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A1.1

Level A1.1

Term classes

A1.1 Welcome beginners !

This class is designed as an introduction to the French language. You’ve chosen to learn French, and your teacher will guide you on a journey of discovery through its rich linguistic and cultural landscape.

Throughout the course, you will explore a variety of essential topics, including:

The French alphabet,

Common greetings and ways to introduce yourself

Asking for basic information about someone; nationality, language they speak, name...

Numbers from 0 to 100

You’ll also delve into key aspects of French grammar, such as conjugating verbs in the present tense, forming questions, negation, understanding gender (masculine/feminine), definite and indefinite articles and more.

By the end of the class, you’ll have a solid foundation in the French language and be well-equipped to continue your studies!

Mon Alter Ego 1 : Dossier 1 & Dossier 2 (Lesson 1)

A1.2

Level A1.2

Term classes

A1.2

This course is designed to boost your confidence as you start speaking more French.

You’ll learn how to discuss a variety of everyday topics, such as accommodations, the rooms in a house, getting around town, hobbies, family, and describing people’s appearance and personalities.

Days of the week, and months of the year

Giving directions

In addition, you’ll dive deeper into essential grammar, including:

Conjugating more verbs in the present tense

Asking questions with question words such as ; où, quand, qui

The verb aller in the present tense

Prepositions of place and the contracted article

Demonstrative adjectives

By the end of the course, you'll feel more comfortable engaging in conversations and expressing yourself in a variety of situations!

Mon Alter Ego 1 : Dossier 2 (Lesson 2, 3) & Dossier 3

Level A1.2 Intensif

intensive

This course is designed to boost your confidence as you start speaking more French.

You’ll learn how to discuss a variety of everyday topics, such as accommodations, the rooms in a house, getting around town, hobbies, family, and describing people’s appearance and personalities.

Days of the week, and months of the year

Giving directions

In addition, you’ll dive deeper into essential grammar, including:

Conjugating more verbs in the present tense

Asking questions with question words such as ; où, quand, qui

The verb aller in the present tense

Prepositions of place and the contracted article

Demonstrative adjectives

By the end of the course, you'll feel more comfortable engaging in conversations and expressing yourself in a variety of situations!

Workbook : Mon Alter Ego 1 

Pace: 2 x 2h/week over 5 weeks

A1.3

Level A1.3

Term classes

A1.3

Time to put what you already know into practice! This course pushes your spoken French further, opening up new everyday topics and richer conversations.

You’ll deepen your understanding by exploring new topics such as:

Hobbies

Family

Personality and physical appearance

Time markers for talking about the future

The grammar will cover a variety of important concepts, including:

The pronoun on

Aimer / adorer / détester (to like / to love / to hate)

The verbs faire and jouer + article

The recent past and the near future

Adjective agreement and possessive adjectives

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to navigate a wider range of everyday situations and express yourself with greater ease!

Mon Alter Ego 1 : Dossier 4 & Dossier 5 (Lesson 1)

A1.4

Level A1.4

Term classes

A1.4

Keep the momentum going! This course equips you to talk about daily life in all its detail, from routines and meals to the weather and getting ready for a trip.

In this course, you will expand your vocabulary and learn to discuss a variety of topics, including:

Everyday actions and routines

Meals

Shared living / household chores

Weather / climate

Seasons / clothing and accessories

Tourist activities

The grammar will cover key concepts such as:

Time expressions (ce matin, cet après-midi, ce soir)

Prepositions for telling time

The verbs pouvoir and vouloir in the present tense

Pronominal (reflexive) verbs

Prepositions + seasons

The pronoun y as a place complement

The passé composé (simple introduction)

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to talk about a wide range of everyday topics and use French with greater fluency and precision!

Mon Alter Ego 1 : Dossier 5 (Lesson 2, 3) & Dossier 6

Level A1.4 (A)

Term classes

A1.4

Keep the momentum going! This course equips you to talk about daily life in all its detail, from routines and meals to the weather and getting ready for a trip.

In this course, you will expand your vocabulary and learn to discuss a variety of topics, including:

Everyday actions and routines

Meals

Shared living / household chores

Weather / climate

Seasons / clothing and accessories

Tourist activities

The grammar will cover key concepts such as:

Time expressions (ce matin, cet après-midi, ce soir)

Prepositions for telling time

The verbs pouvoir and vouloir in the present tense

Pronominal (reflexive) verbs

Prepositions + seasons

The pronoun y as a place complement

The passé composé (simple introduction)

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to talk about a wide range of everyday topics and use French with greater fluency and precision!

Mon Alter Ego 1 : Dossier 5 (Lesson 2, 3) & Dossier 6

Level A1.4 (N)

Term classes

A1.4

Keep the momentum going! This course equips you to talk about daily life in all its detail, from routines and meals to the weather and getting ready for a trip.

In this course, you will expand your vocabulary and learn to discuss a variety of topics, including:

Everyday actions and routines

Meals

Shared living / household chores

Weather / climate

Seasons / clothing and accessories

Tourist activities

The grammar will cover key concepts such as:

Time expressions (ce matin, cet après-midi, ce soir)

Prepositions for telling time

The verbs pouvoir and vouloir in the present tense

Pronominal (reflexive) verbs

Prepositions + seasons

The pronoun y as a place complement

The passé composé (simple introduction)

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to talk about a wide range of everyday topics and use French with greater fluency and precision!

Mon Alter Ego 1 : Dossier 5 (Lesson 2, 3) & Dossier 6

A1.5

Level A1.5

Term classes

A1. 5

Congratulations on reaching the final stage of the A1 level! You’ve made great progress, and now it’s time to take your skills to the next level.

In this course, you will expand your vocabulary and learn to discuss a variety of topics, including:

Food and quantity expressions

Frequency expressions

Rooms, furniture and their features

Cooking actions and utensils

Parts of the body

Physical sensations

Major life events / key moments of the year

 

The grammar will cover:

Adjective agreement and placement

Partitive articles

Expressions for describing sensations and pain

Direct object pronouns: le, la, les

Indirect object pronouns: lui, leur

The imperfect tense

Mon Alter Ego 1 : Dossiers 7 & 8

A2 Elementary Conversation

A2 Conversation

Term classes

Welcome to the A2 French Conversation Course!

This course provides a relaxed, supportive environment where you can practice speaking French with confidence. You’ll have plenty of opportunities to engage in real-life conversations on everyday topics—whether it’s ordering at a café, talking about your hobbies, or discussing your plans for the weekend. Through interactive exercises and guided conversations, we’ll focus on improving your fluency, expanding your vocabulary, and making you feel more comfortable using French in daily situations.

No book

 

A2.1

Level A2.1

Term classes

A2.1

Welcome to the A2.1 course! You’ve built a solid foundation in French, and now it’s time to continue your learning journey with us.

In this course, you will explore a variety of topics, including:

Describing and characterising a relationship; interactions and qualities

Modes of communication: smartphones, social networks, messaging

Recounting a relationship

Evoking changes and milestones

Shopping for food and everyday products

Describing and comparing products

The grammar will focus on key areas such as:

The passé composé and imparfait: use and contrast

The plus-que-parfait (introduction)

Personal pronouns COD and COI (combined)

The pronoun en

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to talk about past events, describe relationships, and communicate more effectively in everyday situations!

Mon Alter Ego 2 : Dossier 1 & Dossier 2 (Lesson 1)

A2.2

Level A2.2

Term classes

A2.2

This course is designed to further boost your confidence, expand your vocabulary, and refine your grammar skills.

In this course, you will cover a range of topics, including:

Buying and selling objects; describing their characteristics (shape, size, material, use)

Choosing and describing clothing and accessories

Choosing your lifestyle: defining criteria for housing

Comparing living options in francophone cities

The grammar will focus on key areas such as:

Seeking and discussing professional development opportunities; expressing a preference or constraint

The relative pronouns qui, que, used to add detail about an object

Interrogative pronouns: lequel, laquelle, lesquel(le)s

Adjectives for form, size, material

Relative pronouns qui, que, dont, où

Adjectives ending in -able

Comparison structures (plus... que, moins... que, aussi... que)

the subjunctive to express obligation or necessity (il faut que)

Temporal markers (pendant, depuis, il y a)

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to discuss places, housing, and employment in more detail, while improving your ability to express time-related concepts with precision!

Mon Alter Ego 2 : Dossier 2 (Lesson 2, 3) & Dossier 3

A2.3

Level A2.3

Term classes

A2.3

This course will take you on an exciting new journey of discovery as you continue to deepen your understanding of the French language.

In this course, you’ll learn how to talk about:

Volunteering and civic service

Describing a mission and expressing personal qualities

Job searching: writing a cover letter, talking about professional experience and motivation

Choosing a restaurant; ordering food

Expressing satisfaction or dissatisfaction with a meal

The grammar will focus on key concepts such as:

The futur simple for hypotheses

The verbs savoir and connaître in the present tense

Time markers (pendant, depuis, il y a…)

The passé composé and the imparfait

Vouloir, aimer in the conditional; je souhaite / je rêve de + infinitive

Devoir, pouvoir in the conditional; je vous conseille, suggère de + infinitive

By the end of this course, you'll be able to express your opinions on a variety of topics and discuss culture, travel, and personal preferences with greater fluency!

Mon Alter Ego 2 : Dossier 4 & Dossier  (Lesson 1)

A2.4

Level A2.4

Term classes

A2.4

You’re now approaching the final stage of level A2. This is the perfect time to solidify your knowledge of French while continuing to expand your learning.

In this course, you will explore new topics such as:

Commenting on and giving an opinion about a film, an artwork, or a cultural event

Creating a cultural programme

Recommending a cultural activity

Travel / Carnival

Expressing appreciation

The grammar will focus on key areas, including:

The gérondif (en + present participle)

Adverb placement in the passé composé (déjà, pas encore, jamais)

Past participle agreement with the direct object (COD)

The pronouns en and y

Si + imperfect to make a suggestion

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to discuss a wider range of subjects and use advanced grammar structures with confidence!

Mon Alter Ego 2 : Dossier 5 (Lesson 2, 3) & Dossier 6

A2.5

Level A2.5

Term classes

A2.5

Congratulations on reaching the final step of the A2 level! You’ve made incredible progress, and this course will offer you the opportunity to explore more complex topics, including:

Keeping up with current events: following the news, identifying sources, fact-checking

Talking about sport and competitions

Reporting on sporting events

Discussing books, genres and literary characteristics

Recommending or reviewing a book / creating a book club

The grammar will cover key concepts, including: 

The plus-que-parfait

Adverbs in -ment

The indirect question in writing

Discourse markers for reporting (according to, it appears that...) 

The superlative

The demonstrative pronouns

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to understand and discuss current events, culture, and literature in French with growing confidence!

Mon Alter Ego 2 : Dossier 7

B1 Intermediate Conversation

B1 Conversation

Term classes

Welcome to the B1 French Conversation Course!

This course is designed to help you take your speaking skills to the next level in a relaxed and supportive environment.
You’ll have the chance to engage in conversations on a variety of topics, from discussing current events to expressing your opinions on films, travel, and daily life. With plenty of practice, you'll work on expanding your vocabulary, improving your fluency, and mastering more complex sentence structures.
Whether you're debating a topic or simply chatting with a friend, this course will help you feel more confident and comfortable speaking French in diverse situations.

B1.1

Level B1.1

Term classes

B1.1

Welcome to the B1 level! You’ve made impressive progress in French through the previous courses, and now it's time to take your skills to the next level.

In this course, you will explore topics such as:

Physical and mental health, including medical emergencies

Various modes of travel

The arts

The grammar will give you the chance to deepen your understanding of:

Comparisons and negation

The relative pronouns où and dont

The construction il faut que + subjunctive

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to discuss more complex topics with greater fluency and use advanced grammar structures with confidence!

Mon Alter Ego 3 : Dossier 1 

Level B1.1 (C)

Term classes

B1.1

Welcome to the B1 level! You’ve made impressive progress in French through the previous courses, and now it's time to take your skills to the next level.

In this course, you will explore topics such as:

Physical and mental health, including medical emergencies

Various modes of travel

The arts

The grammar will give you the chance to deepen your understanding of:

Comparisons and negation

The relative pronouns où and dont

The construction il faut que + subjunctive

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to discuss more complex topics with greater fluency and use advanced grammar structures with confidence!

Mon Alter Ego 3 : Dossiers 1 & 2

B1.4

Level B1.4 online

Term classes

B1.4

You are quickly approaching the end of level B1.

During this course, you will study the following topics: Physical characteristics, appearance, bearing, and clothing style

Strengths, achievements, and failures; personality traits; expressions related to difficulties

The grammar topics will include:

The placement of adjectives

Connectors used to express cause and consequence

Adjectives followed by a preposition

Using the indicative or the subjunctive when expressing a point of view

Mon Alter Ego 3 : Dossier 4

B1.5

Level B1.5

Term classes

B1. 5

You are at the second-to-last stage before completing level B1. This is an opportunity for you to discuss current topics and refine your understanding of grammar.

You will work on the following topics:

The environment and working conditions

People and workplace dynamics within a company

Professional sectors

Phrases for presenting a project, explaining a concept, and concluding a presentation

Starting a business

The conventions of formal letters

Discourse connectors

The grammar component will include:

Complex relative pronouns

Using the infinitive, the indicative, or the subjunctive to express temporal relationships (avant de/que, après (que), etc.)

Using the infinitive or the subjunctive to express purpose

Mon Alter Ego 3 : Dossiers 7

B2 Advanced Conversation
B2.8
Conversation B2

French Fluency Club

Term classes

The French Fluency Club is designed for learners with a minimum B2 level in French. This course focuses on real-world, authentic materials ; newspaper articles, podcasts, radio programs, and more without using a textbook, while following a clear, structured approach.

You will strengthen your skills in:
- Listening through authentic audio materials
- Reading advanced articles and reports
- Grammar to consolidate complex structures

With a strong emphasis on speaking, the course offers many opportunities for discussion, debate, and interactive communication in real-life contexts.

Enhance your fluency and confidence in French through engaging, meaningful content!

Conversation C1

French Fluency Club

Term classes

The French Fluency Club is designed for learners with a minimum B2/C1 level in French. This course focuses on real-world, authentic materials—newspaper articles, podcasts, radio programs, and more without using a textbook, while following a clear, structured approach.

You will strengthen your skills in:
- Listening through authentic audio materials
- Reading advanced articles and reports
- Grammar to consolidate complex structures

With a strong emphasis on speaking, the course offers many opportunities for discussion, debate, and interactive communication in real-life contexts.

Enhance your fluency and confidence in French through engaging, meaningful content!

General French B2

French Fluency Club

Term classes

The French Fluency Club is designed for learners with a minimum B2 level in French. This course focuses on real-world, authentic materials ; newspaper articles, podcasts, radio programs, and more without using a textbook, while
following a clear, structured approach.

You will strengthen your skills in:
- Listening through authentic audio materials
- Reading advanced articles and reports
- Writing with clarity and precision
- Grammar to consolidate complex structures

With a strong emphasis on speaking, the course offers many opportunities for discussion, debate, and interactive communication in real-life contexts. Enhance your fluency and confidence in French through engaging, meaningful content!

Holidays workshop

Apero Conversation

Workshop

Atelier Apéro Conversation - Parler français en toute convivialité

Envie de pratiquer votre français dans une ambiance détendue et conviviale ? Rejoignez notre atelier Apéro Conversation pour échanger, partager et gagner en confiance à l’oral autour de thèmes variés du quotidien.

Pendant 2h, vous participerez à des discussions, pour améliorer votre fluidité, enrichir votre vocabulaire et développer votre aisance en français, le tout dans une atmosphère chaleureuse et dynamique.

L’atelier inclut également un verre de vin pour profiter pleinement d’un vrai moment de conversation à la française !

À partir du niveau A2

General French B1+

French Fluency Club

Term classes

Welcome to the French Fluency Club, a dynamic course designed for learners with a minimum B1 level in French. This class helps you strengthen your language skills through real-world, authentic materials without using a textbook yet following a clear and structured learning path.

Throughout the course, you will work with a variety of documents such as newspaper articles, radio programs, podcasts, interviews, and more, giving you direct exposure to French as it is used every day.

You will develop and reinforce key skills:
- Listening comprehension through authentic audio materials
- Reading comprehension with current articles and real-life texts
- Writing practice to improve clarity, accuracy, and expression
- Grammar review to consolidate essential structures

A strong emphasis is placed on speaking, offering many opportunities for discussion, debate, and interactive communication.

In addition, this course is designed to support your progression toward the B2 level, helping you gain greater fluency, confidence, and independence in French.

Join us and advance your French through engaging, authentic, and meaningful content!

French Fluency Club B1+/ B2

Term classes

Welcome to the French Fluency Club, a dynamic course designed for learners with a minimum B1 level in French. This class helps you strengthen your language skills through real-world, authentic materials without using a textbook yet following a clear and structured learning path.

Throughout the course, you will work with a variety of documents such as newspaper articles, radio programs, podcasts, interviews, and more, giving you direct exposure to French as it is used every day.

You will develop and reinforce key skills:
- Listening comprehension through authentic audio materials
- Reading comprehension with current articles and real-life texts
- Writing practice to improve clarity, accuracy, and expression
- Grammar review to consolidate essential structures

A strong emphasis is placed on speaking, offering many opportunities for discussion, debate, and interactive communication.

In addition, this course is designed to support your progression toward the B2 level, helping you gain greater fluency, confidence, and independence in French.

Join us and advance your French through engaging, authentic, and meaningful content!

Intensive Courses

Level A1.2 Intensif

intensive

This course is designed to boost your confidence as you start speaking more French.

You’ll learn how to discuss a variety of everyday topics, such as accommodations, the rooms in a house, getting around town, hobbies, family, and describing people’s appearance and personalities.

Days of the week, and months of the year

Giving directions

In addition, you’ll dive deeper into essential grammar, including:

Conjugating more verbs in the present tense

Asking questions with question words such as ; où, quand, qui

The verb aller in the present tense

Prepositions of place and the contracted article

Demonstrative adjectives

By the end of the course, you'll feel more comfortable engaging in conversations and expressing yourself in a variety of situations!

Workbook : Mon Alter Ego 1 

Pace: 2 x 2h/week over 5 weeks

4 weeks - French Focus Programs

French For Travellers

Heading to a French-speaking country?
This 4-week program gives you the key phrases, real-life expressions, and cultural tips you need for cafés, hotels, transport, markets, and everyday situations.
Practical, fun, and confidence-building, wherever your travels take you.

French Pronunciation Practice

All levels: A minimum of 20 to 30 hours of French is required to enrol on this course

Welcome to our French Pronunciation Course!

In this course, we will focus on developing clear, accurate, and confident pronunciation in French. You will learn how to produce key French sounds, use proper rhythm and intonation, and understand what makes French speech flow naturally.

Whether your goal is to improve your accent, communicate more effectively, or simply feel more comfortable speaking French, this course will give you practical strategies and plenty of guided practice.

By the end, you will hear real progress in your pronunciation and gain greater confidence in expressing yourself in French.
Let’s begin this exciting journey together!

Level A1.2 Intensif

intensive

This course is designed to boost your confidence as you start speaking more French.

You’ll learn how to discuss a variety of everyday topics, such as accommodations, the rooms in a house, getting around town, hobbies, family, and describing people’s appearance and personalities.

Days of the week, and months of the year

Giving directions

In addition, you’ll dive deeper into essential grammar, including:

Conjugating more verbs in the present tense

Asking questions with question words such as ; où, quand, qui

The verb aller in the present tense

Prepositions of place and the contracted article

Demonstrative adjectives

By the end of the course, you'll feel more comfortable engaging in conversations and expressing yourself in a variety of situations!

Workbook : Mon Alter Ego 1 

Pace: 2 x 2h/week over 5 weeks

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$560.00 AUD

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Members enjoy a 5% early bird discount on courses before each term.

A 10-week course.

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