This course is designed for children aged 7-12 who are complete beginners in French. Through interactive lessons and engaging activities, will learn the basics of the language, including but not limited to:

• Basic communication skills such as spelling, following instructions, and greetings.
• Learning the French alphabet.
• Introducing oneself and family members.
• Basic French verbs such as "avoir," "s'appeler," "être," and "aimer."
• Identifying and describing objects and people, expressing likes and dislikes, and discussing schedules and school subjects.

The course material will be based on Cap sur... 1, units 0, 1 & 2.

This course is designed for beginners who have some very basic knowledge of French. Through interactive lessons and engaging activities, students will continue learning the basics of the language, including but not limited to:

• Learning to talk about transportation and locations
• Describing family members and discussing food and drinks
• Using possessive pronouns and indefinite and definite articles
• Using verbs "prendre" and "aller"
• Expressing likes and dislikes and negation

The course course material will be based on Cap sur... 1, units 3 & 4.

This course is designed for beginners who have already been exposed to a little bit of French. Through interactive lessons and engaging activities, students will continue learning the basics of the language, including but not limited to:

• Talking about the weather and identifying months and seasons
• Talking about activities and winter sports
• Using verbs "être", "avoir", "aimer", and "faire"
• Describing clothing and people, and talking about body parts
• Using expressions for physical sensations and describing absence with "il n'y a pas de"

The course material will be base on Cap sur... 1, units 5 & 6.

This class is for false beginners who have taken some French in the past. Students will learn the basics of French, including but not limited to:

• Talking about daily routine; 
• The use of negation; 
• Talking about shopping; 
• Counting up until 10 000.

Material used: Cap sur... 2, units 0, 1 & 2.

This class is for false beginners who have taken some French in the past. Students will learn the basics of French, including but not limited to:

• Talking about food and meals: 
• The use of the impératif tense; 
• The use of the présent continu tense; 
• Talking about cultural activities.

Material used: Cap sur... 2, units 5 & 6.

This class is for students at an elementary level. Students will study, including but not limited to:

• The use of the futur proche tense; 
• The use of pronominal verbs; 
• Talking about ecology and the environment; 
• Talking about friendships and holidays.

Material used: Cap sur... 3, units 0, 1 & 2.

This class is for students at an elementary level. Students will study, including but not limited to:

• Talking about art in the city; 
• The use of the passé composé tense; 
• Expressing one's opinion;
• Using adverbs of frequency.

Material used: Cap sur... 3, units 3 & 4.

This class is for students at an intermediate level. Students will study, including but not limited to:

• the basic verbs être & avoir; 
• the different personal pronouns; 
• the articles; 
• the construction venir de.

Material used: Ma première grammaire.

This course is specifically tailored for students at an advanced level (B1+) who have already completed the book "Ma Première Grammaire." It aims to consolidate their knowledge of B1 level concepts, covering a comprehensive range of topics including, but not limited to:

• Reviewing and practicing the usage of different past tenses.
• Expanding vocabulary related to hobbies, travel, school life, and technology.
• Exploring the use of relative clauses with relative pronouns like "qui," "que," and "dont."
• Reviewing and using important modal verbs like "pouvoir," "vouloir," and "devoir."

Material used: Explore 4. 

This course is designed for advanced French speakers. It is ideally suited for students who have completed the B1 level. Throughout the course, students will delve into various subjects, including but not limited to:

• Exploring the different aspects of theatre, focusing on adverbs and the diverse linguistic registers in French.
• Study of mythology, with renowned authors like Homer to grasp the nuances of past tenses and conjunctions of coordination.

No additional materials are required, as the instructor will provide all necessary resources during the first session.