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| Beginner |
10 wks one/week |
18.30 - 20.30
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8 Feb |
Wednesday |
£195.00 |
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| Beginner |
10 wks one/week |
10.00 - 12.00
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25 Feb |
Saturday |
£195.00 |
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| Beginner |
10 wks one/week |
18.30 - 20.30
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8 Mar |
Thursday |
£195.00 |
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| Beginner |
10 wks one/week |
10.00 - 12.00
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31 Mar |
Saturday |
£195.00 |
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| Beginner |
10 wks one/week |
18.30 - 20.30
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10 Apr |
Tuesday |
£195.00 |
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| Beginner |
10 wks one/week |
10.00 - 12.00
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28 Apr |
Saturday |
£195.00 |
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| Beginner Plus |
10 wks one/week |
18.30 - 20.30
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16 Feb |
Thursday |
£195.00 |
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| Beginner Plus |
10 wks one/week |
18.30 - 20.30
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27 Mar |
Tuesday |
£195.00 |
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| Elementary |
10 wks one/week |
18.30 - 20.30
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26 Mar |
Monday |
£195.00 |
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| Pre Intermediate |
10 wks one/week |
18.30 - 20.30
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16 Feb |
Thursday |
£210.00 |
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| Pre Intermediate |
10 wks one/week |
18.30 - 20.30
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23 Feb |
Thursday |
£210.00 |
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| Pre Intermediate |
10 wks one/week |
18.30 - 20.30
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17 Apr |
Tuesday |
£210.00 |
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| Intermediate |
10 wks one/week |
18.30 - 20.30
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13 Feb |
Monday |
£210.00 |
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| Intermediate |
10 wks one/week |
18.30 - 20.30
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11 Apr |
Wednesday |
£210.00 |
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5 wks / Tuesday & Thursday |
12.30 - 13.30
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28 Feb |
Tuesday |
£70.00 |
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| Lunch Time Course |
5 wks / Tuesday & Thursday |
12.30 - 13.30
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27 Mar |
Tuesday |
£70.00 |
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| Lunch Time Course |
5 wks / Tuesday & Thursday |
12.30 - 13.30
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24 Apr |
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£70.00 |
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A1
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Beginner
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20 hours
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Greetings and introductions, Asking and giving personal information, Asking prices
Talking about likes and dislikes, Telling where you live, The alphabet, Numbers up to 1.000.000, Present tense, Verb “être” and “avoir”, Negative: ne… pas, Definite and Indefinite articles.
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Beginner Plus
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20 hours
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Describing a city, Booking a room in a hotel, Asking and giving directions, Writing a postcard, Describing people, Hobbies, Question with “est-ce que”, Pronouns “moi, toi, lui, elle, eux, elles, nous, vous”, Verbs prendre and descendre.
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Elementary
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20 hours
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Invitations, Describing routines, The time,
Talking about the past and future, The family, Festivals and celebrations, The body, Pronouns “nous, vous, on”, Le passé composé, Possessive adjectives, The imperative.
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A2
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Pre Intermediate
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20 hours
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Telephone conversations, The weather, Describing emotions, Talking about cultural activities, Holidays, Reflexive verbs, The future, Prepositions, Adjectives, Present continuous.
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Low Intermediate A
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20 hours
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Talking about food, Clothes, Giving advice
Describing an object, Booking tickets at the theatre, Colours, Shops, Pronouns,
Adverbs of frequency, Informal speech.
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Low Intermediate B
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20 hours
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Ordering in a restaurant, Talking about memories, Comparing a past with a present situation, Describing a flat, Pronouns “le,la,les,lui,leur”, Imparfait and passé composé tenses.
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B1
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Intermediate A
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20 hours
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For more details about higher levels please contact us.
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French is one of the Romance languages and closely connected to Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Romanian, Sardinian and Catalan. French is still widely spoken throughout the world – by something over 80 million people, in countries from Vietnam to the Ivory Coast to Togo you will still be able to speak and do business in French, and in France, Belgium and Switzerland you may have no choice! Being so close to the UK and having a developed and growing economy it is one of the UK’s important trade partners. So, whatever the reason, whether it’s a holiday, business, to learn what you didn’t at school or just for the pleasure of learning a language we can help give you the opportunity to embark on that challenge.
We have classes at several different levels – you can check in the SYLLABUS section to see what we cover at each of the different levels or just call us to talk about your language learning history. We are in the office every day after 10.30 are able to assess your level in person and often on the phone - 0207 307 1980 Find a French School in France or Switzerland? Contact us.
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When you choose to do a course with us, the first thing we do is to test your level. We have classes at different levels and it is vital you are in the right place for the most effective learning.
Our classes are organised into the following levels
Beginners
Beginners Plus
Elementary
Pre Intermediate
Intermediate
Upper Intermediate
Advanced
Proficiency
You can see how the syllabus is constructed by following the link to syllabus and in many cases this will give you a good idea before you start. Our levels are also mapped onto the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages which will give you a detailed list of the kinds of things you should be able to do at different levels.
For non-European languages the situation is a bit more complicated, as well as the normal spoken language (introductions, talking about yourself, etc) we will need to know other more specific things. For Chinese we will need to know whether you have learned the pinyin (the 4 tones in Mandarin) and for Japanese the Hiragana (one of the writing systems in Japanese). In Japanese this will be followed at higher levels by learning the Katakana and then the Kanji.
Obviously if you are a beginner the situation is not very complicated. One of the most common questions we are asked about level is from people who studied in the past – maybe GCSE at school several years ago- and to find that level really depends on what has happened since then. It might be the case that a grade C at GCSE 10 years ago means a beginners’ class is best while an A 2 years ago might mean a higher level. Our classes are mainly communicative so there is an emphasis on speaking. This is not always matched by experience of having learned a language at school.
Please try our online tests or if you'd prefer to talk to us about your level please call - 0207 307 1980.
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