Your first French conversation circle in Toronto
A practical guide to finding a French conversation circle and taking your first turn, with phrases you can use when you arrive.
Brampton · Ontario
Speak French, and prove it
Courses taught entirely in French · 8 students maximum per class · TEF / TCF Canada and DELF preparation
- Small groups, 8 max.
- Native or DALF C1+ teachers
- Online or on site
- TEF · TCF · DELF
- 8students maximum per class
- 12classrooms
- 4,000+hours of lessons given
Our Courses
All Courses
Elite Full Pathway
From zero to B2, with intensive TEF preparation.
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TEF / TCF Canada Preparation
Four full mock exams, scored section by section.
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Levels A1 to B2
Each level is split into two half-levels, so you can see your progress.
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Speaking and Listening
For those who understand but can’t yet speak.
Learn MorePrices in Canadian dollars, before tax (plus 13% HST).
Why Choose Us
Eight students maximum per class.
It is not for lack of space: beyond that, not everyone gets to speak in every class. At least half of each class is spent speaking.
Levels that are really levels.
Placement test first, not classes formed by order of registration. Your level depends on where you are today, not on the package you bought.
No teaching to the test.
We teach the question types and the language skills behind them, so a different exam on the day changes nothing. We do not hand out topics to revise.
Not sure which level to start at?
Forty minutes, free, no registration needed. You leave with written advice: which level to start from, roughly how long it takes, and when you can sit the exam.
Book a Placement Test (free, 40 min)A school in the heart of Brampton
1 Bartley Bull Pkwy, Brampton, ON L6W 3T7
Twelve classrooms · study area · free Wi-Fi
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