LANGUAGE ONZE PARIS

Langue Onze Paris is a small school, teaching French language to foreigners. It was created in 1981 in the 11th arrondissement in Paris. Working as a non-profit organisation, our French language school is run by a team of teachers and some active members who are united by their interest in foreign cultures, languages and pedagogy. All year round we welcome people of different nationalities and backgrounds who wish to learn or improve their knowledge of today's French.

The school provides a meeting place where you will be warmly welcomed and soon feel at home. Accommodation with Parisians can be arranged as well.

In 1984, the founder of Langue Onze Paris opened a second center in the south west of France: Langue Onze Sud-Ouest.

Since 1991, Langue Onze Paris has been a member of the TANDEM® international network of language schools.

Our teaching method of the French language are intentionally based on the everyday spoken French, using our own supply of worksheets created by the teachers themselves. The variety of topics covered by this material (oral and written expression, grammar, listening and reading comprehension, pronunciation) enables us to design a program perfectly suited to the needs of any given group.

All our teachers are native French speakers, graduates and have a solid experience in teaching French.

On average, there are 6 or 7 people in a group (the maximum being 9), which allows for greater student participation in a friendly atmosphere.

LANGUE ONZE SUD-QUEST

Established in 1984 in Toulouse, in the south-west of France, the French language school Langue Onze Sud-Ouest is an accredited institute of continuing education and professional training. Langue Onze Sud-Ouest has been part of the "Tandem® International" network of language schools since 1991. The French language courses take place in Toulouse year-round.

Langue Onze Sud-Ouest is run by a dynamic and experienced team who all share a strong interest in foreign cultures, languages and pedagogy. The courses are designed for all nationalities and all levels of knowledge of French. The various teaching methods developed by the teachers aim to acquaint students with present-day French. The staff is made up of native French speakers only.

The French classes are held in small groups of 5 to 10 students maximum, which allows the teachers to adapt each course to the students' needs and encourages every student to speak French. Dynamic, responsive, and experienced in working with small groups, our teachers have university degrees in teaching French as a Foreign Language and experience in other fields including theatre, literature and music. The teachers make use of their special areas of expertise to enrich the classroom experience and aid in teaching the French language authentically.