How to practise speaking French when you’re a beginner? — Our five tips! When you   start learning a foreign language , the first steps can feel frustrating . You might think it’s impossible to have a real, interesting conversation with an actual native . But I’m here to tell you: it’s absolutely possible 🙂.  If you’ve been wondering how to talk to native French speakers at A1 level , this article is for you! 1. Overcome your French-speaking imposter syndrome This is a big o

Do you live in a remote area in Australia — or anywhere else in the world — and struggle to find people to practise your favourite language with 😉? You’re not alone! A trip to France might not be on your schedule just yet… but what if you could boost your conversation skills even from the middle of nowhere? That’s exactly what our French speaking club online is for! 🌏

When learning French, it can feel intimidating to throw yourself into a conversation group for the first time! Many students wait for ages before they finally feel ready to try… But you know what? You don’t need to know the language of Molière perfectly to join a conversation! In this article, I show you exactly how to overcome the fear of speaking French in a group. 🐓

“It would be amazing to start improving my French through conversation… but I’m not sure how to do it. Besides, I don’t live in France.” If you’ve ever thought this, here’s some good news: you don’t need to fly to the old continent to speak the language of Moliè You can practice right here in Australia by joining our French speaking group. Wondering what it’s really like? Read the testimonials of 5 of our students — from their initial doubts to how they feel after joining th

Can you really become fluent in the world’s sexiest language in just one week thanks to some miracle method? Spoiler alert: if that existed, we’d all be bilingual by now. 🤯 But here’s the thing—language learning doesn’t work that way. The good news? There is a real recipe. It’s not instant, but it’s simple, effective, and 100% doable. Let me show you how to get fluent in French fast—for real.

You’re 60, 70, or over 80 and thinking about learning the language of Molière? That’s amazing — and yes, it’s totally possible! If you’re wondering, “Am I too old to learn French?”, the answer is absolutely NON! 😁 In this article, I’ll show you exactly why age is not a barrier — and how learning a language later in life can be one of the best adventures you embark on.

How to ace a French oral exam? Start training ASAP! Got a language examination  like the VCE , TCF , DELF or DALF on the horizon? Whether it’s happening at the end of the year or a few months away, one thing’s certain: the earlier you start, the better! Wondering how to crush your French speaking exam ? I’ll tell you all my  tips to create an efficient study plan  and set yourself up for success . Learn how to crush your French speaking exam by starting early You know what th

Watching authentic Francophone shows is one of the best ways to combine business with pleasure. Find something you truly enjoy, and little by little you’ll expand your vocabulary, pick up new expressions, and even decode Parisian non-verbal communication. 

Fellow Melburnians, get ready - a little slice of France has landed right in your neighbourhood! I’m about to launch a second French-speaking class in 2025, right here in Carlton. Now you’re probably thinking: a French conversation group in Melbourne sounds pretty cool! But how does it actually work? Here are a few hints about what you can expect. 😀

What if I told you that the COVID era brought one unexpected positive impact to language learning? 😉 The pandemic played a significant role in making distance training more accessible than ever. When it comes to practicing the language of the holy baguette land, you now have two options: face-to-face vs online French class! So, which team are you on? 

Like every year, the VCE French written exam will be closing the 2022 VCE season, taking place on the 16th of November. Hurray! C’est la dernière ligne droite! (It’s the final stretch). Here are 4 tips to help you prepare for this last exam.

The oral component of French VCE is now underway. Some candidates started on the 3rd of October and are now feeling relieved and (mostly) happy with their performance. Others will have to wait until the end of the month, with almost three more weeks to feel nervous about the exam but also three extra weeks to prepare and feel more confident, fluent and ready.