Private lessons, group classes and value packs, choose the format that fits your goals.
Your first working French — greetings, politeness, numbers and survival phrases — in eight friendly sessions.
Learn more →Zero to A1 in twelve structured sessions — the complete on-ramp for brand-new learners.
Learn more →The French your job actually needs — emails, meetings, small talk and phone calls, in twelve targeted sessions.
Learn more →Supply chain, production and operations French — taught by a teacher who worked the sector for years.
Learn more →A structured run-up to your DELF — all four papers, real exam tactics, and mock exams with scoring.
Learn more →A course differs from open-ended lessons in one word: destination. Each of the online french courses above bundles a set syllabus, a fixed number of live sessions on Zoom, and a defined outcome — finish, and you own that ground. Choose a course when structure motivates you or a goal has a deadline; choose open private french classes when your needs shift week to week (many learners do both — a course for the skeleton, occasional lessons for the gaps). Every course here keeps the ingredients that make this school work: a native french teacher live — not videos with a quiz bolted on, and no textbook-only grind — placement conversation included so you start at the right level, and the site’s free library (lessons, pronunciation audio, games, podcasts-friendly charts) as the daily practice layer between sessions. Compare honestly: an Alliance Française classroom course offers company at group pace; self-paced online courses offer price at motivation risk; the format here — small syllabus, live one-on-one delivery, free online support material — is built for adults who want a foreign language milestone reached, measured in fluency and proficiency rather than watch-time. Start with the free trial, name your goal, and the right course picks itself.