From a first introduction in early childhood and solid foundations in primary school to sitting DELF in secondary school, our courses build step by step, with each stage leading naturally to the next.
Petits curieux
For K3 and P1 children who are new to French. Lessons use songs, flashcards, games and simple conversation to help young children get used to the sounds and rhythm of French.
Children learn everyday words such as greetings, colours, numbers and family members, then move on to the Kids French Course.
Petits explorateurs
A course for primary pupils, who learn French through songs, games, stories and role play. Following DELF Prim requirements, it builds step by step from beginner A1.1 to A2.
Lessons balance listening, speaking, reading and writing, gradually adding DELF Prim-style practice.
Starting from zero, the course is divided into three stages that follow DELF Prim requirements. Everyday topics run throughout, so children learn French in familiar situations.
Topics
Greetings, numbers, colours, stationery, family and pets, body and feelings, food, weather, transport
Language focus
Je m'appelle… / J'ai … ans, J'aime… / Je n'aime pas…, Je voudrais…, articles, negation, prepositions of place
How they learn
Focus on listening and speaking, through songs, games and gestures
Topics
Time and dates, nationalities and languages, the city and directions, shopping and money, animals, musical instruments, sport, holidays
Language focus
Telling the time, masculine and feminine adjectives, the imperative, the near future aller + infinitive, vouloir + infinitive
How they learn
More reading and short written sentences
Topics
Appearance and personality, gardens and plants, holiday experiences, artists, shopping, reading and stories, careers, future plans
Language focus
Comparisons, the perfect tense, the imperative, the simple future and object pronouns, plus systematic work on verb conjugation and pronunciation
How they learn
Equal weight on reading, writing, listening and speaking
Jeunes francophones
A course for secondary students, who learn French through real-life tasks, cross-curricular content and cultural units. Following DELF Junior requirements, it builds step by step from A1, starting from zero, up to B1.
Once students reach A2, they can sit the DELF Junior A2 exam. This certificate can be used for HKDSE French and also helps them move on to IGCSE French.
Starting from zero, the course is divided into four stages that follow DELF Junior requirements. Lessons use an action-oriented approach: in every unit, students complete a real-life task in French.
Topics
Personal details, music, family and nationality, sport, school life, fashion and shopping, home, travel
Language focus
être / avoir, -er verbs, articles, negation, possessive adjectives, the imperative, the near future
How they learn
Starting from zero, with balanced listening, speaking, reading and writing
Topics
Getting around town, food and health, friendship and helping others, media, inspiring people, the environment, money, future careers
Language focus
Partitive articles, direct and indirect object pronouns, the perfect tense, si + present, the simple future
How they learn
Begin talking about the past and future, moving towards A2
Topics
Leisure, generations, places and traditions, creativity, consumer life, food, wellbeing, respect
Language focus
Combining the imperfect and the perfect tense, relative pronouns qui / que / où, the pronouns y and en, comparatives and superlatives
How they learn
Focus on narrating and expressing opinions
Topics
The online generation, trends, talents, social engagement, science and change, current affairs, future plans, books and films
Language focus
The subjunctive, the conditional, the passive, the pluperfect, reported speech
How they learn
Strengthen speaking and writing through argument and debate
« Petit à petit, on y arrive ! »
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