Getting started
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.
Lessons and schedules
Are lessons private or in a group?
Each course page lists its format. Courses may be private, semi-private or group lessons; available options appear on that page.
Where can I find lesson times and links?
Sign in to your student account and open your schedule to see the recorded times and links for sessions in your active classes.
How do I reschedule a lesson?
Contact your teacher. Availability and conditions must be checked for your class. Once a change is recorded, the updated time appears in your schedule.
Account and enrollment
Do I need an account to browse courses?
No. Courses and the magazine are public. You need a student account to enroll and access your classes.
Where can I find prices and packages?
Open a course page to see its active pricing and package options. If none are shown, contact the teacher about the course terms before enrolling.
Does the intro form confirm a booking?
After a successful submission you receive a reference. We contact you using your email or mobile to arrange the session. Its time is confirmed after agreement.
What if I forget my password?
Choose password recovery on the sign-in page and enter your account email. Use the emailed link to choose a new password.