Group classes
(November - December 2026)
2 different paths according to your level & your needs
What is included in this program?
- 16 live conversation sessions spread over 2 months in intimate groups of up to 6 students.
- 8 thematic vocabulary sheets to review before class.
- 8 background guide sheets on French society to read before class (for debate session participants).
- A personalized feedback document with your mistakes and corrections after each class.
- Access to a private WhatsApp group to stay connected, ask questions, and practice with your classmates.
This program is for you if:
EVERYDAY LIFE TOPICS SESSIONS
- You have between A2 and B1 levels.
- You feel hesitant when speaking about simple topics of your everyday life.
- You don’t want to focus on grammar. You just want to be more confident speaking.
DEBATE SESSIONS
- You have at least B2 level.
- You would like to debate in French on societal and cultural topics and better understand them.
- You don’t want to focus on grammar. You just want to be more confident speaking.
Which topics will be covered?
EVERYDAY LIFE TOPICS SESSIONS
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Hobbies, Culture & Entertainment
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Daily Routines, Wellness & Work-Life Balance
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Holidays, Travel & Cultural Encounters
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Food, Gastronomy & Health
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Friendship & Social Life
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Social Media, AI & Technologies
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Childhood Memories & Family Dynamics
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Future Plans, Ambitions & Dream Projects
DEBATE SESSIONS
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Work-Life Balance & Pensions in France
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AI, Technology & the Labor Market
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Student Social Movements & Youth Protest
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Environmental Emergency & Ecological Transition
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Presidential Elections & French Institutions
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Social Media & Youth Mental Health
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Immigration, Integration & National Identity
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Secularism (Laïcité) & the French Republican Model
Where will your French be in 2 months?
YOUR SITUATION NOW
You know some vocabulary and basic grammar.
But, you almost never practice and you feel that you’re stagnating.
Over time, you convince yourself that you’re maybe “not good at languages”, that “French is a hard language”.
You end up giving up learning French for good.
Sometimes, you have to speak, but strangely, you feel blocked and the words don’t come (because you never practice...)
You lose your confidence and practice even less.
YOUR SITUATION IN 2 MONTHS
You know more vocabulary.
After the 2 months of classes, you are confident speaking French in your everyday life.
The lessons became fun. You finally enjoyed speaking French and listening to your classmates.
But you practiced twice a week for 2 months. The beginning was hard. You made mistakes, you couldn’t find your words...
... but you didn’t give up. You kept attending the classes twice a week.
You gained more confidence speaking.
After the second week, you finally realized that you could speak, that you could express yourself more than you imagined.
What my student are saying about my classes?
Rayyan, Norway

Malika, United Kingdom

Mathew, Australia

Selin, Türkiye
“Hello! I loved our classes together. My self-esteem has greatly improved, and now I speak more easily.”

Max, United Kingdom
"I really enjoy my two classes a week with Charlotte. We have covered some great content as I learn French and I have noticed a fast improvement."

Want the same results?
Take your spot for one of the following groups:
EVERYDAY LIFE TOPICS SESSIONS
GROUP A: Tuesday & Thursday / 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM (CET)
Only 6 spots available for each group:
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GROUP A: Tuesday & Thursday / 6:10 PM - 7:10 PM (CET)
GROUP B: Wednesday & Friday / 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM (CET)
DEBATE SESSIONS
GROUP B: Wednesday & Friday / 1:10 PM - 2:10 PM (CET)
FAQ
How can I know if I have the right level?
To attend the conversation classes, you need to have at least an A2 level, and for the debate classes, at least a B2 level.
This means that for the conversation classes, you should be able to build sentences to talk about your everyday life, your hobbies, your future plans (even with some hesitation, as you’re here to improve!).
For the debate classes, you should be able to talk about your everyday life with ease and express your opinion on broader debate topics. You should also be interested in these topics so you can react to what your classmates say. Of course, you are not expected to know all the vocabulary or context for every topic in advance (vocabulary and context sheets will be sent to you before each class), but you should be able to form structured sentences with minimal hesitation.
If you’re unsure about your level, feel free to send me a DM or a voice message on Instagram by clicking here, and I’ll let you know which class is best for you!
What happens if I cannot attend a session?
If you cannot attend a session, no problem! Each session will be recorded so you can watch it later.
However, it’s best not to miss too many classes, as you’ll get the most out of the program by attending live and practicing actively.
Do I need to know the context of the debate topics before attending?
Definitely not! Before each debate session, I will send you clear and concise background sheets on French society so you can read up, share your perspective, and debate with other students.
The same goes for vocabulary: I’ll provide dedicated vocabulary sheets for each new topic so you’ll have all the tools you need to debate confidently.
How many students will there be per class?
There will be up to 6 students per class, ensuring that everyone has enough time to speak, express themselves, and practice as much as they need.