Online Adult Group Classes
For some, learning a language can be easier—and more fun—with others. My adult group classes welcome 2-10 participants (depending on the class) to ensure that everyone receives plenty of attention.
Advantages of learning French in a group setting:
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Enjoy accountability: stay motivated, engaged, and on-track thanks to a small classroom size.
- Build community: connect with other French learners through interactive and engaging class discussions and activities, and share your thoughts and ideas.
- Learn new vocabulary and grammar: discover new words and expressions, and build efficiency into your language through contextual lessons and diverse topics.
- Improve pronunciation: through a focus on oral production and the guidance of a native speaker, develop a natural accent and phonetic instincts with ease.
Current Class Offers (Winter 2026)
Elementary French 1
CEFR Level A0-A1
Enrollment has closed
90 minutes ● 10 sessions ● Thursdays 5:15pm ET ● Tuition: $685
This course is specifically designed for those students who have had no (or almost no) previous experience with French. Students will build the following skills: knowledge on how to present yourself and identify/provide simple descriptions of people and things (family, friends, possessions…); describe everyday life; understand short written passages; engage in simple conversations; describe simple future plans show basic knowledge on the Francophone communities around the world; demonstrate proficiency in the following grammatical structures: present tense of regular and irregular verbs, futur proche, adjective placement and agreement, articles, basic negation, imperative, prepositions of place, and interrogative forms. Accepting 2-6 students.
Conversation Intermédiare
CEFR Level B1-B2
Spots available!
75 minutes ● 10 sessions ● Thursdays 7:00pm ET ● Tuition: $650
This course is intended for students already proficient in French to expand their conversation skills. Various topics will be tackled, from current affairs to culture as well as students' unique interests. Authentic documents will be examined and debated, giving students the opportunity to strengthen their automatism and vocabulary with increasing specificity. Advanced grammar is also covered within context, including: complementary pronouns, relative pronouns, and time indicators; passé composé and imparfait, futur simple, conditionnel, and subjonctif. Accepting 2-6 students.
Book Club:
Le petit prince
CEFR Level A2-B1
Spots available!
75 minutes ● 10 sessions ● Fridays 7:00pm ET ● Tuition: $600
Les yeux sont aveugles. Il faut chercher avec le cœur.
In this course, intermediate students will read the fundamental text by Saint-Exupéry. This deceptively simple novel hides a rich and philosophical core. Students will read outside and in class, and explore discussion questions about the text and their relationship with it. Grammar will also be taught and practiced in the context of the novel, including object pronouns and a primer on the passé simple literary tense. It is recommended that students possess a physical copy of the novel for this course, though a PDF of chapters will be provided upon request. Accepting 2-10 students.
Winter Semester 2026
Elementary French 1:
Thursdays, 5:15 - 6:45PM (ET)
January 15 - March 19 2026
Conversation Intermédiare:
Thursdays, 7 - 8:15PM (ET)
January 15 - March 19 2026
Book Club:
Fridays, 7 - 8:15PM (ET)
January 16 - March 20 2026
How it works:
Step 1: Register
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Reserve your spot with a $20 deposit that will go towards your tuition.
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I’ll confirm once the class reaches the minimum number of students (2).
Step 2: Confirm
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Once the course is confirmed, you’ll receive an email with the syllabus and class materials.
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The remaining tuition is due 24 hours before the first class. Payment plans are available.
Step 3: Learn
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Join our 10-week semester!
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Classes are conversation-driven and based on authentic documents, videos, and short readings.
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Each week you’ll receive a recap email with key points and homework to complete before the following meeting. Homework may include grammar practice, vocabulary review, reading, or writing, depending on the class.
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If you miss a class, you can use your make-up credit (a 45-minute private review session with me)!
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Need extra help? Reach out anytime—I’m happy to support you.
Frequently Asked Questions:
I'm not sure what my level is?
Reach out to me and I'll set up a 20-minute consultation to help you find out!
Will there be homework?
Yes and no! After each class, I will provide resources to further practice the vocabulary and grammar learned during the session. In the B1/B2-level Conversation French class, you'll receive vocabulary, videos, podcasts, or articles before each class. It’s highly recommended to review these so you feel more confident and prepared to speak. I can also provide even more practice upon request!
Are the classes recorded?
Not at this time, since the primary focus of these classes is real-time conversation. However, you will receive a written lesson recap after each session.
How many students will there be in each class?
Between 2 and 10, so that everyone gets ample attention and plenty of opportunities to speak. Bigger class sizes may even be broken down into smaller groups depending on the task.
What if I miss a class?
Please inform me of your absence. Unfortunately, missed classes are not refunded and the missed session will be lost. However, everyone receives 1 45-minute make-up credit per semester: a private session where you can review what you missed.
What if the class is already full?
You can join the waiting list for the next semester. If there’s strong demand, additional classes may be added during the year.
What's expected of me as a student?
Arrive on time ready to learn, participate respectfully, and complete the prep work if you can—you'll get so much out of each class!