Forget about textbooks
Instead of following a rigid textbook, we give our teachers complete freedom to organise the content and material for every class. This way, lessons are built around what you actually need to learn.
This allows us to adapt the course to each student's needs, rather than following a linear syllabus full of content that often isn't useful in everyday real-life situations.
A method that adapts to you, not the other way around
We teach the french you will actually use. Here are some of the results of our approach.
+2500
students have already improved their french with us.
97%
of our students move up a level upon completing their cycle.
Choose the course that best suits you
Each cycle takes you up a full CEFR level. Choose the pace that best fits your time and goals.
Find answers to frequently asked questions
Do you use textbooks in classes?
No. Instead of following a textbook, we give our teachers complete freedom to organise the content and material for each class. This way, lessons adapt to the real needs of each student rather than following a fixed syllabus.
How long does it take to level up?
Each cycle takes you up a full CEFR level (for example, from A1 to A2). In the Regular course, each level lasts 12 months; in the Intensive course, 5 months. This allows you to plan how much time you need to reach your goal.
Are classes recorded?
By default, classes are live and not recorded to encourage group participation and confidence. However, they can be recorded if agreed between the students and the teacher.
What is the difference between the Regular and Intensive course?
Both take you up a full CEFR level, but at a different pace. The Regular course has 3 classes per week of 1 hour and completes the level in 12 months. The Intensive course has 4 classes per week of 2 hours and completes the level in 5 months—ideal if you want to progress faster.
How do I know which level to start at?
Before starting, we help you determine your current level so we can place you in the right cycle, from beginner to advanced levels. This way, you make the most of every class from day one without repeating what you already know.