COURSE PREPARATOIRE A
- For 4th and 5th year primary school students.
- Beginners class for introduction to French.
- 1.5 or 2 hours per week (depending on number of students).
COURSE PREPARATOIRE B
- Class for completing homework for beginners and preparation for school.
- 1.5 or 2 hours per week (depending on number of students).
COURSE I (PREPARATOIRE A+B)
- Express class for students in 6th year primary and 1st year lower secondary Familiarisation with the French language and grammar curriculum that covers up to 3 years of lower secondary school.
- 1.5 or 2 hours per week (depending on number of students).
DELF A1 PRIM
- For primary school students.
- Basic knowledge of French.
- 2 hours per week.
DELF A1 JUNIOR
- For lower secondary school students.
- Basic knowledge of French.
- 2 hours per week.
DELF A2 JUNIOR
- Basic knowledge of French.
DELF B1 JUNIOR
- Modern communication stream.
- Moderate knowledge of French.
- 2 or 3 hours per week (depending on number of students).
SORBONNE B1
- Literature and civilisation stream.
- Moderate knowledge of French.
- 2 or 3 hours per week (depending on number of students).
DELF B2 JUNIOR
- Modern communication stream.
- Modern communication stream.
- 2 or 3 hours per week (depending on number of students).
SORBONNE B2
- Literature and civilisation stream.
- Literature and civilisation stream.
- 2 or 3 hours per week (depending on number of students).
DALF C1
- Modern communication stream.
- Very good knowledge of French.
- 4 hours per week.
SORBONNE C1
- Literature and civilisation stream.
- Very Good knowledge of French.
- 4 hours per week.
DALF C2
- Modern communication stream.
- Excellent knowledge of French.
- 4 hours per week.
SORBONNE C2
- Literature and civilisation stream.
- Excellent knowledge of French.
- 4 hours per week.
PREPARATION FOR UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE EXAMS
- One-on-one lessons (private).
- Lessons through Skype.
- Self-paced study or blended lessons.
- Programme arranged according to the needs of each student.
Why should I learn french?
Along with English, French is the only global language. It is spoken on 5 continents by 265 million people and is directly related to 50% of the modern English vocabulary.
A knowledge of French helps to more easily learn all other Romance languages (Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, etc.).
Major French companies and others based in French-speaking countries form partnerships with Greek enterprises. French organisations take on major public works in cooperation with the Greek government. French companies employ more than 30,000 people in Greece.
French is the official language of the European Union, the United Nations, the Council of Europe and other European institutions, the Olympic Games and the Olympic Committee, Interpol and others.
French is the official language of numerous countries, including Canada, Belgium, Switzerland, and many countries in Africa and Asia which were French colonies. The city of Brussels is 90% French-speaking.
French is the language of international diplomacy, art and culture, gastronomy, beauty and fashion.
French universities are amongst the best in the world. Tuition at French universities is free; students receive housing stipends and are eligible for scholarship programmes offered by the French government. In business management, 6 of the top 10 schools in Europe are French (Financial Times).
French is top in the sciences (medicine, biology, cutting-edge technology), the humanities (law, history, philosophy, philology, psychology), and in economics and management.
A knowledge of French greatly increases the possibility of securing work in areas such as politics and economics, law and diplomacy, technology and construction, communications, services and tourism.
French-speaking tourism in Greece has grown in recent years and offers new business opportunities.