Group Classes

Adults and High Schoolers

We offer 4 courses per year

Fall 2026

October 5 – December 18
No class Nov 23–27 (Thanksgiving)
Early bird deadline: Sep 5, 2026

Winter 2027

January 11 – March 19
Early bird deadline: Dec 14, 2026

Spring 2027

April 5 – June 11
No class May 31 (Memorial Day)
Early bird deadline: Mar 15, 2027

Summer 2027

July 12 – September 20
No class Sep 6 (Labor Day)
Early bird deadline: Jun 7, 2027

We offer 3 types of French Classes

Core Classes

Core Classes are our structured French level courses, following the CEFR from A1 to C1.

Classes meet online for 2 hours a week — 20 hours of instruction per course.

Tuition: $400
Early bird: $360
Textbooks are required. Click on a class below to view the required textbooks.

Studied French before, even a little? Your first step is our free PLACEMENT TEST.

Absolute beginners start at level A1.1 — no placement test needed.

Specialty Classes

Conversation Classes

  • B1 and B2/C1: 90 minutes weekly, 15 hours total — online or in person
  • A1/A2: 1 hour weekly, 10 hours total — online

Lire & Parler (Read & Speak) — an online class that uses level-appropriate fiction to build your spoken French (15 hours).

Grammar Classes
1 hour weekly, 10 hours total — online

Tuition varies by class length and format.

Workshops

Learn French through a topic you love.

Our thematic workshops explore French language and culture — from art, history and literature to everyday life and language reviews.

Online Workshops
4 hours · $90
Held over 2 or 4 days

Immersion Workshops
4 hours · $110, in person
Weekends, 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM · Lunch included

All students must acquire an annual Membership with us - $50 regular, $35 under 26.
Membership is free for students under 18.

Questions? Check our FAQs

Our French language programs are structured around the internationally recognized Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
Click HERE for a detailed description of the levels. Select a level below to view available classes.

Level A1
100 hours · 5 sub-levels

Basic French - your very first steps.
Choose this level if you are a complete beginner.

Level A2
100 hours · 5 sub-levels

Everyday communication.
Describe your surroundings and handle simple daily situations.

Level B1
160 hours · 8 sub-levels

Independent French.
Communicate confidently on familiar topics.

Level B2
160 hours · 8 sub-levels

Fluent French.
Discuss ideas, express opinions and argue a point of view.

Unsure of your level?

Take our online test to find what level of French class is suitable for you.

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