Courses

Ideal for teens from 12 years old
In this class, students will learn how to:

• Talk about nationalities, where he/she’s from.
• Present his/her family.
• Talk about sports.
• Describe someone physically.

Prerequisite: A1 Part 1 or Placement test.
Textbooks: Adomania 1, units 3 and 4.

Ideal for teens from 12 years old
In this class, students will learn how to:

• Talk about his/her school: timetable, subjects.
• Give/ ask for the time.
• Describe a person, his/her clothes.
• Talk about purchases and price.
• Ask for and give an explanation.

Prerequisite: A1 Part 2 or Placement test.
Textbooks: Adomania 1, units 5 and 6.

Club @dos is a French class designed for teenagers at A2 level, focusing on working their conversational skills while fostering a relaxed and social atmosphere. Students engage in lively discussions on various topics relevant to their interests, encouraging them to express themselves confidently in French. The review of grammar (level A2) is seamlessly integrated into the conversation to reinforce understanding. Through interactive activities and group discussions, students not only improve their oral proficiency but also build lasting connections with their peers, making learning French an enjoyable and enriching experience.

In this class, students will learn how to:

• Write an email to a friend.
• Tell a story using past tenses (4).
• Describe and protect traditions.
• Give and nuance his/her opinion.

Prerequisite: A2 Part 3 or Placement test.
Textbooks: Adomania 3, units 3 and 4.

Club @dos is a French class designed for teenagers at B1 level, focusing on working their conversational skills while fostering a relaxed and social atmosphere. Students engage in lively discussions on various topics relevant to their interests, encouraging them to express themselves confidently in French. The review of grammar (level B1) is seamlessly integrated into the conversation to reinforce understanding. Through interactive activities and group discussions, students not only improve their oral proficiency but also build lasting connections with their peers, making learning French an enjoyable and enriching experience.