This workshop will help you understand and avoid the common grammar mistakes made by English speakers and help you start to think (and dream!) in French!  

Students will learn or review the basics of French grammar through an accessible comparison with English grammar while reviewing the French grammar terminology and concepts covered at the A1+/A2 levels. 

Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h

Ideal for beginners: you will learn key elements in pronunciation, such as accentuation, links, oral and nasal vowels, semivowels, and difficult consonants. 

Prerequesite: Students must have completed A1.1 or at least 30 hours of French study. Recommended for A1 and A2 levels. 

Pace: Workshop, one session of 3h

Welcome to our workshop series Voyages Extraordinaires!

Dive into the vibrant world of the province of Québec with our engaging course designed for beginning language learners! This immersive introduction to Québec culture and language focuses on everyday vocabulary and expressions that you can use in real-life situations. Discover the unique blend of French and English influences that shape Québec's rich cultural tapestry, from its lively festivals and culinary delights to its diverse communities and historic landmarks.

Prerequisite: This workshop is for A1 and A2 levels. 
Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h

This workshop will help you understand and avoid the common grammar mistakes made by English speakers and help you start to think (and dream!) in French!  

Students will learn or review the basics of French grammar through an accessible comparison with English grammar while reviewing the French grammar terminology and concepts covered at the A1+/A2 levels. 

Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h

This 3-hour workshop is designed to help you prepare for the DELF A2, B1, and B2 exams ("Tout Public" version for adults).

You will be provided with a comprehensive review of all the sections, effective study tips and strategies, and a practice exam with constructive feedback. The instructor is a certified DELF & DALF examiner.
Pace: Workshop, one session of 3h

Ideal for beginners: you will learn key elements in pronunciation, such as accentuation, links, oral and nasal vowels, semivowels, and difficult consonants. 

Prerequesite: Students must have completed A1.1 or at least 30 hours of French study. Recommended for A1 and A2 levels. 

Pace: Workshop, one session of 3h

Welcome to our workshop series Voyages Extraordinaires!

Dive into the vibrant world of the province of Québec with our engaging course designed for beginning language learners! This immersive introduction to Québec culture and language focuses on everyday vocabulary and expressions that you can use in real-life situations. Discover the unique blend of French and English influences that shape Québec's rich cultural tapestry, from its lively festivals and culinary delights to its diverse communities and historic landmarks.

Prerequisite: This workshop is for A1 and A2 levels. 
Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h

Inspired by the Seattle Art Museum’s new exhibit, “Farm to Table: Art, Food, and Identity in the Age of Impressionism”, we will embark on a flavorful journey through France with Julia Child! Through engaging discussions, video clips, and readings, you’ll learn about her impact on French cuisine and culture. Participants will examine how Child’s culinary journey shaped her sense of self and connection to French culture. With a focus on vocabulary, storytelling, and cultural reflection, this course offers a dive into French language and identity through the lens of cuisine. 

Prerequisite: B1.3, B1+ or B2.1 course completed, or B2.1/B2.2 result at placement test. 

 
Pace: Workshop, one session of 3h

This 3-hour workshop is designed to help you prepare for the DELF A2, B1, and B2 exams ("Tout Public" version for adults).

You will be provided with a comprehensive review of all the sections, effective study tips and strategies, and a practice exam with constructive feedback. The instructor is a certified DELF & DALF examiner.
Pace: Workshop, one session of 3h

This 3-part workshop series explores the short film 14e arrondissement by Alexander Payne, from the 2006 anthology Paris, je t'aime. Follow Carole, a mailwoman from Denver, Colorado in her discovery of Paris 14th arrondissement to identify English speakers' difficulties in speaking French. With a comparative analysis of French and English, and through an authentic and cultural approach, these 3 workshops will provide keys to become aware of deceptive cognates and common mistakes in pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar.   

Part 1 will focus on Grammar.  

You may sign up for one, two, or all three parts of the series! Members get 10% off any additional course in the same term.  

Open to B1/B2/C1 levels (the workshop will be conducted in French). Take our placement test here. 

Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h

This 3-part workshop series explores the short film 14e arrondissement by Alexander Payne, from the 2006 anthology Paris, je t'aime. Follow Carole, a mailwoman from Denver, Colorado in her discovery of Paris 14th arrondissement to identify English speakers' difficulties in speaking French. With a comparative analysis of French and English, and through an authentic and cultural approach, these 3 workshops will provide keys to become aware of deceptive cognates and common mistakes in pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar.   

Part 2 will focus on Vocabulary.  

You may sign up for one, two, or all three parts of the series! Members get 10% off any additional course in the same term.  

Open to B1/B2/C1 levels (the workshop will be conducted in French). Take our placement test here. 

Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h

This 3-part workshop series explores the short film 14e arrondissement by Alexander Payne, from the 2006 anthology Paris, je 'aime. Follow Carole, a mailwoman from Denver, Colorado in her discovery of Paris 14th arrondissement to identify English speakers' difficulties in speaking French. With a comparative analysis of French and English, and through an authentic and cultural approach, these 3 workshops will provide keys to become aware of deceptive cognates and common mistakes in pronunciation,vocabulary, and grammar.   

Part 3 will focus on Pronunciation. 

You may sign up for one, two, or all three parts of the series! Members get 10% off any additional course in the same term.  

Open to B1/B2/C1 levels (the workshop will be conducted in French). Take our placement test here. 

Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h

Think you'll never get along with the Subjunctive? This workshop will change your mind! Dive into the Subjunctive mood, explore its common uses, and uncover its nuances with a fun and practical approach. 

Prerequisite: students must be at the B1 or B2 level 

Pace: Workshop, one session of 3h

Welcome to our workshop series Voyages Extraordinaires!

Embark on an immersive journey through Egypt with this workshop, specially designed for B1 and B2 learners. Discover a unique side of this fascinating country, where history, modernity, and gastronomy come together to offer you an unforgettable experience. Admire the modern architectural gems that shape contemporary Egypt and uncover must-see sites for your next adventures. Awaken your taste buds as you explore the delights of Egyptian cuisine: learn the stories behind iconic dishes and find inspiration to Savor them. Relive the bold dream of Baron Empain, who transformed Heliopolis into the "City of the Sun." Unravel the mysteries and legends surrounding his famous palace, a true treasure of tales. End on a sweet note with a tasting of Om Ali, an iconic Egyptian dessert, a tribute to traditional Flavors. Join this captivating workshop and let yourself be transported into a cultural adventure where every moment is a new discovery. Egypt awaits—are you ready to explore its wonders?

Prerequisite: This workshop is for B1 and B2 levels. You must have a minimum of B1.1 result at our placement test, or have completed General French A2.3. This workshop will be conducted mainly in French
Pace: Workshop, two sessions of 2h

Join us for an engaging 2-hour workshop on the French conditional tense (le Conditionnel), where you'll master this essential aspect of French grammar through interactive learning and practical exercises. We'll explore how to form and use the conditional to express hypothetical situations, make polite requests, and discuss possibilities in French, using real-world examples from current news headlines and classic French songs. 

Through a blend of structured instruction and hands-on practice, including analysis of conditional usage in memorable songs like Jean-Jacques Goldman's "Si je t'aime", Angèle's "Oui ou Non" and Stromae's "Tous les Mêmes", you'll develop confidence in using this tense in both written and spoken French. 

The workshop is ideal for intermediate to advanced learners and includes comprehensive materials to support your learning journey. By the end of the session, you'll have a solid understanding of when and how to use the conditional tense, enhancing your ability to communicate more naturally and effectively in French. 

Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h

Inspired by the Seattle Art Museum’s new exhibit, “Farm to Table: Art, Food, and Identity in the Age of Impressionism”, we will embark on a flavorful journey through France with Julia Child! Through engaging discussions, video clips, and readings, you’ll learn about her impact on French cuisine and culture. Participants will examine how Child’s culinary journey shaped her sense of self and connection to French culture. With a focus on vocabulary, storytelling, and cultural reflection, this course offers a dive into French language and identity through the lens of cuisine. 

Prerequisite: B1.3, B1+ or B2.1 course completed, or B2.1/B2.2 result at placement test. 

 
Pace: Workshop, one session of 3h

This 3-hour workshop is designed to help you prepare for the DELF A2, B1, and B2 exams ("Tout Public" version for adults).

You will be provided with a comprehensive review of all the sections, effective study tips and strategies, and a practice exam with constructive feedback. The instructor is a certified DELF & DALF examiner.
Pace: Workshop, one session of 3h

This class is a film-centered language class, dedicated to building oral comprehension and communication skills. Through film, students will enhance their knowledge of spoken French of all levels—formal, standard, and informal—as well as their French cultural literacy.  

French cinéma is also a conduit to explore ideas—philosophical, sociological, or political—embodied by actors on film. We’ll contemplate many topics raised in these films and read criticism and reviews of all three films to deepen your appreciation of them.  

Lastly, you’ll listen to and study popular songs from the period each film exploded in the world of French cinéma. No textbook required for this course. 

Prerequisite: B2.3 or B2+ course, or B2.3/C1 result at placement test 

Pace: Workshop, one session of 1.5h

This course delves into the Belle Époque (1871–1914), a pivotal period of peace, progress, and cultural brilliance in Paris. From the rise of Haussmannian architecture and electrification to the universal expositions and the construction of the Eiffel Tower, students will explore how Paris became the cultural capital of Europe. Through the study of key figures such as Sarah Bernhardt, Toulouse-Lautrec, and Camille Claudel, among others, as well as period art, songs, posters, or press excerpts, learners will analyze, comment and discuss the social, artistic, and technological transformations that defined this golden age. 

Part 1: Paris, Capital of Modernity (1871–1900). This first part of this workshop examines the transformation of Paris following the fall of the Paris Commune in 1871, highlighting major urban developments, the introduction of electricity, the first metro lines, and the landmark Universal Expositions of 1889 and 1900. Students will also explore the emergence of Art Nouveau, the invention of cinema by the Lumière brothers, and the Eiffel Tower as an icon of modernity, using authentic visual and textual sources from the era. 

 Prerequisite: B2.3 course completed or B2.3/C1 result at placement test. 

Pace: Workshop, one session of 1h

This course delves into the Belle Époque (1871–1914), a pivotal period of peace, progress, and cultural brilliance in Paris. From the rise of Haussmannian architecture and electrification to the universal expositions and the construction of the Eiffel Tower, students will explore how Paris became the cultural capital of Europe. Through the study of key figures such as Sarah Bernhardt, Toulouse-Lautrec, and Camille Claudel, among others, as well as period art, songs, posters, or press excerpts, learners will analyze, comment and discuss the social, artistic, and technological transformations that defined this golden age. 

Part 2: Montmartre, Cabarets, and the Artistic Explosion (1900–1914). The second part of this workshop immerses students in the bohemian atmosphere of early 20th-century Montmartre, with its famed cabarets (Le Chat Noir, Moulin Rouge), chansonniers, actresses, and avant-garde painters. Through the works of Toulouse-Lautrec and literary voices such as Colette and Sarah Bernhardt, students will examine how Paris became a hub of artistic innovation while also confronting the era’s stark social contrasts between Parisian glamour and working-class hardship. 

 Prerequisite: B2.3 course completed or B2.3/C1 result at placement test. 

Pace: Workshop, one session of 1h

This 3-part workshop series explores the short film 14e arrondissement by Alexander Payne, from the 2006 anthology Paris, je t'aime. Follow Carole, a mailwoman from Denver, Colorado in her discovery of Paris 14th arrondissement to identify English speakers' difficulties in speaking French. With a comparative analysis of French and English, and through an authentic and cultural approach, these 3 workshops will provide keys to become aware of deceptive cognates and common mistakes in pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar.   

Part 1 will focus on Grammar.  

You may sign up for one, two, or all three parts of the series! Members get 10% off any additional course in the same term.  

Open to B1/B2/C1 levels (the workshop will be conducted in French). Take our placement test here. 

Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h

This 3-part workshop series explores the short film 14e arrondissement by Alexander Payne, from the 2006 anthology Paris, je t'aime. Follow Carole, a mailwoman from Denver, Colorado in her discovery of Paris 14th arrondissement to identify English speakers' difficulties in speaking French. With a comparative analysis of French and English, and through an authentic and cultural approach, these 3 workshops will provide keys to become aware of deceptive cognates and common mistakes in pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar.   

Part 2 will focus on Vocabulary.  

You may sign up for one, two, or all three parts of the series! Members get 10% off any additional course in the same term.  

Open to B1/B2/C1 levels (the workshop will be conducted in French). Take our placement test here. 

Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h

This 3-part workshop series explores the short film 14e arrondissement by Alexander Payne, from the 2006 anthology Paris, je 'aime. Follow Carole, a mailwoman from Denver, Colorado in her discovery of Paris 14th arrondissement to identify English speakers' difficulties in speaking French. With a comparative analysis of French and English, and through an authentic and cultural approach, these 3 workshops will provide keys to become aware of deceptive cognates and common mistakes in pronunciation,vocabulary, and grammar.   

Part 3 will focus on Pronunciation. 

You may sign up for one, two, or all three parts of the series! Members get 10% off any additional course in the same term.  

Open to B1/B2/C1 levels (the workshop will be conducted in French). Take our placement test here. 

Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h

Think you'll never get along with the Subjunctive? This workshop will change your mind! Dive into the Subjunctive mood, explore its common uses, and uncover its nuances with a fun and practical approach. 

Prerequisite: students must be at the B1 or B2 level 

Pace: Workshop, one session of 3h

Welcome to our workshop series Voyages Extraordinaires!

Embark on an immersive journey through Egypt with this workshop, specially designed for B1 and B2 learners. Discover a unique side of this fascinating country, where history, modernity, and gastronomy come together to offer you an unforgettable experience. Admire the modern architectural gems that shape contemporary Egypt and uncover must-see sites for your next adventures. Awaken your taste buds as you explore the delights of Egyptian cuisine: learn the stories behind iconic dishes and find inspiration to Savor them. Relive the bold dream of Baron Empain, who transformed Heliopolis into the "City of the Sun." Unravel the mysteries and legends surrounding his famous palace, a true treasure of tales. End on a sweet note with a tasting of Om Ali, an iconic Egyptian dessert, a tribute to traditional Flavors. Join this captivating workshop and let yourself be transported into a cultural adventure where every moment is a new discovery. Egypt awaits—are you ready to explore its wonders?

Prerequisite: This workshop is for B1 and B2 levels. You must have a minimum of B1.1 result at our placement test, or have completed General French A2.3. This workshop will be conducted mainly in French
Pace: Workshop, two sessions of 2h

This 3-part workshop series explores the short film 14e arrondissement by Alexander Payne, from the 2006 anthology Paris, je t'aime. Follow Carole, a mailwoman from Denver, Colorado in her discovery of Paris 14th arrondissement to identify English speakers' difficulties in speaking French. With a comparative analysis of French and English, and through an authentic and cultural approach, these 3 workshops will provide keys to become aware of deceptive cognates and common mistakes in pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar.   

Part 1 will focus on Grammar.  

You may sign up for one, two, or all three parts of the series! Members get 10% off any additional course in the same term.  

Open to B1/B2/C1 levels (the workshop will be conducted in French). Take our placement test here. 

Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h

This 3-part workshop series explores the short film 14e arrondissement by Alexander Payne, from the 2006 anthology Paris, je t'aime. Follow Carole, a mailwoman from Denver, Colorado in her discovery of Paris 14th arrondissement to identify English speakers' difficulties in speaking French. With a comparative analysis of French and English, and through an authentic and cultural approach, these 3 workshops will provide keys to become aware of deceptive cognates and common mistakes in pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar.   

Part 2 will focus on Vocabulary.  

You may sign up for one, two, or all three parts of the series! Members get 10% off any additional course in the same term.  

Open to B1/B2/C1 levels (the workshop will be conducted in French). Take our placement test here. 

Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h

This 3-part workshop series explores the short film 14e arrondissement by Alexander Payne, from the 2006 anthology Paris, je 'aime. Follow Carole, a mailwoman from Denver, Colorado in her discovery of Paris 14th arrondissement to identify English speakers' difficulties in speaking French. With a comparative analysis of French and English, and through an authentic and cultural approach, these 3 workshops will provide keys to become aware of deceptive cognates and common mistakes in pronunciation,vocabulary, and grammar.   

Part 3 will focus on Pronunciation. 

You may sign up for one, two, or all three parts of the series! Members get 10% off any additional course in the same term.  

Open to B1/B2/C1 levels (the workshop will be conducted in French). Take our placement test here. 

Pace: Workshop, one session of 2h