In this 5-week class, you will refine essential features of French grammar to improve your language skills. This class is designed for students at a B1-level or higher.
Pace: 1.5 over 6 weeks

Les “casse-croutes” de l’Alliance Francaise de Denver – Special Lunch Time Conversation Program BYOCC! (Bring Your Own Casse-Croûte !) From the literal translation to “break the crust” (as in breaking bread), the Casse-Croûte is a light meal shared between friends, colleagues, and family; a French version of a brown-bag lunch. Join us for a lively conversation based on current events/a magazine article/news, etc. related to your level of French. Conversations will be facilitated by the teacher who will prepare something different for each session. No textbook is needed for this class. 

Pace: 1 hour over 6 weeks

This class is for students who have completed B1.4 (approximately 300 hours of French study). This is an advanced level class, and is recommended for students with a significant French background, that they perhaps haven't used in some time (previously lived in France, French major/minor, etc.)

In this class, students will review B1 and B2 level topics, based on the interests and needs of the students in the class. This can include (but is not limited to) use of the conditional and subjunctive modes, effective use of passive voice, hypothetical phrases with "si", demonstrative pronouns, and indirect speech. Students will practice speaking and writing in the contexts of both everyday life and of more complex themes, such as current events, using written and audio documents. 

If you are unsure of your level, you can find our placement test HERE
Pace: 2 hours over 6 weeks

This in-person class is designed for students at the B2 Upper Intermediate level or higher or for students who have taken more than 500 hours of French.

In this class, students will participate in enticing conversations about current events and culture pertaining to the French speaking world (France, Belgium, West Africa, etc.).  Based on news videos and podcasts, they will engage in class discussions and defend their opinions.  Additionally, they will learn new idiomatic expressions, proverbs, as well as a plethora of linguistic subtleties.  

This class is taught entirely in French. 

Pace: 2.5 over 6 weeks

This course will focus on the 4 major language skills: reading, writing, listening and speaking by using a selection of various materials. Each week students will read and analyze a particular cultural topic of conversation, learn new vocabulary by doing a variety of interesting exercises, discuss the content, and listen to or watch short clips to improve their understanding of French.
Pace: 1.5 over 6 weeks

A class for history buffs or just the curious, students in this class will learn how France has been shaped and changed by history since la Révolution. Taught entirely in French, this class is for students level B1 and up.
Pace: 1.5 over 6 weeks

Calling all artists! If you are looking to stretch your creative muscles and improve your French, this is the class for you. This is an interactive class, where students will practice drawing based on various themes related to the Normandy region. By the end of the class, students will learn new art techniques, as well as ways to talk about their art in French.

This class will be entirely in French. It is recommended for strong B1 students and above. The teacher will send an email with needed materials 2 weeks before the start of the class.
Pace: 2 hours over 6 weeks

In this workshop, we will discover some of the most extraordinary castles in France.  We will learn about and discuss their architecture, strategic geographic location, history, Kings and Queens, among other topics.  This course is designed for students at the intermediate to advanced level of French (B1 and above). It will be taught entirely in French!

Pace: 1.5 over 6 weeks

Pace: 1.5 over 6 weeks

This course is designed for B1 to C2 (intermediate to advanced) students. In this French conversation class, discussion about topics related to current events, culture, science, and economics, is of the essence. Each week, the instructor selects different themes, drawn from newspaper or magazine articles, podcasts, excerpts from literary texts, French movie clips, etc. Exchange of ideas is highly encouraged and fun. Emphasis on pronunciation and grammar is made when necessary.

Pace: 2 hours over 6 weeks