Group Courses for Adults

Level: B1.4 - C2.4

In this conversation course, you will practice and enrich your vocabulary in order to easily describe a work of art in French. Exploring main periods of art (renaissance, realism, impressionism, cubism, surrealism, contemporary art, etc.) will allow you to gain the necessary linguistic elements to participate in a visit to a museum and describe an artwork that you have chosen beforehand.

Objective of the course:

• The session will end with a visit to the AGO Museum, where each participant will be invited to describe an artwork of their choice ... en français ! The price of the session does not include a ticket to the museum.

New students are invited to take a placement test before registering. Students can also take the certificate examination for the International French Diploma DELF. For more information, please contact the registration department of your local campus or your teacher.

Level: B1.4 - C2.4

• This course exposes students to different accents they might encounter at work or during travel. The aim is to maximize exposure to the different sounds of Canadian French through media such as excerpts from television and radio interviews, video and radio reports, television series, and documentaries. Students will have the opportunity to listen to material in class and be encouraged to continue their learning at home.
• We will also explore the distinct expressions and vocabulary of spoken French, and on certain occassions, when appropriate, we will also read literary extracts that represent an aspect of regional French.
  
  

New students are invited to take a placement test before registering. Students can also take the certificate examination for the International French Diploma DELF. For more information, please contact the registration department of your local campus or your teacher.

Level: B2.4 - C2.4

Each course includes:

• Drama techniques: how to use your breath, pronunciation, eloquence, rhythm, and emotions
• Drama practice: Present a monologue by heart from classic or contemporary literature (1 min.): Musset, Pommerat, Molière, Mouawad, Feydeau, as well as Williams, Tchekhov, and Shakespeare.

Minimum proficiency: Advanced (B2.4+)

Courses are offered by Matthieu Mével, French teacher, author, and stage director.

New students are invited to take a placement test before registering.

Level: A2.4 - A2.6

This dynamic and interactive course invites you to explore the depth and diversity of classical and contemporary French literature. At the rate of one or two books per session, you will visit the French parts of Canada, Africa, and Europe in a unique fashion. This will give you the satisfaction of knowing that the world of French literature, albeit complex and fear-inducing, is at the palm of your hand.

As a general rule, the first 50 pages of the book must be read a week before the start of the course.

Objectives:

• Study the author’s use of vocabulary, their style and the effects of this style (technique)
• Study the characters and plot development
• Analyze the different semantic fields
• Discuss the themes of your assigned reading for the week

New students are invited to take a placement test before registering. Students can also take the certificate examination for the International French Diploma DELF. For more information, please contact the registration department of your local campus or your teacher.

Level: B1.1 - C2.4

This dynamic and interactive course invites you to explore the depth and diversity of classical and contemporary French literature. At the rate of one or two books per session, you will visit the French parts of Canada, Africa, and Europe in a unique fashion. This will give you the satisfaction of knowing that the world of French literature, albeit complex and fear-inducing, is at the palm of your hand.

As a general rule, the first 50 pages of the book must be read a week before the start of the course.

Objectives of the course:

• Study the author’s use of vocabulary, their style and the effects of this style (technique)
• Study the characters and plot development
• Analyze the different semantic fields
• Discuss the themes of your assigned reading for the week

New students are invited to take a placement test before registering. Students can also take the certificate examination for the International French Diploma DELF. For more information, please contact the registration department of your local campus or your teacher.

Level: B2.1 - C2.4

This dynamic and interactive course invites you to explore the depth and diversity of classical and contemporary French literature. At the rate of one or two books per session, you will visit the French parts of Canada, Africa, and Europe in a unique fashion. This will give you the satisfaction of knowing that the world of French literature, albeit complex and fear-inducing, is at the palm of your hand.

As a general rule, the first 50 pages of the book must be read a week before the start of the course.

Objectives of the course:

• Study the author’s use of vocabulary, their style and the effects of this style (technique)
• Study the characters and plot development
• Analyze the different semantic fields
• Discuss the themes of your assigned reading for the week

New students are invited to take a placement test before registering. Students can also take the certificate examination for the International French Diploma DELF. For more information, please contact the registration department of your local campus or your teacher.

Level: B1.4 - C2.4

This course allows you to review, expand your skills in French grammar, and discover French literary works:

• L'école des femmes de Molière
  • Express concession and opposing ideas
• La religieuse de Diderot
  
  • Express the cause of an action
• Le Lac de Lamartine
  
  • Express the consequence of an action
• Jericho de Victor Hugo
  
  • Express the purpose of an action or plot
• Mme Bovary de Flaubert.
  
  • Compare two subjects
• Le Dormeur du Val de Rimbaud
  
  • Express different tenses

New students are invited to take a placement test before registering. Students can also take the certificate examination for the International French Diploma DELF. For more information, please contact the registration department of your local campus or your teacher.

Level: B2.1 - C2.4

This course allows you to review and expand on essential French grammar rules while also discovering French literary works:

• L'école des femmes de Molière
  • Express concession and opposing ideas
• La religieuse de Diderot
  
  • Express the cause of an action
• Le Lac de Lamartine
  
  • Express the consequence of an action
• Jericho de Victor Hugo
  
  • Express the purpose of an action or plot
• Mme Bovary de Flaubert.
  
  • Compare two subjects
• Le Dormeur du Val de Rimbaud
  
  • Express different tenses

New students are invited to take a placement test before registering. Students can also take the certificate examination for the International French Diploma DELF. For more information, please contact the registration department of your local campus or your teacher.