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This workshop will help you understand and avoid the common grammar mistakes made by English speakers and help you start to think (and
dream!) in French!
Students will learn or review the basics of French grammar through an accessible comparison with English grammar while reviewing the French
grammar terminology and concepts covered at the A1+/A2 levels.
This course is also open to teen students (ages 13–17) who score at least 202 on our Teens
placement test
This class will review essential vocabulary and oral communication skills at the A1+ level but with a fun holiday twist! You'll
learn how to pronounce and use key vocabulary and phrases for authentic cultural experiences with a focus on the
winter holidays and joy!
Prerequisite: for students who have completed the entire A1 level (A1.1, A1.2 and A1.3), an Intensive A1 Review course or received A2.1 at placement
test. See
our level progression guide here.
This course is also open to teen students (ages 13–17) who score at least 202 on our Teens
placement test
This class will review essential vocabulary and oral communication skills at the A1+ level but with a fun holiday twist! You'll
learn how to pronounce and use key vocabulary and phrases for authentic cultural experiences with a focus on the winter holidays
and joy!
Prerequisite: for students who have completed the entire A1 level (A1.1, A1.2 and A1.3), an Intensive A1 Review course or received A2.1 at placement
test. See
our level progression guide here
This course is also open to teen students (ages 13–17) who score at least 202 on our Teens
placement test
Ideal for beginners: you will learn key elements in pronunciation, such as accentuation, links, oral and nasal vowels, semivowels, and
difficult consonants.
Prerequesite: Students must have completed A1.1 or at least 30 hours of French study. Recommended for A1 and A2 levels.
Expand your French linguistic and cultural knowledge by reading this classic text. Students will read an abbreviated version of the
text and will analyze the themes and writing structure. This course enhances language acquisition through reading, listening,
conversational fluency and pronunciation skills. The class materials will be provided by the instructor before the start of
the class.
Joséphine Baker, by Fanny Vittet
Prerequisite: for students who have completed the entire A1 level (A1.1, A1.2 and A1.3), an Intensive A1 Review course
or received A2.1 on the Level Assessment. See our level
progression guide here.
Expand your French linguistic and cultural knowledge by reading this classic text. Students will read an abbreviated version of the text
and will analyze the themes and writing structure. This course enhances language acquisition through reading, listening,
conversational fluency and pronunciation skills. The class materials will be provided by the instructor before the start of
the class.
Les 3 Mousquetaires, by Alexandre Dumas
Prerequisite: for students who have completed the entire A1 level (A1.1, A1.2 and A1.3), an Intensive A1 Review course
or received A2.1 on the Level Assessment. See our level
progression guide here.
This class will review essential vocabulary at the A1+ level and teach you what you need to know to talk about yourself, your
family, your interests and opinions, and to get by in everyday situations. You'll learn how to pronounce French
words and use key vocabulary and phrases for authentic cultural experiences. No textbook required for this
course.
Prerequisite: for students who have completed the entire A1 level (A1.1, A1.2 and A1.3), an Intensive A1 Review course or received
A2.1 on the Level Assessment. See our level
progression guide here.
This class will review essential vocabulary at the A1+ level and teach you what you need to know to talk about yourself, your
family, your interests and opinions, and to get by in everyday situations. You'll learn how to pronounce French
words and use key vocabulary and phrases for authentic cultural experiences. No textbook required for this
course.
Prerequisite: for students who have completed the entire A1 level (A1.1, A1.2 and A1.3), an Intensive A1 Review course or received
A2.1 on the Level Assessment. See our level
progression guide here.
This workshop will help you understand and avoid the common grammar mistakes made by English speakers and help you start to think (and
dream!) in French!
Students will learn or review the basics of French grammar through an accessible comparison with English grammar while reviewing the French
grammar terminology and concepts covered at the A1+/A2 levels.
Expand your cultural and linguistic francophone knowledge by reading Contes Fantastiques Québécois. Students will read an
abbreviated version of the text and will analyze the themes and writing structure. This course enhances language acquisition through
reading, listening, conversational fluency and pronunciation skills.
The class materials will be provided by the instructor before the start of the class.
Prerequisite: Students should already have completed the three-part A2 General French series (A2.1, A2.2 and A2.3) or an A2 Review course
before registering in an A2+ course. Students who have received an A2.3, B1.1 or B1.2 result on the placement
test
are also eligible to register
This class will strengthen all aspects of oral communication at the A2 level but with a fun holiday twist! You will explore themes of
winter holidays and activities while sharpening A2 level skills.
This class is designed for students who are at the end of the A2 level and who wish to strengthen and practice their oral comprehension and
production skills through a communicative and action-oriented approach to language learning. Some written comprehension and production may
be introduced in support of the targeted oral communication outcomes.
Each week, a theme will be explored through a reading and/or listening exercise appropriate to the level. Relevant vocabulary and one or
more grammar points at the A2 level will be reviewed based on support materials and put into practice through structured activities designed
to generate authentic conversation, including role playing, presentations, discussions, games, etc.
Throughout the course, students will receive personalized and prompt feedback from their instructor on grammar, vocabulary, syntax, and
pronunciation. A2+ learners are expected to communicate in a simple manner on familiar topics about their background, immediate environment,
and matters in areas of immediate need; they can generally identify the topic of a discussion which is conducted simply and clearly as a
direct exchange of information.
Prerequisite: students should already have completed the three-part A2 General French series (A2.1, A2.2 and A2.3) or an A2
Review course before registering in an A2+ course. Students who have received an A2.3 or B1.1 result on the placement
test
are also eligible to register.
Ideal for beginners: you will learn key elements in pronunciation, such as accentuation, links, oral and nasal vowels, semivowels, and
difficult consonants.
Prerequesite: Students must have completed A1.1 or at least 30 hours of French study. Recommended for A1 and A2 levels.
Expand your French linguistic and cultural knowledge by reading this classic text. Students will read an abbreviated version of the text and
will analyze the themes and writing structure. This course enhances language acquisition through reading, listening, conversational fluency
and pronunciation skills. The class materials will be provided by the instructor before the start of the class.
Fables de Jean de La Fontaine
Prerequisite: Students should already have completed the three-part A2 General French series (A2.1, A2.2 and A2.3) or an A2 Review course
before registering in an A2+ course. Students who have received an A2.3, B1.1 or B1.2 result on the Level
Assessment
are also eligible to register
Expand your French linguistic and cultural knowledge by reading this classic text. Students will read an abbreviated version of the text and
will analyze the themes and writing structure. This course enhances language acquisition through reading, listening, conversational fluency
and pronunciation skills. The class materials will be provided by the instructor before the start of the class.
Le Passe-Muraille de Marcel Aymé
Prerequisite: Students should already have completed the three-part A2 General French series (A2.1, A2.2 and A2.3) or an A2 Review course
before registering in an A2+ course. Students who have received an A2.3, B1.1 or B1.2 result on the Level
Assessment
are also eligible to register
French for Travel and Everyday Life – Se débrouiller en français In this practical French course, we focus on real-life communication for travelers and everyday situations. Each week, we explore a new theme: at the hotel, in a restaurant, shopping, etc.
Students will learn useful vocabulary, key grammar structures, and essential expressions to handle common situations and
resolve complications with confidence. Every class includes interactive role-plays and communication activities to put the
language into action.
Weekly homework: Prepare and review the vocabulary and grammar for the upcoming topic.
This course is ideal for A2+ to B1 learners who want to improve fluency and become more independent in French
during travel or daily life in a French-speaking environment. Prerequisites: A2.3, B1.1, or B1.2.
Strengthen your French foundation with an engaging grammar course that brings clarity and confidence to verb conjugation. Through clear
explanations, guided practice, and literary excerpts, you’ll gain a solid understanding of how verbs work in everyday French. During this
5-week course, you will:
By the end, you’ll be able to recognize and reuse these key verb forms naturally in conversation and writing.
This class is designed for students who are at the end of the A2 level and who wish to strengthen and practice their oral comprehension and
production skills through a communicative and action-oriented approach to language learning. Some written comprehension and production may
be introduced in support of the targeted oral communication outcomes.
Each week, a theme will be explored through a reading and/or listening exercise appropriate to the level. Relevant vocabulary and
one or more grammar points at the A2 level will be reviewed based on support materials and put into practice through structured activities
designed to generate authentic conversation, including role playing, presentations, discussions, games, etc.
Throughout the course, students will receive personalized and prompt feedback from their instructor on grammar, vocabulary, syntax, and
pronunciation. A2+ learners are expected to communicate in a simple manner on familiar topics about their background, immediate environment,
and matters in areas of immediate need; they can generally identify the topic of a discussion which is conducted simply and
clearly as a direct exchange of information. No textbook required for this course.
Prerequisite: students should already have completed the three-part A2 General French series (A2.1, A2.2 and A2.3) or an A2 Review
course before registering in an A2+ course. Students who have received an A2.3 or B1.1 result on the Level
Assessment are
also eligible to register.
This class is designed for students who are at the end of the A2 level and who wish to strengthen and practice their oral comprehension and
production skills through a communicative and action-oriented approach to language learning. Some written comprehension and production may
be introduced in support of the targeted oral communication outcomes.
Each week, a theme will be explored through a reading and/or listening exercise appropriate to the level. Relevant vocabulary and
one or more grammar points at the A2 level will be reviewed based on support materials and put into practice through structured activities
designed to generate authentic conversation, including role playing, presentations, discussions, games, etc.
Throughout the course, students will receive personalized and prompt feedback from their instructor on grammar, vocabulary, syntax, and
pronunciation. A2+ learners are expected to communicate in a simple manner on familiar topics about their background, immediate environment,
and matters in areas of immediate need; they can generally identify the topic of a discussion which is conducted simply and
clearly as a direct exchange of information. No textbook required for this course.
Prerequisite: students should already have completed the three-part A2 General French series (A2.1, A2.2 and A2.3) or an A2 Review
course before registering in an A2+ course. Students who have received an A2.3 or B1.1 result on the Level
Assessment are
also eligible to register.
Inspired by the Seattle Art Museum’s new exhibit, “Farm to Table: Art, Food, and Identity in the Age of Impressionism”, we will embark on a
flavorful journey through France with Julia Child! Through engaging discussions, video clips, and readings, you’ll learn about her impact
on French cuisine and culture. Participants will examine how Child’s culinary journey shaped her sense of self and connection to French
culture. With a focus on vocabulary, storytelling, and cultural reflection, this course offers a dive into French language and identity
through the lens of cuisine.
Prerequisite: B1.3, B1+ or B2.1 course completed, or B2.1/B2.2 result at placement
test.
In this course, students will read La Place by Annie Ernaux.
Students will be responsible for weekly assigned readings and encouraged to share their questions and impressions on our e-learning
platform. During class, the instructor will guide the discussion about the weekly reading, touching on relevant historical and cultural
context, character development, major themes, and overall impressions through general questions as well as close readings.
Prerequisite: General French B1.3 or B2.1 result at our placement
test
La Place by Annie Ernaux
Discover the writing of Nobel Laureate 2022 Annie Ernaux! We will read La Place (A Man's Place), a fragmented
autobiographical work exploring Ernaux's relationship with her father, as well as the dynamics of class, family and transgenerational memory
in rural Normandy.
You can purchase the book here: https://amzn.to/3IREZa0 This class will cover all facets of oral communication at the B1 level but with a fun holiday twist!
This class is designed for students who recently started the B1 level (completed B1.1 or B1.2) and who wish to strengthen and practice their
oral comprehension and production skills through a communicative and action-oriented approach to language learning.
Some written comprehension and production may be introduced in support of the targeted oral communication outcomes.
Each week, a theme will be explored through a reading and/or listening exercise appropriate to the level. Relevant vocabulary and one or
more grammar points at the B1 level will be reviewed based on support materials and put into practice through structured activities designed
to generate authentic conversation, including role playing, presentations, discussions, games, etc.
Throughout the course, students will receive personalized and prompt feedback from their instructor on grammar, vocabulary, syntax, and
pronunciation.
B1 learners are expected to be gaining some confidence in communicating in a simple manner on familiar topics regularly encountered in work,
school, leisure, etc. and cope flexibly with problems of everyday life; they can generally identify the topic of a discussion which is
presented in straightforward terms and conducted simply and clearly.
Prerequisite: General French B1.1 or B1.2, or B1.2 result at our
placement test.
This class will cover all facets of oral communication at the B1+ level but with a fun holiday twist!
This class is designed for students who reached at the end of the B1 level (completed B1.3) and who wish to strengthen and practice their
oral comprehension and production skills through a communicative and action-oriented approach to language learning. Some written
comprehension and production may be introduced in support of the targeted oral communication outcomes.
Each week, a theme will be explored through a reading and/or listening exercise appropriate to the level. Relevant vocabulary and one or
more grammar points at the B1 level will be reviewed based on support materials and put into practice through structured activities designed
to generate authentic conversation, including role playing, presentations, discussions, games, etc. Throughout the course, students will
receive personalized and prompt feedback from their instructor on grammar, vocabulary, syntax, and pronunciation.
B1+ learners are expected to communicate in a simple manner on familiar topics regularly encountered in work, school, leisure, etc. and cope
flexibly with problems of everyday life; they can generally identify the topic of a discussion which is conducted simply and clearly.
Prerequisite: General French B1.3 completed, or B1.3/B2 result at our
placement test.
This class is designed for students who recently started the B1 level (completed B1.1 or B1.2) and who wish to strengthen and practice their
oral comprehension and production skills through a communicative and action-oriented approach to language learning centered around current
events. Some written comprehension and production may be introduced in support of the targeted oral communication outcomes.
Each week, a different RFI news report will be explored through a reading and/or listening exercise appropriate to the level. Relevant
vocabulary and one or more grammar points at the B1 level will be reviewed based on support materials and put into practice through
structured activities designed to generate authentic conversation.
Throughout the course, students will receive personalized and prompt feedback from their instructor on grammar, vocabulary, syntax, and
pronunciation. B1 learners are expected to be gaining some confidence in communicating in a simple manner on familiar topics regularly
encountered in work, school, leisure, etc. and cope flexibly with problems of everyday life; they can generally identify the topic of a
discussion which is presented in straightforward terms and conducted simply and clearly.
Prerequisite: General French B1.1 or B1.2, or B1.2/B1.3 result at our placement
test
This class is designed for students wishing to strengthen their vocabulary and grammar at the upper B1 independent level. Each week, through
a study in areas such as politics and economics, literature and history, the arts, and many more, students will have the opportunity to
practice and strengthen their linguistic skills in the language, review grammatical concepts, and develop their cultural understanding of
France and the francophone world.
Prerequisite: B1.3, B1+ or B2.1 course completed, or B2.1/B2.2 result at placement
test.
This 3-part workshop series explores the short film 14e arrondissement by Alexander Payne, from the 2006 anthology Paris,
je t'aime. Follow
Carole, a mailwoman from Denver, Colorado in her discovery of Paris 14th arrondissement to identify
English speakers' difficulties in speaking French. With a comparative analysis of French and English, and through an authentic and
cultural approach, these 3 workshops will provide keys to become aware of deceptive cognates and common mistakes in pronunciation,
vocabulary, and grammar.
Part 1 will focus on Grammar. You may sign up for one, two, or all three parts of the series! Members get 10% off any additional course in the same term.
Open to B1/B2/C1 levels (the workshop will be conducted in French). Take
our placement test
here.
This 3-part workshop series explores the short film 14e arrondissement by Alexander Payne, from the 2006 anthology Paris,
je t'aime. Follow
Carole, a mailwoman from Denver, Colorado in her discovery of Paris 14th arrondissement to identify
English speakers' difficulties in speaking French. With a comparative analysis of French and English, and through an authentic and
cultural approach, these 3 workshops will provide keys to become aware of deceptive cognates and common mistakes in pronunciation,
vocabulary, and grammar.
Part 2 will focus on Vocabulary. You may sign up for one, two, or all three parts of the series! Members get 10% off any additional course in the same term.
Open to B1/B2/C1 levels (the workshop will be conducted in French). Take
our placement test
here.
This 3-part workshop series explores the short film 14e arrondissement by Alexander Payne, from the 2006 anthology Paris,
je 'aime. Follow
Carole, a mailwoman from Denver, Colorado in her discovery of Paris 14th arrondissement to identify
English speakers' difficulties in speaking French. With a comparative analysis of French and English, and through an authentic and
cultural approach, these 3 workshops will provide keys to become aware of deceptive cognates and common mistakes in
pronunciation,vocabulary, and grammar.
Part 3 will focus on Pronunciation. You may sign up for one, two, or all three parts of the series! Members get 10% off any additional course in the same term.
Open to B1/B2/C1 levels (the workshop will be conducted in French). Take
our placement test
here.
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.
Prerequisite: students must be at the B1 or B2 level French for Travel and Everyday Life – Se débrouiller en français In this practical French course, we focus on real-life communication for travelers and everyday situations. Each week, we explore a new theme: at the hotel, in a restaurant, shopping, etc.
Students will learn useful vocabulary, key grammar structures, and essential expressions to handle common situations and
resolve complications with confidence. Every class includes interactive role-plays and communication activities to put the
language into action.
Weekly homework: Prepare and review the vocabulary and grammar for the upcoming topic.
This course is ideal for A2+ to B1 learners who want to improve fluency and become more independent in French
during travel or daily life in a French-speaking environment. Prerequisites: A2.3, B1.1, or B1.2.
This class is designed for students who recently started the B1 level (completed B1.1 or B1.2) and who wish to strengthen and practice their
oral comprehension and production skills through a communicative and action-oriented approach to language learning centered around current
events. Some written comprehension and production may be introduced in support of the targeted oral communication outcomes.
Each week, a different RFI news report will be explored through a reading and/or listening exercise appropriate to the level.
Relevant vocabulary and one or more grammar points at the B1 level will be reviewed based on support materials and put into practice through
structured activities designed to generate authentic conversation.
Throughout the course, students will receive personalized and prompt feedback from their instructor on grammar, vocabulary, syntax, and
pronunciation. B1 learners are expected to be gaining some confidence in communicating in a simple manner on familiar topics regularly
encountered in work, school, leisure, etc. and cope flexibly with problems of everyday life; they can generally identify the topic of a
discussion which is presented in straightforward terms and conducted simply and clearly. No textbook required for this
course.
Prerequisite: General French B1.1 or B1.2, or B1.2/B1.3 result on the Level
Assessment.
This class is designed for students who recently started the B1 level (completed B1.1 or B1.2) and who wish to strengthen and practice their
oral comprehension and production skills through a communicative and action-oriented approach to language learning centered around current
events. Some written comprehension and production may be introduced in support of the targeted oral communication outcomes.
Each week, a different RFI news report will be explored through a reading and/or listening exercise appropriate to the level.
Relevant vocabulary and one or more grammar points at the B1 level will be reviewed based on support materials and put into practice through
structured activities designed to generate authentic conversation.
Throughout the course, students will receive personalized and prompt feedback from their instructor on grammar, vocabulary, syntax, and
pronunciation. B1 learners are expected to be gaining some confidence in communicating in a simple manner on familiar topics regularly
encountered in work, school, leisure, etc. and cope flexibly with problems of everyday life; they can generally identify the topic of a
discussion which is presented in straightforward terms and conducted simply and clearly. No textbook required for this
course.
Prerequisite: General French B1.1 or B1.2, or B1.2/B1.3 result on the Level
Assessment.
Strengthen your French foundation with an engaging grammar course that brings clarity and confidence to verb conjugation. Through clear
explanations, guided practice, and literary excerpts, you’ll gain a solid understanding of how verbs work in everyday French. During this
5-week course, you will:
By the end, you’ll be able to recognize and reuse these key verb forms naturally in conversation and writing.
This class is designed for students wishing to strengthen their vocabulary and grammar at the upper B1 independent level. Each week, through
a study in areas such as politics and economics, literature and history, the arts, and many more, students will have the opportunity to
practice and strengthen their linguistic skills in the language, review grammatical concepts, and develop their cultural understanding of
France and the francophone world. No textbook required for this course.
Prerequisite: B1.3, B1+ or B2.1 course completed, or B2.1/B2.2 result on the Level
Assessment.
This class is designed for students wishing to strengthen their vocabulary and grammar at the upper B1 independent level. Each week, through
a study in areas such as politics and economics, literature and history, the arts, and many more, students will have the opportunity to
practice and strengthen their linguistic skills in the language, review grammatical concepts, and develop their cultural understanding of
France and the francophone world. No textbook required for this course.
Prerequisite: B1.3, B1+ or B2.1 course completed, or B2.1/B2.2 result on the Level
Assessment.
This class is designed for students who recently started the B1 level (completed B1.1 or B1.2) and who wish to strengthen and practice their
oral comprehension and production skills through a communicative and action-oriented approach to language learning.
Some written comprehension and production may be introduced in support of the targeted oral communication outcomes.
Each week, a theme will be explored through a reading and/or listening exercise appropriate to the level. Relevant vocabulary and
one or more grammar points at the B1 level will be reviewed based on support materials and put into practice through structured activities
designed to generate authentic conversation, including role playing, presentations, discussions, games, etc.
Throughout the course, students will receive personalized and prompt feedback from their instructor on grammar, vocabulary, syntax, and
pronunciation.
B1 learners are expected to be gaining some confidence in communicating in a simple manner on familiar topics regularly encountered in work,
school, leisure, etc. and cope flexibly with problems of everyday life; they can generally identify the topic of a discussion which is
presented in straightforward terms and conducted simply and clearly. No textbook required for this course.
Prerequisite: General French B1.1 or B1.2, or B1.3 result on the Level
Assessment.
This class is designed for students who recently started the B1 level (completed B1.1 or B1.2) and who wish to strengthen and practice their
oral comprehension and production skills through a communicative and action-oriented approach to language learning.
Some written comprehension and production may be introduced in support of the targeted oral communication outcomes.
Each week, a theme will be explored through a reading and/or listening exercise appropriate to the level. Relevant vocabulary and
one or more grammar points at the B1 level will be reviewed based on support materials and put into practice through structured activities
designed to generate authentic conversation, including role playing, presentations, discussions, games, etc.
Throughout the course, students will receive personalized and prompt feedback from their instructor on grammar, vocabulary, syntax, and
pronunciation.
B1 learners are expected to be gaining some confidence in communicating in a simple manner on familiar topics regularly encountered in work,
school, leisure, etc. and cope flexibly with problems of everyday life; they can generally identify the topic of a discussion which is
presented in straightforward terms and conducted simply and clearly. No textbook required for this course.
Prerequisite: General French B1.1 or B1.2, or B1.3 result on the Level
Assessment.
This class is designed for students who reached at the end of the B1 level (completed B1.3) and who wish to strengthen and
practice their oral comprehension and production skills through a communicative and action-oriented approach to language learning. Some
written comprehension and production may be introduced in support of the targeted oral communication outcomes.
Each week, a theme will be explored through a reading and/or listening exercise appropriate to the level. Relevant vocabulary and
one or more grammar points at the B1 level will be reviewed based on support materials and put into practice through structured activities
designed to generate authentic conversation, including role playing, presentations, discussions, games, etc. Throughout the course, students
will receive personalized and prompt feedback from their instructor on grammar, vocabulary, syntax, and pronunciation.
B1+ learners are expected to communicate in a simple manner on familiar topics regularly encountered in work, school, leisure,
etc. and cope flexibly with problems of everyday life; they can generally identify the topic of a discussion which is
conducted simply and clearly. No textbook required for this course.
Prerequisite: General French B1.3 completed, or B1.3/B2 result on the Level
Assessment.
This class is designed for students who reached at the end of the B1 level (completed B1.3) and who wish to strengthen and
practice their oral comprehension and production skills through a communicative and action-oriented approach to language learning. Some
written comprehension and production may be introduced in support of the targeted oral communication outcomes.
Each week, a theme will be explored through a reading and/or listening exercise appropriate to the level. Relevant vocabulary and
one or more grammar points at the B1 level will be reviewed based on support materials and put into practice through structured activities
designed to generate authentic conversation, including role playing, presentations, discussions, games, etc. Throughout the course, students
will receive personalized and prompt feedback from their instructor on grammar, vocabulary, syntax, and pronunciation.
B1+ learners are expected to communicate in a simple manner on familiar topics regularly encountered in work, school, leisure,
etc. and cope flexibly with problems of everyday life; they can generally identify the topic of a discussion which is
conducted simply and clearly. No textbook required for this course.
Prerequisite: General French B1.3 completed, or B1.3/B2 result on the Level
Assessment.
Join us for an engaging 2-hour workshop on the French conditional tense (le Conditionnel), where you'll master 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 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.
Inspired by the Seattle Art Museum’s new exhibit, “Farm to Table: Art, Food, and Identity in the Age of Impressionism”, we will embark on a
flavorful journey through France with Julia Child! Through engaging discussions, video clips, and readings, you’ll learn about her impact
on French cuisine and culture. Participants will examine how Child’s culinary journey shaped her sense of self and connection to French
culture. With a focus on vocabulary, storytelling, and cultural reflection, this course offers a dive into French language and identity
through the lens of cuisine.
Prerequisite: B1.3, B1+ or B2.1 course completed, or B2.1/B2.2 result at placement
test.
In this course, students will read Les Aurores Montréalaises par Monique Proulx
Students will be responsible for weekly assigned readings and encouraged to share their questions and impressions on our e-learning
platform. During class, the instructor will guide the discussion about the weekly reading, touching on relevant historical and cultural
context, character development, major themes, and overall impressions through general questions as well as close readings.
Prerequisite: B2.3 or B2+ course, or B2.3/C1 result at placement
test
Les Aurores Montréalaises par Monique Proulx
Ce sont des nouvelles, textes courts et incisifs, tous soigneusement taillés dans l’insupportable banalité des drames et des lieux. Le
livre se compare à une petite mosaïque de pierres multicolores. Chacune conserve sa couleur rare et la forme unique de sa froide minéralité.
L’ensemble n’en constitue pas moins un vivant portrait de Montréal, une effrayante collection de spécimens humains, un tableau prodigieux
de cacophonie et de tristesse nordique.
View or purchase the book here. In this course, students will read The Art of Haikus: Neige by Maxence Fermine.
Students will be responsible for weekly assigned readings and encouraged to share their questions and impressions on our e-learning
platform. During class, the instructor will guide the discussion about the weekly reading, touching on relevant historical and cultural
context, character development, major themes, and overall impressions through general questions as well as close readings.
Prerequisite: B2.3 or B2+ course, or B2.3/C1 result at placement
test
The Art of Haikus: Neige by Maxence Fermine Students can purchase the book here.
This class is a film-centered language class, dedicated to building oral comprehension and communication skills. Through film, students will
enhance their knowledge of spoken French of all levels—formal, standard, and informal—as well as their French cultural literacy.
French cinéma is also a conduit to explore ideas—philosophical, sociological, or political—embodied by actors on film. We’ll contemplate
many topics raised in these films and read criticism and reviews of all three films to deepen your appreciation of them.
Lastly, you’ll listen to and study popular songs from the period each film exploded in the world of French cinéma. No textbook required for
this course.
Prerequisite: B2.3 or B2+ course, or B2.3/C1 result at placement
test
This course covers all facets of Oral Communication at the B2+ level but with a fun holiday twist!
Prerequisite: B2.3 or B2+ course completed or B2.3/C1 result at placement
test.
Embark on a culinary and linguistic journey through the heart of France's culinary heritage! Indulge your senses and deepen your
appreciation for the rich tapestry of French culture through the lens of its world-renowned gastronomy, with a focus on traditional holiday
celebrations and dishes.
In this 3-part workshop, through a combination of interactive language lessons and gastronomic discussions, students will elevate their
language skills while discovering the secrets behind classic French gastronomy. You will build upon your advanced language foundation by
engaging in nuanced conversations about food, wine, and culinary experiences; and enhance your vocabulary, grammar, and comprehension while
exploring gastronomic literature and resources.
Prerequisite: any General French B2.1 and B2.2 -level class, or a B2.2 result at our placement test.
This course delves into the Belle Époque (1871–1914), a pivotal period of peace, progress, and cultural brilliance in Paris. From the rise
of Haussmannian architecture and electrification to the universal expositions and the construction of the Eiffel Tower, students will
explore how Paris became the cultural capital of Europe. Through the study of key figures such as Sarah Bernhardt, Toulouse-Lautrec, and
Camille Claudel, among others, as well as period art, songs, posters, or press excerpts, learners will analyze, comment and discuss the
social, artistic, and technological transformations that defined this golden age.
Part 2: Montmartre, Cabarets, and the Artistic Explosion (1900–1914). The second part of this workshop immerses students in the bohemian
atmosphere of early 20th-century Montmartre, with its famed cabarets (Le Chat Noir, Moulin Rouge), chansonniers, actresses, and avant-garde
painters. Through the works of Toulouse-Lautrec and literary voices such as Colette and Sarah Bernhardt, students will examine how Paris
became a hub of artistic innovation while also confronting the era’s stark social contrasts between Parisian glamour and working-class
hardship.
Prerequisite: B2.3 course completed or B2.3/C1 result at placement
test.
This class is designed for students wishing to strengthen their vocabulary and grammar at the upper B1 independent level. Each week, through
a study in areas such as politics and economics, literature and history, the arts, and many more, students will have the opportunity to
practice and strengthen their linguistic skills in the language, review grammatical concepts, and develop their cultural understanding of
France and the francophone world.
Prerequisite: B1.3, B1+ or B2.1 course completed, or B2.1/B2.2 result at placement
test.
This 3-part workshop series explores the short film 14e arrondissement by Alexander Payne, from the 2006 anthology Paris,
je t'aime. Follow
Carole, a mailwoman from Denver, Colorado in her discovery of Paris 14th arrondissement to identify
English speakers' difficulties in speaking French. With a comparative analysis of French and English, and through an authentic and
cultural approach, these 3 workshops will provide keys to become aware of deceptive cognates and common mistakes in pronunciation,
vocabulary, and grammar.
Part 1 will focus on Grammar. You may sign up for one, two, or all three parts of the series! Members get 10% off any additional course in the same term.
Open to B1/B2/C1 levels (the workshop will be conducted in French). Take
our placement test
here.
This 3-part workshop series explores the short film 14e arrondissement by Alexander Payne, from the 2006 anthology Paris,
je t'aime. Follow
Carole, a mailwoman from Denver, Colorado in her discovery of Paris 14th arrondissement to identify
English speakers' difficulties in speaking French. With a comparative analysis of French and English, and through an authentic and
cultural approach, these 3 workshops will provide keys to become aware of deceptive cognates and common mistakes in pronunciation,
vocabulary, and grammar.
Part 2 will focus on Vocabulary. You may sign up for one, two, or all three parts of the series! Members get 10% off any additional course in the same term.
Open to B1/B2/C1 levels (the workshop will be conducted in French). Take
our placement test
here.
This 3-part workshop series explores the short film 14e arrondissement by Alexander Payne, from the 2006 anthology Paris,
je 'aime. Follow
Carole, a mailwoman from Denver, Colorado in her discovery of Paris 14th arrondissement to identify
English speakers' difficulties in speaking French. With a comparative analysis of French and English, and through an authentic and
cultural approach, these 3 workshops will provide keys to become aware of deceptive cognates and common mistakes in
pronunciation,vocabulary, and grammar.
Part 3 will focus on Pronunciation. You may sign up for one, two, or all three parts of the series! Members get 10% off any additional course in the same term.
Open to B1/B2/C1 levels (the workshop will be conducted in French). Take
our placement test
here.
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.
Prerequisite: students must be at the B1 or B2 level
In this course, students will read En Attendant Godot by Samuel Beckett and three short extracts from Le Mythe
de Sisyphe
by Albert Camus.
Students will be responsible for weekly assigned readings and encouraged to share their questions and impressions on our e-learning
platform. During class, the instructor will guide the discussion about the weekly reading, touching on relevant historical and cultural
context, character development, major themes, and overall impressions through general questions as well as close readings. Materials for
the Albert Camus readings will be provided by the instructor.
Prerequisite: B2.3 or B2+ course, or B2.3/C1 result on the Level Assessment.
En Attendant Godot by Samuel Beckett
Vous me demandez mes idées sur En attendant Godot, dont vous me faites l''honneur de donner des extraits au Club d''essai, et en même temps
mes idées sur le théâtre.Je n''ai pas d''idées sur le théâtre. Je n''y connais rien. Je n''y vais pas. C''est admissible.Ce qui l''est sans
doute moins, c''est d''abord, dans ces conditions, d''écrire une pièce, et ensuite, l''ayant fait, de ne pas avoir d''idées sur elle non
plus.C''est malheureusement mon cas.Il n''est pas donné à tous de pouvoir passer du monde qui s''ouvre sous la page à celui des profits et
pertes, et retour, imperturbable, comme entre le turbin et le Café du Commerce.Je ne sais pas plus sur cette pièce que celui qui arrive à la
lire avec attention.Je ne sais pas dans quel esprit je l''ai écrite.Je ne sais pas plus sur les personnages que ce qu''ils disent, ce
qu''ils font et ce qui leur arrive. De leur aspect j''ai dû indiquer le peu que j''ai pu entrevoir. Les chapeaux melon par exemple.Je ne
sais pas qui est Godot. Je ne sais même pas, surtout pas, s''il existe. Et je ne sais pas s''ils y croient ou non, les deux qui
l''attendent.Les deux autres qui passent vers la fin de chacun des deux actes, ça doit être pour rompre la monotonie.Tout ce que j''ai pu
savoir, je l''ai montré. Ce n''est pas beaucoup. Mais ça me suffit, et largement. Je dirai même que je me serais contenté de moins.Quant à
vouloir trouver à tout cela un sens plus large et plus élevé, à emporter après le spectacle, avec le programme et les esquimaux, je suis
incapable d''en voir l''intérêt. Mais ce doit être possible.Je n''y suis plus et je n''y serai plus jamais. Estragon, Vladimir, Pozzo,
Lucky, leur temps et leur espace, je n''ai pu les connaître un peu que très loin du besoin de comprendre. Ils vous doivent des comptes
peut-être. Qu''ils se débrouillent. Sans moi. Eux et moi nous sommes quittes.Samuel Beckett, Lettre à Michel Polac, janvier 1952
You can purchase the book here: [https://amzn.to/4hTWp2U] In this course, students will read Memoirs of Hadrian by Marquerite Yourcenar.
Students will be responsible for weekly assigned readings and encouraged to share their questions and impressions on our e-learning
platform. During class, the instructor will guide the discussion about the weekly reading, touching on relevant historical and cultural
context, character development, major themes, and overall impressions through general questions as well as close readings.
Prerequisite: B2.3 or B2+ course, or B2.3/C1 result on the Level Assessment.
Memoirs of Hadrian by Marquerite Yourcenar
Cette œuvre, qui est à la fois roman, histoire, poésie, a été saluée par la critique française et mondiale comme un événement littéraire. En
imaginant les Mémoires d'un grand empereur romain, l'auteur a voulu "refaire du dedans ce que les archéologues du XIXe siècle ont fait du
dehors". Jugeant sans complaisance sa vie d'homme et son œuvre politique, Hadrien n'ignore pas que Rome, malgré sa grandeur, finira un jour
par périr, mais son réalisme romain et son humanisme hérité des Grecs lui font sentir l'importance de penser et de servir jusqu'au bout. You can purchase the book here:[https://amzn.to/3LBs7WH] In this course, students will read La Place de L'Etoile by Patrick Modiano
Students will be responsible for weekly assigned readings and encouraged to share their questions and impressions on our e-learning
platform. During class, the instructor will guide the discussion about the weekly reading, touching on relevant historical and cultural
context, character development, major themes, and overall impressions through general questions as well as close readings.
Prerequisite: General French B2.1, B2.2 or B2.2 result on the Level
Assessment.
La Place de L'Etoile by Patrick Modiano
Modiano’s debut novel is a sardonic, often grotesque satire of France during the Nazi occupation. You can purchase the book here: [https://amzn.to/47GF5K4] In this course, students will read Le Rocher de Tanios by Amin Maalouf
Students will be responsible for weekly assigned readings and encouraged to share their questions and impressions on our e-learning
platform. During class, the instructor will guide the discussion about the weekly reading, touching on relevant historical and cultural
context, character development, major themes, and overall impressions through general questions as well as close readings.
Prerequisite: General French B2.1, B2.2 or B2.2 result on the Level
Assessment.
Le Rocher de Tanios by Amin Maalouf
Prix Goncourt 1993. L'histoire de ce roman tourne autour d'un personnage illustre dans tout le Moyen-Orient et dont nul ne sait s'il fut
réel ou légendaire : Tanios-Kichk ; et quand Amin Maalouf commence son récit, ce patronyme désigne un rocher sur lequel les enfants n'ont
pas le droit de jouer. Tanios avait, autrefois, assassiné un prélat qui lui avait "dérobé" une femme. Par la suite, Tanios avait erré en
Méditerranée avant de tomber dans un piège tendu par la famille dudit prélat trente années après le meurtre de leur ancêtre. Tanios est
assassiné, puis transformé en rocher dans la région des Monts-Liban... On pourrait dire que cette légende est le sujet de ce roman. Or, ce
n'en est que le point de départ... Le livre que l'on va lire, en effet, est l'enquête menée par un narrateur dont la famille a été mêlée à
l'assassinat de Tanios-Kichk. Dès lors, dans une construction romanesque savante et pleine d'aventures, le lecteur entreprend un grand
voyage dont le thème pourrait ainsi se résumer : comment et pourquoi naissent les légendes ?
You can purchase the book here: [https://amzn.to/4qUIQEG]
This class is a film-centered language class, dedicated to building oral comprehension and communication skills. Through film, students
will enhance their knowledge of spoken French of all levels—formal, standard, and informal—as well as their French cultural
literacy.
French Cinéma is also a conduit to explore French culture— sociological, or political—through stories captured on
film. This quarter we’ll explore the genre of the ‘polar’ in French cinéma, which means we’ll be studying
the underbelly of society and the characters that inhabit it. This fatalist vision of a corrupt society is integral to the
‘polar’ genre and demonstrated perfectly in our three films. We’ll begin this quarter with a classic of French Cinéma Jacques
Becker’s Touchez pas au grisbi (1954), and then continue with two more recent examples of the
genre, first, Stéphane Demoustier’s ‘carceral polar’: Borgo (2023), and then Alain Guiraudie’s
‘peculiar and biting polar’: Miséricorde (2024).
We will read criticism and reviews of all three films to deepen your appreciation of them.
Lastly, you’ll listen to and study popular songs from the periods and artists depicted in each film. No
textbook required for this course
Prerequisite: B2.3 or B2+ course, or B2.3/C1 result on the Level
Assessment.
In this course focused on oral expression and listening comprehension, students will listen to podcasts and speculate together
on subjects worthy of greater debate. The instructor will guide a discussion of current events, including important moments that
characterize the Anthropocene and its drifts. Students will also discuss topics related to science, societies, fauna and flora, and arts and
culture, amongst others. These subjects will allow the class to reflect on and discuss the various stakes which constitute our
current society. All course materials will be provided by the instructor
Prerequisite: B2.3 or B2+ course, or B2.3/C1 result on the Level
Assessment.
In this course focused on oral expression and listening comprehension, students will listen to podcasts and speculate together
on subjects worthy of greater debate. The instructor will guide a discussion of current events, including important moments that
characterize the Anthropocene and its drifts. Students will also discuss topics related to science, societies, fauna and flora, and arts and
culture, amongst others. These subjects will allow the class to reflect on and discuss the various stakes which constitute our
current society. All course materials will be provided by the instructor
Prerequisite: B2.3 or B2+ course, or B2.3/C1 result on the Level
Assessment.
This class is designed for students wishing to strengthen their vocabulary and grammar at the upper B1 independent level. Each week, through
a study in areas such as politics and economics, literature and history, the arts, and many more, students will have the opportunity to
practice and strengthen their linguistic skills in the language, review grammatical concepts, and develop their cultural understanding of
France and the francophone world. No textbook required for this course.
Prerequisite: B1.3, B1+ or B2.1 course completed, or B2.1/B2.2 result on the Level
Assessment.
This class is designed for students wishing to strengthen their vocabulary and grammar at the upper B1 independent level. Each week, through
a study in areas such as politics and economics, literature and history, the arts, and many more, students will have the opportunity to
practice and strengthen their linguistic skills in the language, review grammatical concepts, and develop their cultural understanding of
France and the francophone world. No textbook required for this course.
Prerequisite: B1.3, B1+ or B2.1 course completed, or B2.1/B2.2 result on the Level
Assessment.
This class is designed for students wishing to strengthen their vocabulary and grammar at the upper B1 independent level. Each week, through
a study in areas such as politics and economics, literature and history, the arts, and many more, students will have the opportunity to
practice and strengthen their linguistic skills in the language, review grammatical concepts, and develop their cultural understanding of
France and the francophone world. No textbook required for this course.
Prerequisite: General French B2.1, B2.2, or B2.2 result on the Level
Assessment.
This class is designed for students wishing to strengthen their vocabulary and grammar at the upper B1 independent level. Each week, through
a study in areas such as politics and economics, literature and history, the arts, and many more, students will have the opportunity to
practice and strengthen their linguistic skills in the language, review grammatical concepts, and develop their cultural understanding of
France and the francophone world. No textbook required for this course.
Prerequisite: General French B2.1, B2.2, or B2.2 result on the Level
Assessment.
In this course, students will read Les Aurores Montréalaises par Monique Proulx
Students will be responsible for weekly assigned readings and encouraged to share their questions and impressions on our e-learning
platform. During class, the instructor will guide the discussion about the weekly reading, touching on relevant historical and cultural
context, character development, major themes, and overall impressions through general questions as well as close readings.
Prerequisite: B2.3 or B2+ course, or B2.3/C1 result at placement
test
Les Aurores Montréalaises par Monique Proulx
Ce sont des nouvelles, textes courts et incisifs, tous soigneusement taillés dans l’insupportable banalité des drames et des lieux. Le
livre se compare à une petite mosaïque de pierres multicolores. Chacune conserve sa couleur rare et la forme unique de sa froide minéralité.
L’ensemble n’en constitue pas moins un vivant portrait de Montréal, une effrayante collection de spécimens humains, un tableau prodigieux
de cacophonie et de tristesse nordique.
View or purchase the book here.
This 3-part workshop series explores the short film 14e arrondissement by Alexander Payne, from the 2006 anthology Paris,
je t'aime. Follow
Carole, a mailwoman from Denver, Colorado in her discovery of Paris 14th arrondissement to identify
English speakers' difficulties in speaking French. With a comparative analysis of French and English, and through an authentic and
cultural approach, these 3 workshops will provide keys to become aware of deceptive cognates and common mistakes in pronunciation,
vocabulary, and grammar.
Part 1 will focus on Grammar. You may sign up for one, two, or all three parts of the series! Members get 10% off any additional course in the same term.
Open to B1/B2/C1 levels (the workshop will be conducted in French). Take
our placement test
here.
This 3-part workshop series explores the short film 14e arrondissement by Alexander Payne, from the 2006 anthology Paris,
je t'aime. Follow
Carole, a mailwoman from Denver, Colorado in her discovery of Paris 14th arrondissement to identify
English speakers' difficulties in speaking French. With a comparative analysis of French and English, and through an authentic and
cultural approach, these 3 workshops will provide keys to become aware of deceptive cognates and common mistakes in pronunciation,
vocabulary, and grammar.
Part 2 will focus on Vocabulary. You may sign up for one, two, or all three parts of the series! Members get 10% off any additional course in the same term.
Open to B1/B2/C1 levels (the workshop will be conducted in French). Take
our placement test
here.
This 3-part workshop series explores the short film 14e arrondissement by Alexander Payne, from the 2006 anthology Paris,
je 'aime. Follow
Carole, a mailwoman from Denver, Colorado in her discovery of Paris 14th arrondissement to identify
English speakers' difficulties in speaking French. With a comparative analysis of French and English, and through an authentic and
cultural approach, these 3 workshops will provide keys to become aware of deceptive cognates and common mistakes in
pronunciation,vocabulary, and grammar.
Part 3 will focus on Pronunciation. You may sign up for one, two, or all three parts of the series! Members get 10% off any additional course in the same term.
Open to B1/B2/C1 levels (the workshop will be conducted in French). Take
our placement test
here.
A class for fluent students wishing to perfect their linguistic and cultural understanding in areas such as geopolitics and economics,
literature and history, the arts, and many more. Students will focus on formulating ideas and opinions with precision and on discussing
clear, detailed descriptions of complex subjects.
Course materials—including newspaper articles, TV, and radio shows—are to be studied before class; expect approximately two hours of
autonomous study per week.
Prerequisite: Both former and current AFSeattle students, as well as all new students, must take our online
placement test and complete an oral assessment to confirm their level prior to enrolling in their first C1 level course.
This course is designed to perfect written expression, to revise certain grammatical points, and to enrich vocabulary through the practice
of French to English translation. We will look at a rang of documents covering different subjects, tones, vocabulary and
communication styles. All projects will help students perfect their knowledge of French and English, and help in understanding nuances of
word choice.
Course materials: All materials will be made available on our e-learning platform Student Portal
A class for fluent students wishing to perfect their linguistic and cultural understanding in areas such as geopolitics and economics,
literature and history, the arts, and many more. Students will focus on formulating ideas and opinions with precision and on discussing
clear, detailed descriptions of complex subjects.
Course materials—including newspaper articles, TV, and radio shows—are to be studied before class; expect approximately two hours of
autonomous study per week. All course materials will be provided by the instructor
Prerequisite: Both former and current AFSeattle students, as well as all new students, must take our Level
Assessment and
complete an oral assessment to confirm their level prior to enrolling in their first C1 level course.
A class for fluent students wishing to perfect their linguistic and cultural understanding in areas such as geopolitics and economics,
literature and history, the arts, and many more. Students will focus on formulating ideas and opinions with precision and on discussing
clear, detailed descriptions of complex subjects.
Course materials—including newspaper articles, TV, and radio shows—are to be studied before class; expect approximately two hours of
autonomous study per week. All course materials will be provided by the instructor
Prerequisite: Both former and current AFSeattle students, as well as all new students, must take our Level
Assessment and
complete an oral assessment to confirm their level prior to enrolling in their first C1 level course.
Please select an age group below to view available courses:
Checkout or add more course/s for yourself or another student.
Fall25 - Basic French Grammar for English speakers A1+/A2
Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h
Fall25 - Easy Reading and Pronunciation A1+ La Belle et la Bête (FALL3)
La Belle et la Bête, by Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont
The class materials will be provided by the instructor before the start of the class.
Prerequisite: for students enrolled in A1.3. Students who have received an A2.1 result on the placement
test are eligible to register.
Next course: any other Specialized French A1+, or General French A2.1
Pace: Once a week, 1h30 per session (course duration varies)
Fall25 - Holiday Special : Essential Conversation A1+ (FALL3)
Pace: Once a week, 1h30 per session (course duration varies)
Fall25 - Holidays Special: Essential Conversation A1+ (FALL3)
Pace: Once a week, 1h30 per session (course duration varies)
Fall25 - Pronunciation A1/A2
Pace: Workshop, one session of 3h
Fall25 - Review - A1-EVE-Online
This class can help you to boost your French or simply to give you more confidence and enhance your knowledge before joining the A2 level.
• Prerequisite: A1.3 course completed, or A2.1 result at placement test. New students and students returning after more than three quarters
are required to take a short online placement test.
• Next course: General French A2.1.
Pace: Intensive, 1 week, total of 10h
Fall25 - Voyages Extraordinaires Québec A1/A2
Dive into the vibrant world of the province of Québec with our engaging course designed for beginning language learners!
This immersive introduction to Québec culture and language focuses on everyday vocabulary and expressions that you can use in real-life
situations. Discover the unique blend of French and English influences that shape Québec's rich cultural tapestry, from its lively festivals
and culinary delights to its diverse communities and historic landmarks.
Prerequisite: This workshop is for A1 and A2 levels.
Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h
Winter26 - Beginner Part 1 (A1.1)
In this course students will learn the alphabet, numbers, greetings and basic vocabulary relevant to interacting in the classroom. Students
will learn to ask basic questions and to describe themselves and their city or country.
Textbook & Workbook (not included in tuition): Défi 1 (Chapters 1-3) - Textbook
& workbook available here
Prerequisite: none, this class is for complete beginners
Next course: A1.2
This course is NOT recommended as a review for those returning to French after a long time. Please take our
placement test
for an accurate assessment of your level.
Pace: Regular, 10 weeks, 1h30 per session, twice a week, total of 30h
Winter26 - Beginner Part 1 (A1.1)
In this course students will learn the alphabet, numbers, greetings and basic vocabulary relevant to interacting in the classroom. Students
will learn to ask basic questions and to describe themselves and their city or country.
Textbook & Workbook (not included in tuition): Défi 1 (Chapters 1-3) - Textbook
& workbook available here
Prerequisite: none, this class is for complete beginners
Next course: A1.2
This course is NOT recommended as a review for those returning to French after a long time. Please take our
placement test
for an accurate assessment of your level.
Pace: Regular, 10 weeks, 2h30 per session, once a week, total of 25h
Winter26 - Beginner Part 2 (A1.2)
In this course students will learn to describe their family, their hobbies and interests, their preferences, and their personality. Students
will also learn to tell time and share facts about past events.
Textbook & Workbook (not included in tuition): Défi 1 (Chapters 4-6) - Textbook
& workbook available here
Prerequisite: General French A1.1 or A1.2 result on placement test
Next course: General French A1.3
Pace: Regular, 10 weeks, 1h30 per session, twice a week, total of 30h
Winter26 - Beginner Part 2 (A1.2)
In this course students will learn to describe their family, their hobbies and interests, their preferences, and their personality. Students
will also learn to tell time and share facts about past events.
Textbook & Workbook (not included in tuition): Défi 1 (Chapters 4-6) - Textbook
& workbook available here
Prerequisite: General French A1.1 or A1.2 result on placement test
Next course: General French A1.3
Pace: Regular, 10 weeks, 2h30 per session, once a week, total of 25h
Winter26 - Beginner Part 3 (A1.3)
In this course students will learn to talk about the weather and seasons, and how to make suggestions about suitable clothing for different times of the year. Students will also learn basic interactions related to shopping, eating in a restaurant, as well as how to talk about
basic future events. At the end of the course, students will be guided through a DELF review of the A1 level.
Textbook & Workbook (not included in tuition): Défi 1 (Chapters 7-8 & DELF A1 review) - Textbook
& workbook available here
Prerequisite: General French A1.2 or A1.3 result on placement test
Next courses: A1 Review, A1/A1+ workshops, or General French A2.1
Pace: Regular, 10 weeks, 1h30 per session, twice a week, total of 30h
Winter26 - Beginner Part 3 (A1.3)
In this course students will learn to talk about the weather and seasons, and how to make suggestions about suitable clothing for different times of the year. Students will also learn basic interactions related to shopping, eating in a restaurant, as well as how to talk about
basic future events. At the end of the course, students will be guided through a DELF review of the A1 level.
Textbook & Workbook (not included in tuition): Défi 1 (Chapters 7-8 & DELF A1 review) - Textbook
& workbook available here
Prerequisite: General French A1.2 or A1.3 result on placement test
Next courses: A1 Review, A1/A1+ workshops, or General French A2.1
Pace: Regular, 10 weeks, 2h30 per session, once a week, total of 25h
Winter26 - Easy Reading and Pronunciation A1 Joséphine Baker par Fanny Vittet (WIN1)
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 2h once a week, total of 10h
Winter26 - Easy Reading and Pronunciation A1 Les 3 Mousquetaires par Alexandre Dumas (WIN2)
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 2h once a week, total of 10h
Winter26 - Essential Conversation A1+ (WIN1)
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 1h30 once a week, total of 7.5h
Winter26 - Essential Conversation A1+ (WIN2)
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 1h30 once a week, total of 7.5h
Winter26 - Review - A1-EVE-Online
This class can help you to boost your French or simply to give you more confidence and enhance your knowledge before joining the A2 level.
• Prerequisite: A1.3 course completed, or A2.1 result at placement test. New students and students returning after more than three quarters
are required to take a short online placement test.
• Next course: General French A2.1.
Fall25 - Basic French Grammar for English speakers A1+/A2
Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h
Fall25 - Easy Reading and Pronunciation A2+/B1 (FALL3)
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 2h once a week, total of 10h
Fall25 - Holidays Special: Oral Communication A2+ (FALL3)
Fall25 - Pronunciation A1/A2
Pace: Workshop, one session of 3h
Fall25 - Review-A2-EVE-Online
This class can help you to boost your French or simply to give you more confidence and enhance your knowledge before joining the B1
level.
• Prerequisite: A2.3 course completed, or B1.1 result at placement test. New students and students returning after more than three quarters
are required to take a short online placement test.
• Next course: General French B1.1.
Pace: Intensive, 1 week, total of 10h
Fall25 - Voyages Extraordinaires Québec A1/A2
Dive into the vibrant world of the province of Québec with our engaging course designed for beginning language learners!
This immersive introduction to Québec culture and language focuses on everyday vocabulary and expressions that you can use in real-life
situations. Discover the unique blend of French and English influences that shape Québec's rich cultural tapestry, from its lively festivals
and culinary delights to its diverse communities and historic landmarks.
Prerequisite: This workshop is for A1 and A2 levels.
Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h
Winter26 - Easy Reading and Pronunciation A2+/B1 Fables (WIN1)
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 2h once a week, total of 10h
Winter26 - Easy Reading and Pronunciation A2+/B1 Le Passe-Muraille (WIN2)
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 2h once a week, total of 10h
Winter26 - French for Daily Life and Travel – Se débrouiller en français
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 1h30 once a week, total of 7.5h
Winter26 - Intermediate Part 1 (A2.1)
Textbook & Workbook (not included in tuition): Défi 2 (Chapters 1-3) - Textbook
& workbook available here
Prerequisite: General French A1.3, A1 Review, or A2.1 result on placement
test
Next course: General French A2.2 and/or a Specialized A2 course.
Pace: Regular, 10 weeks, 1h30 per session, twice a week, total of 30h
Winter26 - Intermediate Part 1 (A2.1)
Textbook & Workbook (not included in tuition): Défi 2 (Chapters 1-3) - Textbook
& workbook available here
Prerequisite: General French A1.3, A1 Review, or A2.1 result on placement
test
Next course: General French A2.2 and/or a Specialized A2 course.
Pace: Regular, 10 weeks, 2h30 per session, once a week, total of 25h
Winter26 - Intermediate Part 2 (A2.2)
Textbook & Workbook (not included in tuition): Défi 2 (Chapters 4-6) - Textbook
& workbook available here
Prerequisite: General French A2.1 or A2.2 result on placement test
Next course: General French A2.3 and/or a Specialized A2 course.
Pace: Regular, 10 weeks, 1h30 per session, twice a week, total of 30h
Winter26 - Intermediate Part 2 (A2.2)
Textbook & Workbook (not included in tuition): Défi 2 (Chapters 4-6) - Textbook
& workbook available here
Prerequisite: General French A2.1 or A2.2 result on placement test
Next course: General French A2.3 and/or a Specialized A2 course.
Pace: Regular, 10 weeks, 2h30 per session, once a week, total of 25h
Winter26 - Intermediate Part 3 (A2.3)
Textbook & Workbook (not included in tuition): Défi 2 (Chapters 7-8 & DELF A2 review) - Textbook
& workbook available here
Prerequisite: General French A2.2 or A2.3 result on placement test
Next course: A2 Review, a Specialized A2+ course, or General French B1.1.
Pace: Regular, 10 weeks, 1h30 per session, twice a week, total of 30h
Winter26 - Intermediate Part 3 (A2.3)
Textbook & Workbook (not included in tuition): Défi 2 (Chapters 7-8 & DELF A2 review) - Textbook
& workbook available here
Prerequisite: General French A2.2 or A2.3 result on placement test
Next course: A2 Review, a Specialized A2+ course, or General French B1.1.
Pace: Regular, 10 weeks, 2h30 per session, once a week, total of 25h
Winter26 - Les Temps du Passé (WIN2)
Perfect for curious A2–B1 learners who want to bring clarity, flow, and confidence to their French!
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 1h30 once a week, total of 7.5h
Winter26 - Oral Communication A2 + (WIN1)
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 1h30 once a week, total of 7.5h
Winter26 - Oral Communication A2 + (WIN2)
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 1h30 once a week, total of 7.5h
Winter26 - Review-A2-EVE-Online
This class can help you to boost your French or simply to give you more confidence and enhance your knowledge before joining the B1
level.
• Prerequisite: A2.3 course completed, or B1.1 result at placement test. New students and students returning after more than three quarters
are required to take a short online placement test.
• Next course: General French B1.1.
FALL25 - At the Table with Julia Child
Pace: Workshop, one session of 3h
Fall25 - Book Club: Annie Ernaux B1+ (FALL3)
Pace: Regular
Fall25 - Holidays Special: Oral Communication B1 (FALL3)
Pace: Once a week, 1h30 per session (course duration varies)
Fall25 - Holidays Special: Oral Communication B1+ (FALL3)
Pace: Once a week, 1h30 per session (course duration varies)
Fall25 - Les Infos sur RFI B1 (FALL3)
Pace: Once a week, 1h30 per session (course duration varies)
Fall25 - Oral Communication and Grammar B1+/B2 (FALL3)
Pace: Regular
Fall25 - Paris Je t'aime (Part 1: Grammar) B1/B2/C1
Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h
Fall25 - Paris Je t'aime (Part 2: Vocabulary) B1/B2/C1
Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h
Fall25 - Paris Je t'aime (Part 3: Pronunciation) B1/B2/C1
Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h
Fall25 - Review-B1-EVE-Online
This class can help you to boost your French or simply to give you more confidence and enhance your knowledge before joining the B2 level.
• Prerequisite: B1.3 course completed, or B2.1 result at placement test. New students and students returning after more than three quarters
are required to take a short online placement test.
• Next course: A specialized B1+ course or General French B2.1.
Pace: Intensive, 1 week, total of 10h
Fall25 - The subjunctive demystified B1/B2
Pace: Workshop, one session of 3h
Fall25 - Voyages Extraordinaires - L'Egypte B1/B2
Embark on an immersive journey through Egypt with this workshop, specially designed for B1 and B2 learners.
Discover a unique side of this fascinating country, where history, modernity, and gastronomy come together to offer you an unforgettable
experience. Admire the modern architectural gems that shape contemporary Egypt and uncover must-see
sites for your next adventures. Awaken your taste buds as you explore the delights of Egyptian cuisine:
learn the stories behind iconic dishes and find inspiration to Savor them. Relive the bold dream of Baron Empain, who
transformed Heliopolis into the "City of the Sun." Unravel the mysteries and legends surrounding his famous palace, a true treasure of
tales. End on a sweet note with a tasting of Om Ali, an iconic Egyptian dessert, a tribute to
traditional Flavors. Join this captivating workshop and let yourself be transported into a cultural adventure where every moment is a new
discovery. Egypt awaits—are you ready to explore its wonders?
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, two sessions of 2h
Winter26 - French for Daily Life and Travel – Se débrouiller en français
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 1h30 once a week, total of 7.5h
Winter26 - Independent Part 1 (B1.1)
Textbook & Workbook (not included in tuition): Défi 3 (Chapters 1-3) - Textbook
& workbook available here
Prerequisite: General French A2.3, A2 Review, or B1.1 result on placement
test
Next course: General French B1.2 and/or a Specialized B1 course.
Pace: Regular, 10 weeks, 1h30 per session, twice a week, total of 30h
Winter26 - Independent Part 1 (B1.1)
Textbook & Workbook (not included in tuition): Défi 3 (Chapters 1-3) - Textbook
& workbook available here
Prerequisite: General French A2.3, A2 Review, or B1.1 result on placement
test
Next course: General French B1.2 and/or a Specialized B1 course.
Pace: Regular, 10 weeks, 2h30 per session, once a week, total of 25h
Winter26 - Independent Part 2 (B1.2)
Textbook & Workbook (not included in tuition): Défi 3 (Chapters 4-6) - Textbook
& workbook available here
Prerequisite: General French B1.1 or B1.2 result on placement test
Next course: General French B1.3 and/or a Specialized B1 course
Pace: Regular, 10 weeks, 1h30 per session, twice a week, total of 30h
Winter26 - Independent Part 3 (B1.3)
Textbook & Workbook (not included in tuition): Défi 3 (Chapters 7-9 & DELF B1 review) - Textbook
& workbook available here
Prerequisite: General French B1.2 or B1.3 result on placement test
Next course: B1 Review, Specialized B1+, or General French B2.1
Pace: Regular, 10 weeks, 1h30 per session, twice a week, total of 30h
Winter26 - Le français à la mode B1+/B2 (WIN1)
Winter26 - Les Infos sur RFI B1 (WIN1)
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 1h30 once a week, total of 7.5h
Winter26 - Les Infos sur RFI B1 (WIN2)
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 1h30 once a week, total of 7.5h
Winter26 - Les Temps du Passé (WIN2)
Perfect for curious A2–B1 learners who want to bring clarity, flow, and confidence to their French!
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 1h30 once a week, total of 7.5h
Winter26 - Oral Communication and Grammar B1+/B2 (WIN1)
Pace:
Winter26 - Oral Communication and Grammar B1+/B2 (WIN2)
Pace:
Winter26 - Oral Communication B1 (WIN1)
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 1h30 once a week, total of 7.5h
Winter26 - Oral Communication B1 (WIN2)
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 1h30 once a week, total of 7.5h
Winter26 - Oral Communication B1+ (WIN1)
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 1h30 once a week, total of 7.5h
Winter26 - Oral Communication B1+ (WIN2)
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 1h30 once a week, total of 7.5h
Winter26 - Review-B1-EVE-Online
This class can help you to boost your French or simply to give you more confidence and enhance your knowledge before joining the B2 level.
• Prerequisite: B1.3 course completed, or B2.1 result at placement test. New students and students returning after more than three quarters
are required to take a short online placement test.
• Next course: A specialized B1+ course or General French B2.1.
Fall25 - "Et Si tu n'existais pas": Les usages du si conditionnel B2
Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h
FALL25 - At the Table with Julia Child
Pace: Workshop, one session of 3h
Fall25 - Book Club - Les aurores montréalaises par Monique Proulx B2+/C1 (FALL3)
Pace: Once a week, 1h30 per session (course duration varies)
Fall25 - Book Club The Art of Haikus: Neige by Maxence Fermine B2+ (FALL3)
Pace: Once a week, 1h30 per session (course duration varies)
Fall25 - Easy Reading in French B2: Le Fantome de l'Opéra (FALL3)
Prerequisite: General French B2.1, B2.2, or B2.2 result at our placement
test
Pace: Regular
Fall25 - French Cinema: L'Assassinat du Père Noël B2+
Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h
Fall25 - Holiday Special: Oral Communication and Grammar B2+ (FALL3)
This class is designed for students wishing to strengthen their vocabulary and grammar at the upper advanced level. Each week, through a
study in areas such as politics and economics, literature and history, the arts, and many more, students will have the opportunity to
practice and strengthen their linguistic skills in the language, review grammatical concepts, and develop their cultural understanding of
France and the francophone world.
Pace: Once a week, 1h30 per session (course duration varies)
Fall25 - Holiday Special Gastronomie B2 (FALL3)
Pace: Regular
Fall25 - Le Paris de la Belle Epoque B2+ (FALL 2)
Pace: Workshop, two sessions of 2h
Fall25 - Oral Communication and Grammar B1+/B2 (FALL3)
Pace: Regular
Fall25 - Paris Je t'aime (Part 1: Grammar) B1/B2/C1
Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h
Fall25 - Paris Je t'aime (Part 2: Vocabulary) B1/B2/C1
Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h
Fall25 - Paris Je t'aime (Part 3: Pronunciation) B1/B2/C1
Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h
Fall25 - Review-B2-EVE-Online
This class can help you to boost your French or simply to give you more confidence and enhance your knowledge before joining the C1 level.
• Prerequisite: B2.3 course completed, or C1 result at placement test. New students and students returning after more than three quarters
are required to take a short online placement test.
• Next course: A specialized B2+ course or a C1 course upon approval (please take our C1 placement test and our Admissions Coordinator will contact you to assess your oral skills).
Pace: Intensive, 1 week, total of 10h
Fall25 - The subjunctive demystified B1/B2
Pace: Workshop, one session of 3h
Fall25 - Voyages Extraordinaires - L'Egypte B1/B2
Embark on an immersive journey through Egypt with this workshop, specially designed for B1 and B2 learners.
Discover a unique side of this fascinating country, where history, modernity, and gastronomy come together to offer you an unforgettable
experience. Admire the modern architectural gems that shape contemporary Egypt and uncover must-see
sites for your next adventures. Awaken your taste buds as you explore the delights of Egyptian cuisine:
learn the stories behind iconic dishes and find inspiration to Savor them. Relive the bold dream of Baron Empain, who
transformed Heliopolis into the "City of the Sun." Unravel the mysteries and legends surrounding his famous palace, a true treasure of
tales. End on a sweet note with a tasting of Om Ali, an iconic Egyptian dessert, a tribute to
traditional Flavors. Join this captivating workshop and let yourself be transported into a cultural adventure where every moment is a new
discovery. Egypt awaits—are you ready to explore its wonders?
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, two sessions of 2h
Fall25 - Winter Special : French Podcasts B2+ (FALL3)
Pace: Regular
Winter26 - Advanced Part 1 (B2.1)
Textbook & Workbook (not included in tuition): Défi 4 (Chapters 1-2) - Textbook
& workbook available here
Prerequisite: B1.3 course, B1 Review, or B1.1 result on placement test
Next course: B2.2 and/or a Specialized B2 course.
Pace: Regular, 10 weeks, 1h30 per session, twice a week, total of 30h
Winter26 - Advanced Part 2 (B2.2)
Textbook & Workbook (not included in tuition): Défi 4 (Chapters 4-6) - Textbook
& workbook available here
Prerequisite: General French B2.1 or B2.2 result on placement test
Next course: General French B2.3 and/or a Specialized B2 course
Pace: Regular, 10 weeks, 1h30 per session, twice a week, total of 30h
Winter26 - Advanced Part 2 (B2.2)
Textbook & Workbook (not included in tuition): Défi 4 (Chapters 4-6) - Textbook
& workbook available here
Prerequisite: General French B2.1 or B2.2 result on placement test
Next course: General French B2.3 and/or a Specialized B2 course
Pace: Regular, 10 weeks, 2h30 per session, once a week, total of 25h
Winter26 - Advanced Part 3 (B2.3)
Textbook & Workbook (not included in tuition): Défi 4 (Chapters 7-9 & DELF B2 review) - Textbook
& workbook available here
Prerequisite: General French B2.2 or B2.3 result on placement test
Next course: B2 Review or a Specialized B2+ course. At the end of the B2 level, students may be able to enroll in a C1 class contingent on
the result of a mandatory placement test and oral assessment.
Pace: Regular, 10 weeks, 1h30 per session, twice a week, total of 30h
Winter26 - Advanced Part 3 (B2.3)
Textbook & Workbook (not included in tuition): Défi 4 (Chapters 7-9 & DELF B2 review) - Textbook
& workbook available here
Prerequisite: General French B2.2 or B2.3 result on placement test
Next course: B2 Review or a Specialized B2+ course. At the end of the B2 level, students may be able to enroll in a C1 class contingent on
the result of a mandatory placement test and oral assessment.
Pace: Regular, 10 weeks, 2h30 per session, once a week, total of 25h
Winter26 - Book Club B2+: Becket: En attendant Godot et Camus: Le Mythe de Sisyphe (extraits) (WIN1)
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 1h30 once a week, total of 7.5h
Winter26 - Book Club B2+: Mémoires d'Hadrien par Marguerite Yourcenar (WIN2)
"... Je me sentais responsable de la beauté du monde", dit ce héros dont les problèmes sont ceux de l'homme de tous les temps : les dangers
mortels qui du dedans et du dehors confrontent les civilisations, la quête d'un accord harmonieux entre le bonheur et la "discipline
auguste", entre l'intelligence et la volonté.
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 1h30 once a week, total of 7.5h
Winter26 - Book Club B2: La place de l'étoile par Patrick Modiano (WIN2)
We are immediately plunged into the hallucinatory imagination of Raphaël Schlemilovitch, a young Jewish man, torn between
self-aggrandisement and self-loathing, who may be the heir to a Venezuelan fortune, may have lived during the Nazi Occupation, may have
rubbed shoulders with the most notorious collaborators and anti-Semites of the time, may even have been the lover of Eva Braun… or he may
have been none of these things.
But at the centre of this vortex is ‘La Place de l’Étoile’ – the Place of the Star – which is both the geographical and moral centre of
Paris, and that place next the heart where French Jews were compelled to wear the yellow star, the symbol of their persecution.
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 1h30 once a week, total of 7.5h
Winter26 - Book Club B2: Le Rocher de Tanios par Amin Maalouf (WIN1)
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 1h30 once a week, total of 7.5h
Winter26 - French Cinema B2+: Touchez pas au grisbi / Borgo / Miséricorde
Pace: Regular, 10 weeks, 1h30 once a week, total of 15h
Winter26 - French Podcasts B2+ (WIN1)
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 2h once a week, total of 10h
Winter26 - French Podcasts B2+ (WIN2)
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 2h once a week, total of 10h
Winter26 - La France: mode d'emploi B2/C1 (Part 1) (WIN1)
Prerequisite: B2.3 or B2+ course, or B2.3/C1 result at placement
test
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 1h30 once a week, total of 7.5h
Winter26 - Oral Communication and Grammar B1+/B2 (WIN1)
Pace:
Winter26 - Oral Communication and Grammar B1+/B2 (WIN2)
Pace:
Winter26 - Oral Communication and Grammar B2 (WIN1)
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 1h30 once a week, total of 7.5h
Winter26 - Oral Communication and Grammar B2 (WIN2)
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 1h30 once a week, total of 7.5h
Winter26 - Review-B2-DAY-Online
This class can help you to boost your French or simply to give you more confidence and enhance your knowledge before joining the C1 level.
• Prerequisite: B2.3 course completed, or C1 result at placement test. New students and students returning after more than three quarters
are required to take a short online placement test.
• Next course: A specialized B2+ course or a C1 course upon approval (please take our C1 placement test and our Admissions Coordinator will contact you to assess your oral skills).
Fall25 - Book Club - Les aurores montréalaises par Monique Proulx B2+/C1 (FALL3)
Pace: Once a week, 1h30 per session (course duration varies)
Fall25 - Paris Je t'aime (Part 1: Grammar) B1/B2/C1
Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h
Fall25 - Paris Je t'aime (Part 2: Vocabulary) B1/B2/C1
Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h
Fall25 - Paris Je t'aime (Part 3: Pronunciation) B1/B2/C1
Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h
Fall25 - World News C1 (FALL3)
Pace: Regular
Winter26 - Expert Part 1 (C1.1)
Textbook (not included in tuition): Edito C1 2022-2024
version
C1.1 : Units 1, 2 and 3
Prerequisite: Both former and current AFSeattle students who never took classes at the C1 level, as well as all new
students, must take our online placement test and complete an
oral assessment to confirm their level prior to enrolling in their first C1 level course.
Contrary to lower levels, the C1 General French classes (C1.1, C1.2, C1.3) can be taken in any order.
Next course: Students may take any C1 level General French course, Specialized class or Workshop.
Pace: Regular, 10 weeks, 2h per session, once a week, total of 20h
Winter26 - Expert Part 2 (C1.2)
Textbook (not included in tuition): Edito C1 2022-2024
version
C1.2 : Units 4, 5 and 6
Prerequisite: Both former and current AFSeattle students who never took classes at the C1 level, as well as all new
students, must take our online placement test and complete an
oral assessment to confirm their level prior to enrolling in their first C1 level course.
Contrary to lower levels, the C1 General French classes (C1.1, C1.2, C1.3) can be taken in any order.
Next course: Students may take any C1 level General French course, Specialized class or Workshop.
Pace: Regular, 10 weeks, 2h per session, once a week, total of 20h
Winter26 - La France: mode d'emploi B2/C1 (Part 1) (WIN1)
Prerequisite: B2.3 or B2+ course, or B2.3/C1 result at placement
test
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 1h30 once a week, total of 7.5h
Winter26 - The Art of Translation C1 (WIN1)
Prerequisite: Both former and current AFSeattle students, as well as all new students, must take the online Level
Assessment and complete an oral assessment to confirm their level prior to enrolling in their first C1 level course.
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 2h once a week, total of 10h
Winter26 - World News C1 (WIN1)
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 2h once a week, total of 10h
Winter26 - World News C1 (WIN2)
Pace: Regular, 5 weeks, 2h once a week, total of 10h
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