Theme: Use them everyday – les pronoms objets
Tired of repeating the same nouns in every sentence? In this practical workshop, you’ll learn how to use French object pronouns
(direct and indirect)
to make your speech more natural and fluid. Through everyday scenarios, we’ll practice replacing nouns with the correct pronouns—like le,
la, lui, leur—so you can speak more like a native. Perfect for A2 learners looking to work on those pesky
pronouns!
📅 Thursday, December 18th
⏰ 1h30 session
💻 Online workshop
🗣 Level: A2
Theme: Using the past in French - Passé composé vs. imparfait
In this A2-level workshop, you’ll learn how to choose between passé composé and imparfait when talking
about the past. Through practical examples and activities, we’ll explore how to recognize and express completed actions
versus ongoing situations or descriptions. A great opportunity to clarify two essential past tenses and start using them
with confidence!
📅 Thursday, November 13th
⏰ 1h30 session
💻 Online workshop
🗣 Level: A2
Theme: From active to passive – la voix passive en français
Ready to take your French to a more formal level? In this workshop, you’ll discover how to use the passive voice to express
ideas in a more formal and academic way. Through practical examples and guided exercises, we’ll learn how to transform
active sentences into passive ones and understand when and why the passive voice is used in French.
📅 Thursday, December 4th
⏰ 1h30 session
💻 Online workshop
🗣 Level: B1
Theme: What if...? Making hypotheses in French with "si"
What would you do if you spoke perfect French? In this grammar workshop, you’ll learn how to form hypothetical sentences using
“si”
with the imparfait and the conditionnel présent. Through engaging activities, you’ll practice imagining
unreal situations while strengthening your grasp of these two key tenses. Suited for B1 intermediate learners.
📅 Thursday, October 30th
⏰ 1h30 session
💻 Online workshop
🗣 Level: B1
At the C1 CEFR level, a language learner:
– Can understand a wide range of demanding, longer clauses, and recognize implicit meaning.
– Can express ideas fluently and spontaneously without much obvious searching for expressions.
– Can use language flexibly and effectively for social, academic and professional purposes.
– Can produce clear, well- structured, detailed text on complex subjects, showing controlled use of organizational patterns, connectors, and
cohesive devices.
Theme: From active to passive – la voix passive en français
Ready to take your French to a more formal level? In this workshop, you’ll discover how to use the passive voice to express
ideas in a more formal and academic way. Through practical examples and guided exercises, we’ll learn how to transform
active sentences into passive ones and understand when and why the passive voice is used in French.
📅 Thursday, December 4th
⏰ 1h30 session
💻 Online workshop
🗣 Level: B1
Theme: What if...? Making hypotheses in French with "si"
What would you do if you spoke perfect French? In this grammar workshop, you’ll learn how to form hypothetical sentences using
“si”
with the imparfait and the conditionnel présent. Through engaging activities, you’ll practice imagining
unreal situations while strengthening your grasp of these two key tenses. Suited for B1 intermediate learners.
📅 Thursday, October 30th
⏰ 1h30 session
💻 Online workshop
🗣 Level: B1
Theme: Use them everyday – les pronoms objets
Tired of repeating the same nouns in every sentence? In this practical workshop, you’ll learn how to use French object pronouns
(direct and indirect)
to make your speech more natural and fluid. Through everyday scenarios, we’ll practice replacing nouns with the correct pronouns—like le,
la, lui, leur—so you can speak more like a native. Perfect for A2 learners looking to work on those pesky
pronouns!
📅 Thursday, December 18th
⏰ 1h30 session
💻 Online workshop
🗣 Level: A2
Theme: Using the past in French - Passé composé vs. imparfait
In this A2-level workshop, you’ll learn how to choose between passé composé and imparfait when talking
about the past. Through practical examples and activities, we’ll explore how to recognize and express completed actions
versus ongoing situations or descriptions. A great opportunity to clarify two essential past tenses and start using them
with confidence!
📅 Thursday, November 13th
⏰ 1h30 session
💻 Online workshop
🗣 Level: A2
Un pacte d’amour existentialiste :
« L’union libre » de Simone de Beauvoir et Jean-Paul Sartre autour des événements historiques qui les touchent, 1929-1986
Description du cours : À travers leur correspondance publiée, leurs œuvres autobiographiques, certains chapitres dans
Tête-à-tête: un pacte d’amour (Grasset, Paris, 2006), des articles de presse et des entretiens audio et vidéo, nous allons explorer
comment la relation de ce couple français, intellectuel et célèbre, a pu durer si longtemps. Le cours va aussi examiner ce couple en
vue des événements marquants de leur temps – historiques, culturels et sociaux.
Objectifs du cours: À la fin de ce cours, les participant (e)s devraient bien connaître les événements marquants
historiques en France (1914-1986) autour du couple Sartre-Beauvoir, les personnages principaux impliqués dans la relation, des termes
existentialistes de base, tels que « l’union libre » selon Beauvoir et Sartre, les biographies de Sartre et Beauvoir et
leurs engagements politiques, sociaux et culturels tout au long du partenariat. À partir de ces connaissances, ils devraient pouvoir
formuler des arguments intellectuels, théoriques et scolaires pertinents.
En principe, des questions de réflexion et les lectures obligatoires seront fournies à l’avance de chaque séance.
N.B: Chaque participant(e) effectuera des recherches et présentera en classe un exposé (8 à 10 minutes) sur un sujet
autour des thèmes traités dans le cours, à discuter.
Claudia Brown, prof de langue française et littérature française/francophone depuis plus de 30 ans. Elle a consacré sa thèse de maîtrise au Jean-Paul Sartre d’après-guerre (Université de Paris X – Nanterre). https://www.linkedin.com/in/claudia-brown/
Theme: From active to passive – la voix passive en français
Ready to take your French to a more formal level? In this workshop, you’ll discover how to use the passive voice to express
ideas in a more formal and academic way. Through practical examples and guided exercises, we’ll learn how to transform
active sentences into passive ones and understand when and why the passive voice is used in French.
📅 Thursday, December 4th
⏰ 1h30 session
💻 Online workshop
🗣 Level: B1
Theme: What if...? Making hypotheses in French with "si"
What would you do if you spoke perfect French? In this grammar workshop, you’ll learn how to form hypothetical sentences using
“si”
with the imparfait and the conditionnel présent. Through engaging activities, you’ll practice imagining
unreal situations while strengthening your grasp of these two key tenses. Suited for B1 intermediate learners.
📅 Thursday, October 30th
⏰ 1h30 session
💻 Online workshop
🗣 Level: B1
Theme: Use them everyday – les pronoms objets
Tired of repeating the same nouns in every sentence? In this practical workshop, you’ll learn how to use French object pronouns
(direct and indirect)
to make your speech more natural and fluid. Through everyday scenarios, we’ll practice replacing nouns with the correct pronouns—like le,
la, lui, leur—so you can speak more like a native. Perfect for A2 learners looking to work on those pesky
pronouns!
📅 Thursday, December 18th
⏰ 1h30 session
💻 Online workshop
🗣 Level: A2
Theme: Using the past in French - Passé composé vs. imparfait
In this A2-level workshop, you’ll learn how to choose between passé composé and imparfait when talking
about the past. Through practical examples and activities, we’ll explore how to recognize and express completed actions
versus ongoing situations or descriptions. A great opportunity to clarify two essential past tenses and start using them
with confidence!
📅 Thursday, November 13th
⏰ 1h30 session
💻 Online workshop
🗣 Level: A2