Duration: 6 weeks (online through Zoom)

Dates:

Beginners: **not available this session

Faux-debutant: Mondays 5:30-6:30 pm starting April 15th with Sandrine LePoutre

Intermediate: Thursdays 5:30-6:30 pm starting April 18th with Sylvie Collodel

Course descriptions:

Beginner’s French (A1/A2) is a course that helps students gain basic knowledge of French. It is the base for the future levels in French proficiency. During the course, student will learn, among other topics, how to use familiar expressions and everyday phrases in French, how to introduce oneself and how to introduce others, how to ask and answer basic questions and hold simple conversations. The course is intended as a solid base for interaction with others in French as a conversational starter.

Our faux-debutants level is for returning students who wish to continue to learn the language and build on previous structures and vocabulary learned in order to offer learners more confidence in French language proficiency.

Intermediate French (B1/B2) is a course that sets the groundwork for mastering the French language. The learners at this level will go through more advanced structures and expressions used in daily conversations on varied topics in today’s society such as shopping, traveling, using bank and insurance services, etc. The intermediate level students will be able by the end of the course to understand sentences and frequently used expressions related to everyday life, communicate simple routines and tasks, describe their background, immediate environment and basic needs just to name a few objectives.

The course is $120 for AF members for 6 sessions or $155 for nonmembers for 6 sessions.

Teachers : Sandrine LePoutre (False beginners), Sylvie Collodel (Intermediate)

Choose your level (False beginner or Intermediate)