Group Classes

Adults and High Schoolers

We offer 4 courses per year


Winter 2027

January 11 - March 19
Early Bird ends on Dec. 14, 2026

Spring 2027

April 5 - June 11
No class on May 31 - Memorial Day
Early Bird ends on March 15, 2027

Summer 2027

July 12 - September 20
No class on Sep 6 - Labor Day
Early Bird ends on June 7, 2027

Fall 2026

October 5 - December 18
No class Nov. 23-27 - Thanksgiving 
Early Bird ends on Sep. 5, 2026

We offer 3 types of French Classes


Core Classes


Core Classes are French level classes.

Core Classes meet ONLINE for 2h/week for a total of 20 hours per course. 

Tuition fees: $400 
Early Bird: $360

Textbooks required.  Click on a class to view the required textbooks.

If you have studied French or have been exposed to French before, your first step is to take the free PLACEMENT TEST

If you're an absolute beginner, your level is A1.1.  No need to take the Placement Test.

Specialty Classes


Conversation Classes

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

Lire & Parler (Read & Speak) – Online class using level-appropriate fiction to practice speaking French (15 hours).

Grammar Classes
1 hour weekly, total 10 hours - online

Tuition fees vary depending on duration and type of class.

Workshops


Workshops are thematic classes offered both online and in person.

They cover a wide range of topics - from art, history, literature, and everyday life to specific aspects of the French language, including level reviews.

Online workshops are 4‑hour classes, scheduled over 2 or 4 days.

Immersion classes are also 4‑hour sessions, held on a weekend day from 10am to 2pm.

Tuition fees :
$90 for 4 hours - online
$110 for 4 hours w/ lunch - in person


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

Questions?  Check our FAQ's


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.

100 hours
5 sub-levels

Basic French.
Choose this level if you are a beginner.

100 hours
5 sub-levels

Simple everyday communication.

160 hours
8 sub-levels

Independent communication on familiar topics.

160 hours
8 sub-levels

Fluent communication and expression of opinions.

Unsure of your level?

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

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