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Junior Beginner 11-14 yo
Pace: 1 x 1.5h/week over 10 weeks
Junior Prépa DELF A1 / A2 13-17 y/o (N)
This class is intended for students with no or little background in French. It follows a set progression and focuses on the four core areas: speaking, reading, writing and listening.
Students will learn French grammar, sentence building, and vocabulary in a friendly yet stimulating environment.
Pace: 1 x 1.5h/week over 10 weeks
Junior Prépa DELF A2 13-17 y/o (A)
This class is intended for students with a little background in French. It follows a set progression and focuses on the four core areas: speaking, reading, writing and listening.
Students will learn French grammar, sentence building, and vocabulary in a friendly yet stimulating environment.
Pace: 1 x 1.5h/week over 10 weeks
Junior | Prépa DELF B1
This course follows a set progression and focuses on the four core areas: speaking, reading, writing and listening. Students reinforce their grammar, sentence building and vocabulary in a friendly yet stimulating environment.
At the end of the school year, students will have the skills to sit the DELF-Junior B1 examination, an official French diploma recognised and delivered by the French Ministry of Education.
Junior Beginner 11-14 yo
Pace: 1 x 1.5h/week over 10 weeks
Y11 ATAR reinforcement
Work on ATAR units 1 and 2 (Year 11 ATAR curriculum) benefit from a small group to get extra speaking practice. Enhance your grammar and extend your vocabulary to achieve best results at school and prepare for the ATAR examination.
Pace: 1 x 1.5h/week over 10 weeks
Y12 ATAR reinforcement
Work on ATAR units 3 and 4 (Year 12 ATAR curriculum) benefit from a small group to get extra speaking practice. Enhance your grammar and extend your vocabulary to achieve best results at school and prepare for the ATAR examination.
Pace: 1 x 1.5h/week over 10 weeks
Junior | Prépa DELF B1
This course follows a set progression and focuses on the four core areas: speaking, reading, writing and listening. Students reinforce their grammar, sentence building and vocabulary in a friendly yet stimulating environment.
At the end of the school year, students will have the skills to sit the DELF-Junior B1 examination, an official French diploma recognised and delivered by the French Ministry of Education.