Our French courses help teens from 11 to 16 years old develop a solid foundation of reading, writing, listening and speaking skills.
Our mission is to awaken young teens’ interest and imagination while providing them with learning strategies to become independent French language learners.
Our
approach
Our highly qualified teachers and our multimodal approach encourages interactions and exchanges through a wide range of class activities such as creative role-plays, projects, and task-based activities:
Our
syllabus
Be active! Courses for teenagers provide our younger learners with the opportunity to learn French through an
engaging syllabus.
Be confident! Through the use of meaningful exercises, such as creative role-plays, conducting surveys, projects,
discussions and task-based activities, etc, teens will gain confidence to cope with real life situations.
While the focus is on speaking and listening, reading, writing and grammar remain an essential part of the course.
A1.1
Beginner
0 to 75 hours
Complete beginners and faux debutants. Discover the fundamentals.
A1.2
Basic
75 to 150 hours
The second step of the A1 Beginners level. You can take DELF Junior A1 exam.
A2.1
Intermediate 1
150 to 225 hours of
intermediate level: you will increase your confidence and start preparing for the IGCSE French exam.
A2.2
Intermediate 2
225 to 300 hours
Become a confident speaker and train for the DELF Junior A2, IGCSE or prepare for IB French SL.
B1.1
Independent 1
300 to 400 hours
Become an independent speaker and prepare for the DELF Junior A2/B1, or the IB French HL.
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