants will engage in guided reading and conversation, discovering how Rabelais’s vibrant spirit continues to nourish both mind and appetite.
Prerequisite: General French B2.1, B2.2, or B2.2 result on the Level Assessment.
Pace: Workshop, two sessions of 2h