An editorial collage of a notebook, pen, and coffee for learning French

French, your way

Live French. Don’t just study it.

Personalized lessons for confident conversation, relocation, and the goal that matters to you.

Online lessons · Personal plan · Ongoing feedback

01Real conversation
02A path shaped for you
03Useful feedback

Find my learning path

What brings you to French?

Start with your goal. This first suggestion will be adapted to your level during an intro session.

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Your learning companion

Meet your French teacher

A clear learning path that connects practice to daily life, at a pace you can sustain.

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The approach

Move from knowing French to using it

A clear learning path that connects practice to daily life, at a pace you can sustain.

  1. 01

    Clarify your goal

    We map your level, needs, and the situations where you actually want to use French.

  2. 02

    Practise real situations

    You use vocabulary and structures through conversation, listening, and everyday scenarios.

  3. 03

    Make progress visible

    You get focused feedback, and your plan adapts as your skills and challenges change.

Courses

A learning path made for you

Focused courses for strong foundations, confident conversation, and a new life in French.

All courses
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A1–B2Session packages

Private

French lessons, just for you

One-to-one lessons with practice and feedback tailored to your level, goals and pace.

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B1–B210 weeks

Private

Conversation without fear

For when you know French but want to speak it with confidence.

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A1–A212 weeks

Group

French, from the beginning

A clear, well-paced path to build foundations that last.

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One minute of French

Your first sentence, right now

Imagine you’re sitting in a café. How would you order a coffee?

Au café · 01

Je voudrais un café,
s’il vous plaît.

Pronunciation uses your browser’s synthetic voice

Reveal the meaning and tip

I would like a coffee, please.

Je voudrais makes a request polite. Now replace un café with un thé (a tea) and say the sentence again.

Your turn: order a tea.

Reveal a sample answer

Je voudrais un thé, s’il vous plaît.

Magazine

Notes for learning better

Short practices and useful ideas that help French become part of your day.

Explore the magazine
Learning6 min

How to build a learning routine that lasts

Plan less, practice more consistently, and see real progress.

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Pronunciation4 min

Three small practices for natural pronunciation

Align your ear and speech through active listening, rhythm, and recording.

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Before you begin

Frequently asked questions

If your question is not covered here, we can discuss it during a short introductory conversation.

All questions and answers
Which levels are these lessons for?

The current paths cover beginner A1 through intermediate B2. Your starting point is based on your experience and goal.

How are lessons delivered?

Lessons are online, with practice built around the situations where you want to use French in daily life, work, or relocation.

What if I don’t know my current level?

During the intro session, we review your current level and goal, then identify the most useful course or learning path.

Is there a dedicated path for relocation?

Yes. The relocation path focuses on everyday conversation, administrative situations, and starting life confidently in a French-speaking environment.

Your starting point

Tell me about your goal

Choose your goal and leave a short message so we can discuss your next step.

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More details (optional)

If you like, add these details after choosing your current level.

We use your contact details only to arrange this intro session. The time is confirmed after coordination; buying a course is optional.