All our teachers are native French speakers or hold a DALF C1 or higher, and each teaches two trial sessions before entering a classroom. Here is who teaches what, at which level, and for how long.
Exam preparationApproach: Mock oral exams are recorded in full and replayed sentence by sentence. Camille fixes only the three points that cost the most marks, never more at a time.
TEF sprint · TCF sprint · B2.1 · B2.2
Exam preparationApproach: Every essay is annotated sentence by sentence and then rewritten by the student. An essay that is not rewritten does not count toward progress.
DELF B2 · DALF C1 · writing correction workshop
Level coursesApproach: All in French from the first lesson, but questions in English are welcome; she then answers again in French.
A1.1 · A1.2 · A2.1
Level coursesApproach: No memorizing rules. One set of example sentences runs through three lessons, and students work out the rule themselves.
A2.2 · B1.1 · B1.2
Specialist coursesApproach: Each student records 60 seconds of audio every lesson. Nadia annotates it word by word after class, and four weeks later it is compared with the first recording.
pronunciation and phonetics · intensive speaking and listening
YouthApproach: She does not correct pronunciation on the spot; first the child has to want to speak. Mistakes are noted and dealt with together once a month.
French for youth · preschool French
Business and interview FrenchApproach: He uses the student's real work documents as course material, without rewriting them and without a generic textbook.
business French · interview French · corporate French
Exams and immigrationApproach: In the first lesson she turns the target score into weekly practice time, writes it on a sheet and hands it to the student.
TEF sprint · TCF sprint · single-skill intensives
A 40-minute placement test, free and with no commitment. You leave with a written assessment: which level, how long, which exam.
Small-group French courses in Brampton, to pass the exam and dare to speak.
