Level 0: Designed for new French learners or those constructing basic sentences, even after using tools like Duolingo for several months and learning French in school.

📆 Calendar: IN-PERSON: From the 4th of February, you’ll have an hour class **every Wednesday at 5:45 pm** for 7 weeks until the 18th of March. If you miss a class, you’ll still get the material and some explanations from me, so then no excuse to keep practising your French every week!

Over the 7 weeks, you’ll learn to:

- Introduce yourself
- Use essential verbs
- Ask questions
- Express likes and dislikes
- Make well-structured sentences
- Order food and drinks
- Make reservations

🤔 ***Unsure whether to choose Level 0 or Level 1?***\
Here’s my advice: if you're deciding between these two levels, keep in mind that for Level 1, you should already feel comfortable forming questions and answers in French. You should know at least a few key verbs (perhaps 5–10), and while you might still make mistakes, especially with small connecting words, you can create sentences like:

- Quand est-ce que je peux aller en France ?
- Je ne vais pas en France parce que je travaille demain.
- Pourquoi est-ce que tu dois habiter à Paris ?
- Je ne peux pas faire du sport avec mes amis

Therefore, for Level 1, you shouldn’t be completely new to French (learning French in school 30 years ago doesn't really count haha). You should already have some confidence in speaking and be capable of forming basic sentences. On the other hand, if you’ve learned some French at school or through Duolingo but struggle to ask or answer simple questions correctly, I’d recommend starting with Level 0.

📚That's the overall idea, but as you know, **language learning is fluid** and can vary from one student to another. That’s why we keep our classes small, with a maximum of 6 students, to ensure we can adjust to each student’s level and make sure everyone gets plenty of speaking time. The key to learning a language is by speaking it, so our main focus is simple: speak, speak, and speak.

🧑‍🏫 The class will be conducted by Lauriane a really experienced French teacher.

🗣 You'll learn from a **native French Speaker**, so you’ll experience how French is truly spoken—not from an app or a textbook. A quick heads-up: you won’t be learning the typical phrases like “Parlez-vous français ?” or “Voulez-vous visiter le musée ?” because that’s not how we really talk. But don’t worry, I’ll explain all of that during the course and help you sound like a real French speaker!

Every class includes **homework** and different types of exercises to help you keep a good routine outside of class. You'll get all the materials on a printed and online version, before/after each class, meaning you don't need to buy a book.

📌 Location: YMCA Broughty Ferry - 151 Brook Street, Dundee, DD5 1DJ

Need more information? Send me an email at louise@bonjour-frenchclasses.com

Ready?

Ps: At least 3 students have to be confirmed for the class to go ahead, thanks for your comprehension.

***Note the Cancellation Policy*** *for our group course: You can cancel your participation 72 hours before the course starts, and get a full refund. After that, because it's a book of classes held at the same time every week, the course is non-refundable and non-transferable.*

Learn French and join Lauriane every Wednesday for 7 weeks.

DUNDEE - LEVEL 0 BEGINNER

*Please note that this group class is in La Barantine **Stockbridge** with Emma*

*Note: This group is more beginner-friendly than the level 1.*

📆 Calendar: IN-PERSON: From the 23rd of February, you’ll have an hour class **every Monday at 6 pm** for 9 weeks until the 20th of April. If you miss a class, you’ll still get the material and some explanations from me so then no excuse to keep practising your French every week!

This level is for students who have already learnt some basic French before, and they are able to use verbs as (I/you can, I/you want, I/you go, I/you am, I/you have). You can turn the sentences into a negative (je ne peux pas, je ne suis pas…) or turn them into a question (est-ce que je peux… est-ce que tu vas…?). Therefore, you are still really beginners, but still have some basic knowledge of the French language.

🤔***Unsure whether to choose Level 0 or Level 1?*** As a general idea, here’s my advice: if you're deciding between these two levels, keep in mind that for Level 1, you should already feel “comfortable “ forming questions and answers in French. You should know at least a few key verbs, and while you might still make mistakes, especially with small connecting words, you can create sentences like:

- Quand est-ce que je peux aller en France ?
- Je ne vais pas en France parce que je travaille demain.
- Je ne peux pas faire du sport avec mes amis

Therefore, for Level 1, you shouldn’t be completely new to French (learning French in school 30 years ago doesn't really count haha). You should already have some confidence in speaking and be capable of forming basic sentences. On the other hand, if you’ve learned some French at school or through Duolingo but struggle to ask or answer simple questions correctly, I’d recommend starting with Level 0.

Therefore, for Level 1, you shouldn’t be completely new to French; you should already have a bit of confidence speaking and be capable of forming basic sentences. On the other hand, if you’ve learned some French at school or through Duolingo but struggle to ask or answer simple questions correctly, I’d recommend starting with Level 0.

📚 That's the overall idea, but as you know, **language learning is fluid** and can vary from one student to another. That’s why we keep our classes small, with a maximum of 6 students, to ensure we can adjust to each student’s level and make sure everyone gets plenty of speaking time. The key to learning a language is by speaking it, so our main focus is simple: speak, speak, and speak.

🧑‍🏫 The class will be conducted by Emma, a really experienced native French teacher, from Belgium.

🗣You'll be learning from a **native French Speaker**, so you’ll experience how French is truly spoken, not from an app or a textbook. A quick heads-up: you won’t be learning the typical phrases like “Parlez-vous français ?” or “Voulez-vous visiter le musée ?” because that’s not how we really talk. But don’t worry, I’ll explain all of that during the course and help you sound like a real French speaker!

The class is open for only **6 students** to keep the class small and cosy, but mostly to ensure everyone can practice and ask questions.

We'll meet in the famous French cosy café La Barantine in Stockbridge after it’s closed, which makes it feel more like hanging out than a formal lesson - indeed, don't expect a "rigid" approach such as formal institutions. Students who come are super friendly and motivated, not just to learn French, but to enjoy some time with interesting and nice people. So my classes are all about **learning and having a good time together**.

Every class includes homework and different types of exercises to help you keep a good routine outside of the class.

You'll get all the materials in a printed and online version, before/after each class, meaning you don't need to buy a book.

📌 Location: We’ll meet in La Barantine Stockbridge - 27B Raeburn Pl, Edinburgh EH4 1HU

Need more information? Send me an email at [louise@bonjour-frenchclasses.com](mailto:louise@bonjour-frenchclasses.com)

Ready?

***Note the Cancellation Policy*** *for our group course: You can cancel your participation 72 hours before the course starts, and get a full refund. After that, because it's a book of classes held at the same time every week, the course is non-refundable and non-transferable.*

Bonjour French Classes - EDINBURGH - LEVEL 0 BEGINNER COURSE

EDINBURGH - LEVEL 0 BEGINNER COURSE

Komal Gandhi

Super fun class, love the format, Emma was incredible my helpful, welcoming, and encouraging! 

Learn French with Emma every Monday for 9 weeks at 6 pm in Stockbridge.

EDINBURGH - MONDAY PETIT LEVEL 1 BEGINNER COURSE

*Approximate level: A1+ towards A2*

📆 Calendar: ONLINE: From the 24th of February, you’ll have an hour class **every Tuesday at 5:15 pm** for 9 weeks until the 21st of April. If you miss a class, don't worry, you'll still get the **replay** of the class and the materials, so no excuse to keep practising your French every week

This group is ideal for **advanced beginners**, students who can already manage simple conversations and are starting to feel more comfortable expressing themselves in French, even if it’s slowly. You should already be familiar and be able to speak with the present tense, the past tense (passé composé) and the near future (futur proche) and a bit of conditionnal (je pourrais, je devrais, j’aimerais), even if they’re not perfect yet.

We’ll continue working on those tenses and practise speaking more fluently in longer sentences. Expect to still make lots of mistakes (that's totally normal), but also to start enjoying the feeling of really communicating in French.

You might be able to say things like:

- *“Le week-end dernier, je suis allée au restaurant avec mes amis. J'étais heureux. Et toi, qu'est ce que tu as fait ?”*
- *“Demain, je vais partir en France et je vais retourner au travail la semaine prochaine. Et toi, qu'est ce que tu vas faire demain ?”*

If that sounds like you (even if you still have to think a lot before you speak) this is the right level. Plus, at this level, students should be able to take the **initiative** to learn more words!

🤔**If you're unsure whether to pick Level 1 or Level 2:**

Choose Level 2 if you've already used the past tense a little and want to push yourself to speak more and move beyond beginner conversations. If you're not there yet, Level 1 is a safer and more supportive place to start.

📚 That's the overall idea, but as you know, **language learning is fluid** and can vary from one student to another. That’s why we keep our classes small, with a maximum of 6 students, to ensure we can adjust to each student’s level and make sure everyone gets plenty of speaking time. The key to learning a language is by speaking it, so our main focus is simple: speak, speak, and speak.

🗣You'll be learning from a **native French Speaker,** **Emma**, so you’ll experience how French is truly spoken, not from an app or a textbook. A quick heads-up: you won’t be learning the typical phrases like “Parlez-vous français ?” or “Voulez-vous visiter le musée ?” because that’s not how we really talk. But don’t worry, we’ll explain all of that during the course and help you sound like a real French speaker!

The class is open for only **6 students** to keep the class small and cosy, but mostly to ensure everyone can practice and ask questions.

Every class includes homework and different types of exercises to help you keep a good routine outside of the class. You'll get all the materials on a printed and online version, before/after each class, meaning you don't need to buy a book.

📌 Location: online - you won't need to download anything

Need more information? Send me an email at louise@bonjour-frenchclasses.com

Ready?

***Note the Cancellation Policy*** *for our group course: You can cancel your participation 72 hours before the course starts, and get a full refund. After that, because it's a book of classes held at the same time every week, the course is non-refundable and non-transferable.*

Join our online course for advanced beginners every Tuesday at 5:15 pm!

ONLINE LEVEL 2: French Beginner Course

*Approximate level: A2+*

*Please note that this group class is in La Barantine, **Bruntsfield** with Emma.*

📆 Calendar: IN-PERSON: From the 25th of February, you’ll have an hour class **every Wednesday at 7:30 pm** for 9 weeks until the 22nd of April. If you miss a class, you’ll still get the material and some explanations from me so then no excuse to keep practising your French every week!

This level is for students who are **no longer scared of speaking**; you're jumping in, even if you’re still searching for the right words and **making regular mistakes**. You’ve already learned the present, past (passé composé), and future tenses, and you've probably seen the imparfait and conditionnel, even if you’re still figuring out how to use them perfectly.

In this group, we really start pushing the conversation further: talking about memories, plans, ideas, and preferences with more variety and vocabulary. *The pace is gentle*, and there's plenty of space to ask questions and build confidence, but we’re aiming to move to the next step! Indeed, our goal is to speak only in French in this class… :)

*Not sure which level to choose?*

If you can discuss pretty easily what you did last weekend, what you're doing tomorrow, or what you would like to do next year (even with mistakes), if you can have some discussion, even at a slow pace, about different subjects, you’re probably ready for Level 3. If that still feels too far away and scary, then Level 2 will help you get there.

📚 That's the overall idea, but as you know, **language learning is fluid** and can vary from one student to another. That’s why we keep our classes small, with a maximum of 6 students, to ensure we can adjust to each student’s level and make sure everyone gets plenty of speaking time. The key to learning a language is by speaking it, so our main focus is simple: speak, speak, and speak.

🧑‍🏫 The class will be conducted by Emma, a really experienced native French teacher, from Belgium.

🗣You'll be learning from a **native French Speaker**, so you’ll experience how French is truly spoken, not from an app or a textbook. A quick heads-up: you won’t be learning the typical phrases like “Parlez-vous français ?” or “Voulez-vous visiter le musée ?” because that’s not how we really talk. But don’t worry, I’ll explain all of that during the course and help you sound like a real French speaker!

The class is open for only **6 students** to keep the class small and cosy, but mostly to ensure everyone can practice and ask questions.

We'll meet in a French cosy café in Bruntsfield after it’s closed (La Barantine), which makes it feel more like hanging out than a formal lesson. The people who come are super friendly and motivated, not just to learn French, but to enjoy some time with interesting and nice people. So my classes are all about **learning and having a good time together**.

Every class includes homework and different types of exercises to help you keep a good routine outside of the class. You'll get all the materials on a printed and online version, before/after each class, meaning you don't need to buy a book.

📌 Location: We’ll meet in the famous La Barantine Bruntsfield, a French bakery & coffee shop booked just for us, oui oui! (202 Bruntsfield Pl, Edinburgh EH10 4DF).

Need more information? Send me an email at louise@bonjour-frenchclasses.com

**Ready?**

***Note the Cancellation Policy*** *for our group course: You can cancel your participation 72 hours before the course starts, and get a full refund. After that, because it's a book of classes held at the same time every week, the course is non-refundable and non-transferable.*

Practise your French with Emma every Wednesday for 9 weeks at 7:30 pm in Bruntsfield.

EDINBURGH - WEDNESDAY LEVEL 3 IMPROVERS

*Approximate level: A1*

*Please note that this group class is in La Barantine **Stockbridge** with Emma*

📆 Calendar: IN-PERSON: From the 26th of February, you’ll have an hour class **every Thursday at 6:15 pm** for 9 weeks until the 23rd of April. If you miss a class, you’ll still get the material and some explanations from us so then no excuse to keep practising your French every week!

Level 1 is for students who have already done a bit of French and feel comfortable with basic questions and answers. You should be able to introduce yourself, say a few things about your life, and use common verbs like *aller*, *faire*, *vouloir*, *pouvoir*, *devoir*, etc, even if you still make mistakes or hesitate sometimes.

*Hesitating between level 0 and 1?*

Here’s my advice: if you're deciding between these two levels, keep in mind that for Level 1, you should already feel comfortable forming questions and answers in French. You should know at least a few key verbs (perhaps 5–10), and while you might still make mistakes, especially with small connecting words, you can create sentences like:

- Quand est-ce que je peux aller en France ?
- Je ne vais pas en France parce que je travaille demain.
- Pourquoi est-ce que tu dois habiter à Paris ?
- Je ne peux pas faire du sport avec mes amis

Therefore, for Level 1, you shouldn’t be completely new to French; you should already have a bit of confidence speaking and be capable of forming basic sentences. On the other hand, if you’ve learned some French at school or through Duolingo but struggle to ask or answer simple questions correctly, I’d recommend starting with Level 0.

📚 That's the overall idea, but as you know, **language learning is fluid** and can vary from one student to another. That’s why we keep our classes small, with a maximum of 6 students, to ensure we can adjust to each student’s level and make sure everyone gets plenty of speaking time. The key to learning a language is by speaking it, so our main focus is simple: speak, speak, and speak.

🧑‍🏫 The class will be conducted by Emma, a really experienced native French teacher, from Belgium.

🗣You'll be learning from a **native French Speaker**, so you’ll experience how French is truly spoken, not from an app or a textbook. A quick heads-up: you won’t be learning the typical phrases like “Parlez-vous français ?” or “Voulez-vous visiter le musée ?” because that’s not how we really talk. But don’t worry, I’ll explain all of that during the course and help you sound like a real French speaker!

The class is open for only **6 students** to keep the class small and cosy, but mostly to ensure everyone can practice and ask questions.

We'll meet in the famous French cosy café La Barantine in Stockbridge after it’s closed, which makes it feel more like hanging out than a formal lesson - indeed, don't expect a "rigid" approach such as formal institutions. Students who come are super friendly and motivated, not just to learn French, but to enjoy some time with interesting and nice people. So my classes are all about **learning and having a good time together**.

Every class includes homework and different types of exercises to help you keep a good routine outside of the class.

You'll get all the materials in a printed and online version, before/after each class, meaning you don't need to buy a book.

📌 Location: We’ll meet in La Barantine Stockbridge - 27B Raeburn Pl, Edinburgh EH4 1HU

Need more information? Send me an email at [louise@bonjour-frenchclasses.com](mailto:louise@bonjour-frenchclasses.com)

Ready?

***Note the Cancellation Policy*** *for our group course: You can cancel your participation 72 hours before the course starts, and get a full refund. After that, because it's a book of classes held at the same time every week, the course is non-refundable and non-transferable.*

Learn French with Emma every Thursday for 9 weeks at 6:15 pm in Stockbridge.

EDINBURGH - THURSDAY LEVEL 1 BEGINNER COURSE

*Approximate level: A1*

*Note this level is more advanced than a simple level 1.*

📆 Calendar: ONLINE: From the 3rd of March, you’ll have an hour class **every Tuesday at 6:30 pm** for 8 weeks until the 21st of April. If you miss a class, don't worry, you'll still get the **replay** of the class and the materials, so no excuse to keep practising your French every week

At this level, students should have a **solid foundation** in basic French communication. They can comfortably introduce themselves, ask and answer simple questions, and use some simple everyday verbs in the present tense (to go, to do, to like, to want, to come, can). They are also able to navigate common interactions, such as ordering in a restaurant and expressing likes, dislikes, and preferences. At this level, you should be comfortable with your present, future and past tense, as we'll add the conditional to your répertoire!

Students in this group should have already learnt the basics of ***le passé composé,*** which is a past tense in French (j'ai fait, j'ai pris etc). During this term, you'll practise it, and so much more.

**🤔Unsure whether to choose Level 0 or Level 1**? Here’s my advice: if you're deciding between these two levels, keep in mind that for Level 1, you should already feel comfortable forming questions and answers in French. You should know at least a few key verbs (perhaps 5–10), and while you might still make mistakes, especially with small connecting words, you can create sentences like:

- Quand est-ce que je peux aller en France ?
- Je ne vais pas en France parce que je dois travailler demain.
- Pourquoi est-ce que tu es allé habiter à Paris ? Est ce que tu as mangé des escargots ?
- Je ne peux pas faire du sport avec mes amis parce que je suis malade.
- Quand est ce que vous allez regarder le football ?

Therefore, for Level 1, you shouldn’t be completely new to French; you should already have a bit of confidence speaking and be capable of forming basic sentences. On the other hand, if you’ve learned some French at school or through Duolingo but struggle to ask or answer simple questions correctly, I’d recommend starting with Level 0 or maybe a petit level 1.

📚 That's the overall idea, but as you know, **language learning is fluid** and can vary from one student to another. That’s why we keep our classes small, with a maximum of 6 students, to ensure we can adjust to each student’s level and make sure everyone gets plenty of speaking time. The key to learning a language is by speaking it, so our main focus is simple: speak, speak, and speak.

🗣You'll be learning from a **native French Speaker,** **Emma**, so you’ll experience how French is truly spoken, not from an app or a textbook. A quick heads-up: you won’t be learning the typical phrases like “Parlez-vous français ?” or “Voulez-vous visiter le musée ?” because that’s not how we really talk. But don’t worry, we’ll explain all of that during the course and help you sound like a real French speaker!

The class is open for only **6 students** to keep the class small and cosy, but mostly to ensure everyone can practice and ask questions.

Every class includes homework and different types of exercises to help you keep a good routine outside of the class. You'll get all the materials in a printed and online version, before/after each class, meaning you don't need to buy a book.

📌 Location: online - you won't need to download anything

Need more information? Send me an email at louise@bonjour-frenchclasses.com

Ready?

***Note the Cancellation Policy*** *for our group course: You can cancel your participation 72 hours before the course starts, and get a full refund. After that, because it's a book of classes held at the same time every week, the course is non-refundable and non-transferable.*

Join our online course for beginners every Tuesday at 6:30 pm!

ONLINE LEVEL 1: FRENCH BEGINNER COURSE

*Approximate level: A1+ towards A2*

📆 Calendar: IN-PERSON: From the 4th of February, you’ll have an hour class **every Wednesday at 4 pm for 7 weeks** until the 18th of March. If you miss a class, you’ll still get the material and some explanations from me, so then no excuse to keep practising your French every week!

This group is ideal for **advanced beginners**, students who can already manage simple conversations and are starting to feel more comfortable expressing themselves in French, even if it’s slowly. You should already be familiar and be able to speak with the present tense, the past tense (passé composé) and the near future (futur proche), even if they’re not perfect yet.

We’ll continue working on those tenses and practise speaking more fluently in longer sentences. Expect to still make lots of mistakes (that's totally normal), but also to start enjoying the feeling of really communicating in French.

You might be able to say things like:

- *“Le week-end dernier, je suis allée au restaurant avec mes amis. J'étais heureux. Et toi, qu'est ce que tu as fait ?”*
- *“Demain, je vais partir en France et je vais retourner au travail la semaine prochaine. Et toi, qu'est ce que tu vas faire demain ?”*

If that sounds like you, even if you still have to think a lot before you speak, this is the right level. Plus, at this level, students should be able to take the **initiative** to learn more words!

🤔**If you're unsure whether to pick Level 1 or Level 2:**

Choose Level 2 if you've already used the past tense a little and want to push yourself to speak more and move beyond beginner conversations. If you're not there yet, Level 1 is a safer and more supportive place to start.

📚 That's the overall idea, but as you know, **language learning is fluid** and can vary from one student to another. That’s why we keep our classes small, with a maximum of 6 students, to ensure we can adjust to each student’s level and make sure everyone gets plenty of speaking time. The key to learning a language is by speaking it, so our main focus is simple: speak, speak, and speak.

🧑‍🏫 The class will be conducted by Lauriane a really experienced French teacher.

🗣You'll be learning from a **native French Speaker**, so you’ll experience how French is truly spoken, not from an app or a textbook. A quick heads-up: you won’t be learning the typical phrases like “Parlez-vous français ?” or “Voulez-vous visiter le musée ?” because that’s not how we really talk. But don’t worry, I’ll explain all of that during the course and help you sound like a real French speaker!

The class is open for only **6 students** to keep the class small and cosy, but mostly ensure everyone can practice and ask questions.

Every class includes homework and different types of exercises to help you keep a good routine outside of the class. You'll get all the materials in a printed and online version, before/after each class, meaning you don't need to buy a book.

**A quick note about level tests**

You might have done an online test that says you're B1 or even B2—but just a small heads-up: online tests often focus on grammar or vocabulary, and they don’t always reflect your speaking ability.

In our courses, the main focus is on spoken French. So even if you've learned lots of grammar or done well on paper, it’s totally normal to find speaking much harder. That’s why I always recommend choosing a level based on how confidently you can talk in French, especially in real-life situations, not just what you’ve studied or what a test says.

📌 Location: YMCA Broughty Ferry - 151 Brook Street, Dundee, DD5 1DJ

Need more information? Send me an email at [louise@bonjour-frenchclasses.com](mailto:louise@bonjour-frenchclasses.com)

Ready?

*Also, for the class to go ahead, at least 3 students have to be confirmed. Thanks for your understanding.*

***Note the Cancellation Policy*** *for our group course: You can cancel your participation 72 hours before the course starts, and get a full refund. After that, because it's a book of classes held at the same time every week, the course is non-refundable and non-transferable.*

Practise your French and join Lauriane every Wednesday at 4 pm for 7 weeks!

DUNDEE - WEDNESDAY LEVEL 2 BEGINNER

*Approximate level: A2/B1*

📆 Calendar: IN-PERSON: From the 4th of February, you’ll have an hour class **every Wednesday at 2:45 pm for 7 weeks** until the 18th of March. If you miss a class, you’ll still get the material and some explanations from me, so then no excuse to keep practising your French every week!

At this level, students are moving towards more natural conversations. You’ve learned most of the core tenses (present, passé composé, imparfait, futur) and can use them, even if not always perfectly. You probably understand a lot more than you can say, and while you can hold a conversation, you sometimes struggle to find the right word. That’s absolutely fine, this class is here to help with exactly that.

In this group, we speak mostly in French (so you need to be ready for it), but we slow things down when needed and switch to English occasionally to explain trickier concepts. We focus on everyday French (the way people actually talk) and we take time to build your vocabulary, fix common mistakes, and work on your listening and speaking confidence.

You don’t need to be fluent yet, but you should already feel comfortable listening and speaking French with others.

📚That's the overall idea, but as you know, **language learning is fluid** and can vary from one student to another. That’s why we keep our classes small, with a maximum of 6 students, to ensure we can adjust to each student’s level and make sure everyone gets plenty of speaking time. The key to learning a language is by speaking it, so our main focus is simple: speak, speak, and speak.

🧑‍🏫 The class will be conducted by Lauriane a really experienced French teacher. Be ready to learn some proper French!

🗣 You'll learn from a **native French Speaker**, so you’ll experience how French is truly spoken—not from an app or a textbook. A quick heads-up: you won’t be learning the typical phrases like “Parlez-vous français ?” or “Voulez-vous visiter le musée ?” because that’s not how we really talk. But don’t worry, I’ll explain all of that during the course and help you sound like a real French speaker!

Every class includes **homework** and different types of exercises to help you keep a good routine outside of class. You'll get all the materials on a printed and online version, before/after each class, meaning you don't need to buy a book.

📌 Location: YMCA Broughty Ferry - 151 Brook Street, Dundee, DD5 1DJ

Need more information? Send me an email at louise@bonjour-frenchclasses.com

Ready?

Ps: At least 3 students have to be confirmed for the class to go ahead, thanks for your comprehension.

***Note the Cancellation Policy*** *for our group course: You can cancel your participation 72 hours before the course starts, and get a full refund. After that, because it's a book of classes held at the same time every week, the course is non-refundable and non-transferable.*

Practise your French and join Lauriane every Wednesday at 2:45 pm for 7 weeks in Broughty Ferry.