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Learn French in Hong Kong with our experienced tutors, whether your goal is exam preparation, career advancement, travel, or personal enrichment. Our courses are taught by highly qualified teachers who bring years of teaching experience and passion to every class.
The French Beginner Level course is designed for complete newcomers who want to build a solid foundation in French. The first three months focus heavily on phonics and pronunciation, helping students become comfortable with the French sound system. Lessons cover essential greetings and introductions, such as Bonjour, Comment tu t’appelles? and D’où viens-tu?.
Students gradually build vocabulary around everyday topics: family, home, food, hobbies, shopping, and giving directions. Common situations such as ordering at a café, arranging meetings, and asking for locations are practiced in class, enabling students to communicate in real-life contexts. Grammar is introduced in simple steps, focusing on gender, articles, and basic verb conjugations like être (to be) and avoir (to have).
Interactive exercises, games, and role-playing scenarios are incorporated to make learning fun and practical. By the end of this level, students can confidently introduce themselves, ask and answer simple questions, tell the time, use polite expressions, and manage basic conversations while traveling.
This level is perfect for those new to French, international school students preparing for language classes, or adults who want to start speaking French quickly in a practical way.
The Intermediate French course is for learners who already understand the basics and want to expand their vocabulary and grammar knowledge. Lessons dive deeper into describing people, daily activities, and expressing opinions. Topics include shopping, social interactions, family life, and discussing likes and dislikes.
Grammar becomes more structured at this stage, with an emphasis on verb conjugations in different tenses, including the present, past, and near future. Students learn to ask more complex questions, form longer sentences, and describe events and people in greater detail. Role-play activities such as shopping scenarios, dining out, and giving directions help learners apply their knowledge to real-life contexts.
Vocabulary development includes numbers, days of the week, months, and common expressions used in social settings. Learners are also introduced to cultural aspects of France and other French-speaking regions, including food, traditions, and lifestyle.
By the end of this level, students can comfortably hold conversations on familiar topics, write simple paragraphs, and understand longer dialogues. This level is also suitable for students preparing for IGCSE or IB French exams, as it strengthens both speaking and writing skills.
The Intermediate French course is for learners who already understand the basics and want to expand their vocabulary and grammar knowledge. Lessons dive deeper into describing people, daily activities, and expressing opinions. Topics include shopping, social interactions, family life, and discussing likes and dislikes.
Grammar becomes more structured at this stage, with an emphasis on verb conjugations in different tenses, including the present, past, and near future. Students learn to ask more complex questions, form longer sentences, and describe events and people in greater detail. Role-play activities such as shopping scenarios, dining out, and giving directions help learners apply their knowledge to real-life contexts.
Vocabulary development includes numbers, days of the week, months, and common expressions used in social settings. Learners are also introduced to cultural aspects of France and other French-speaking regions, including food, traditions, and lifestyle.
By the end of this level, students can comfortably hold conversations on familiar topics, write simple paragraphs, and understand longer dialogues. This level is also suitable for students preparing for IGCSE or IB French exams, as it strengthens both speaking and writing skills.
The Advanced French course is aimed at students who already have a solid grasp of grammar and vocabulary and are ready to refine their skills for fluency. Lessons explore a wide range of authentic materials such as articles, blogs, interviews, and cultural texts.
Students practice discussing abstract topics such as identity, fashion, media, and social issues. Grammar is studied in detail, including subjunctive mood, conditional tense, and complex sentence structures. Learners improve their ability to express opinions, argue a point of view, and engage in sophisticated conversations.
Cultural immersion is emphasized through French films, news, and literature excerpts. Students learn about Parisian life, French traditions, and francophone cultures worldwide. Writing assignments may include blogs, essays, and creative projects, helping learners develop advanced written communication skills.
By the end of this course, students will be able to engage confidently in business or academic discussions, understand French media, and use French effectively in professional and social contexts. This level is also highly recommended for those aiming to achieve excellent results in IB, A-level, or DELF exams.
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French is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world, with over 300 million speakers across five continents. It is the official language in 29 countries and a working language of major international organizations such as the United Nations, European Union, and UNESCO.
In Hong Kong, learning French opens opportunities in business, diplomacy, international trade, and education. Many international schools include French in their curriculum, making it a valuable subject for students aiming to study abroad.
Culturally, French is the language of art, fashion, cuisine, and literature. Learning French allows you to enjoy French films, music, and literature in their original form. Whether for travel in Europe, career advancement, or cultural enrichment, French is an invaluable skill.
Our French courses use a communicative and student-centered approach. Classes are designed to be interactive, with a focus on real-life communication rather than rote memorization. Teachers combine grammar lessons with role-play, discussions, and multimedia resources to keep learning engaging and practical.
Beginners focus on pronunciation, listening, and building vocabulary through dialogues and interactive exercises. Intermediate and advanced learners practice
Our French courses use a communicative and student-centered approach. Classes are designed to be interactive, with a focus on real-life communication rather than rote memorization. Teachers combine grammar lessons with role-play, discussions, and multimedia resources to keep learning engaging and practical.
Beginners focus on pronunciation, listening, and building vocabulary through dialogues and interactive exercises. Intermediate and advanced learners practice debates, presentations, and cultural projects to improve fluency and accuracy.
Audio and video materials are frequently used, exposing learners to authentic French voices and helping them adapt to different accents and speaking speeds.
We believe language is best learned when students feel motivated and engaged, so our teaching philosophy emphasizes fun, meaningful, and practical lessons that help learners use French confidently in their daily lives.
We offer both private French lessons and small group courses, allowing students to choose the format that best fits their schedule and learning goals.
Private lessons are highly flexible and customizable. They are perfect for students with irregular schedules, professionals preparing for work abroad, or learners who want to focus on exam preparation. One-on-one lessons allow the tutor to tailor the pace, materials, and methods specifically to the student’s needs.
Group lessons, usually 4–6 students, provide a lively and interactive learning environment. Students can practice conversations with peers, work in pairs, and benefit from collaborative exercises. Group classes are also a great way to make friends with people who share the same interest in learning French.
Both private and group classes are taught by native or highly proficient French teachers who ensure that lessons are dynamic, engaging, and practical.
Our French teachers are highly qualified, with years of teaching experience in Hong Kong and abroad. Many hold specialized certifications such as the Certificate in Language Teaching to Adults (CLTA) and degrees in linguistics, education, or French studies.
Teachers at our centre are known for their professionalism, friendliness, and ability to adapt lessons to different student needs. They conduct detailed assessments before lessons begin, identifying each student’s strengths and weaknesses to design an effective learning plan.
Fluent in English and sometimes Cantonese or Mandarin, our teachers ensure that explanations are clear and accessible. They use a wide variety of teaching methods — from traditional grammar instruction to modern interactive techniques involving games, media, and role-play.
Their passion for teaching and creating a supportive, enjoyable learning atmosphere ensures that every student feels motivated to progress in their French studies.
No, our beginner course starts from scratch.
Yes, we specialize in preparing students for international exams.
Yes, most are native speakers with professional teaching qualifications.
Yes, lessons can be arranged at our centre, your home, office, or online.
We use textbooks, multimedia resources, and teacher-developed materials.
We balance both, with strong emphasis on speaking and listening.
With consistent learning, fluency can be achieved in 18–24 months.
Yes, we provide lessons for children, teens, and adults.
Usually 4–6 students per group, ensuring interactive participation.
Yes, students receive a course completion certificate.