Question 1

What level of French do I need?

Accepted Answer

If you can build simple sentences with little hesitation, use and understand the present, past, and future tenses in conversation, and are familiar with essential everyday vocabulary, you will thrive in these group sessions.The goal is to communicate effectively and express your ideas with confidence. Small differences in language level between participants are not a problem, as our focus is not on speaking perfectly but on developing a natural conversational flow.During the sessions, I will provide light corrections when appropriate. If you are looking for more in-depth, personalized feedback or grammar-focused lessons, I also offer complementary one-to-one classes.If you're unsure whether these group sessions are the right fit for you, feel free to book a free 20-minute call with me before reserving your spot..

Question 2

What if I miss one session?

Accepted Answer

Once you purchase your 4 Group Sessions Plan, it will be valid for 5 weeks.Please book your four sessions as early as possible to secure your place in your chosen group.If you know in advance that you won't be available for one of the weekly sessions during those five weeks, simply don't book that session.Once you have booked a session through my calendar, you may cancel it up to 24 hours before the session. The session credit will then be returned to your plan.Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the session cannot be refunded, transferred, or rescheduled.To help maintain consistency and group stability, no more than one weekly session may be missed or cancelled within a 4 Group Sessions Plan.Still have a question? Feel free to get in touch!

Question 3

Will I have to speak all the time?

Accepted Answer

No. The session is designed to give each participant the opportunity to speak. On average, each person will have around 15 minutes of speaking time per session.One of my roles as the facilitator is to ensure that speaking time is shared fairly among all participants and to gently guide the conversation so that everyone has the opportunity to contribute in turn.

Question 4

Do I need to prepare anything?

Accepted Answer

Ideally, yes.Taking a few minutes before the session to think about what you would like to share with the group will make it easier to express yourself naturally. You can also look up any vocabulary you might need in advance.Before each session, you will receive a resource (video, audio, or article) related to the week's topic. Reading or watching it beforehand will help you become familiar with the subject, improve your understanding, and make it easier to take an active part in the discussion.

Question 5

Will I receive the vocabulary afterwards?

Accepted Answer

Yes.During each session, I will take note of the useful vocab on a document shared with all participants. You can access this document at any time during and in between session.

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What level of French do I need?

What if I miss one session?

Will I have to speak all the time?

Do I need to prepare anything?

Will I receive the vocabulary afterwards?