No book is required. ​​

Bring a pen and a notebook if you’d like to take notes.

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Our classes are offered to people aged 16 and over.

Any registration for a higher level then beginner 1 needs a level assessment test with one of our teachers. Except for beginner 1, you won’t be able to register for a class without a level assessment if you didn’t study with us in the last year.  

It is a meeting with one of our teachers which generally lasts between 5 to 10 minutes. Only your ability to speak or understand French will be evaluated. 

No, except for beginner 1 level.  

No, we don’t specifically prepare to pass the TEF. Our lessons are mainly focussed on conversation. We also don’t offer the test.   

Our classes are offered to people aged 16 and over. Unfortunately, we don’t offer lessons for kids.  

We offer small groups, from 5 to 12 students per classes. 

Our teachers have different backgrounds, and they are teaching universal French. All are teachers are experienced and certified.  

Only one of our classrooms is less accessible. If you cannot take stairs, please contact us before the beginning of the semester.  

They are not many differences between both; it really depends on your preferences. Prices are the same.  

No, once you are registered in a group, you can’t attend another group class.  

No, the teacher will evaluate your level all through the session and determine if you are ready for the next level. We organize our session as group levels; you will certainly need more than one term to pass to the next level.  

Yes, but in the summer only. If you would like to attend more than one class per week, it’s possible, but you would have to pay for two courses.  

No, but we can provide a list of tutors on demand.  

If you are not sure, please contact Le Centre after your first class. We would be able to provide 85% refund or switch class depending on availabilities.