Enroll in a French Class

A1.1 is a course designed for complete beginners. Students will learn to introduce themselves and others using essential French vocabulary. After starting with basics: the alphabet, numbers, students will use authentic materials from the French-speaking world to learn basic phrases. You will soon be able to ask and answer basic questions about yourself and others, including likes and dislikes! 

The focus in this class is particularly on listening and speaking skills, with some practice in reading and writing. 

Textbook Information: 

Défi 1 : This book is available at https://klettwl.com/store/content/afdenver-french.Tech savvy students are welcome to use the digital edition of the textbook and/or the workbook on. A subscription to Espace Virtuel grants students access to the workbook, so there are a variety of options for purchasing physical/digital materials. Students purchasing physical books will still have access to corrections and audios on the Espace Virtuel. See our textbook page for information about purchasing options.  YOU MAY NOW ORDER YOUR COURSE MATERIAL.

This book will be used for A1.1 through A1.4. A1.1 will review Units 1 and 2. 

Pace: 2.5 hours over 11 weeks

A2.4 is for students who have completed A2.3. In this course, students will explore ways to support causes and stay informed in French. By the end of the class, you will be able to present a cause you believe in and why and talk about current events important to you. 

*There will be no class on May 24*

Textbook information:

Cosmopolite 2 : Students will need to purchase a separate textbook and workbook for this class. These are available on amazon. Click here for the textbook, and click here for the workbook. You can also access the links on our textbook page. A2.3 will review Units 5 and 6.YOU CAN NOW PURCHASE YOUR MATERIAL 

Pace: 2.5 hours over 11 weeks

This course is for students who have completed A2.4, or approximately 180-200 hours of French lessons. During this class, students will talk about their cultural roots and memories, and traditions and stories in the francophone world. By the end of the class, you will use various tenses to tell stories and memories with details.

Défi 3: This book will be available at https://klettwl.com/store/content/afdenver-french. Tech savvy students are welcome to use the digital edition of the textbook and/or the workbook on. A subscription to Espace Virtuel grants students access to the workbook, so there are a variety of options for purchasing physical/digital materials. Students purchasing physical books will still have access to corrections and audios on the Espace Virtuel.  YOU MAY NOW ORDER YOUR COURSE MATERIAL.

This book will be used for B1.1 through B1.4. B1.1 will review Units 1 and 2. 

Pace: 2.5 hours over 11 weeks

For students interested in developing French business language skills. This workshop focuses on business vocabulary and know-how based on specific business situations. As an expansion on the Winter class, students will go beyond the basics of business etiquette and comportment. Topics may include types of businesses and staff, handling conflict, intellectual property, ethics, banking and accounting, searching for a job, marketing, and more. Students are welcome even if they did not take the Winter class, as long as they have the requisite level. Each class includes oral and written practice. Students should have a minimum B1 level. This is a 6-week class.
Pace: 1.5 over 6 weeks

This in-person class is designed for students at the B2 Upper Intermediate level or higher or for students who have taken more than 650 hours of French.

In this class, students will participate in enticing conversations about current events and culture pertaining to the French-speaking world (France, Belgium, West Africa, etc.).  Based on news videos and podcasts, they will engage in class discussions and defend their opinions.  Additionally, they will learn new idiomatic expressions, proverbs, as well as a plethora of linguistic subtleties.  

This class is taught entirely in French.

*There will be no class on May 24*

Textbook: None

Pace: 2.5 hours over 11 weeks

For students interested in developing French business language skills. This workshop focuses on business vocabulary and know-how based on specific business situations. As an expansion on the Winter class, students will go beyond the basics of business etiquette and comportment. Topics may include types of businesses and staff, handling conflict, intellectual property, ethics, banking and accounting, searching for a job, marketing, and more. Students are welcome even if they did not take the Winter class, as long as they have the requisite level. Each class includes oral and written practice. Students should have a minimum B1 level. This is a 6-week class.
Pace: 1.5 over 6 weeks

This in-person class is designed for students at the B2 Upper Intermediate level or higher or for students who have taken more than 650 hours of French.

In this class, students will participate in enticing conversations about current events and culture pertaining to the French-speaking world (France, Belgium, West Africa, etc.).  Based on news videos and podcasts, they will engage in class discussions and defend their opinions.  Additionally, they will learn new idiomatic expressions, proverbs, as well as a plethora of linguistic subtleties.  

This class is taught entirely in French.

*There will be no class on May 24*

Textbook: None

Pace: 2.5 hours over 11 weeks

For students interested in developing French business language skills. This workshop focuses on business vocabulary and know-how based on specific business situations. As an expansion on the Winter class, students will go beyond the basics of business etiquette and comportment. Topics may include types of businesses and staff, handling conflict, intellectual property, ethics, banking and accounting, searching for a job, marketing, and more. Students are welcome even if they did not take the Winter class, as long as they have the requisite level. Each class includes oral and written practice. Students should have a minimum B1 level. This is a 6-week class.
Pace: 1.5 over 6 weeks

This in-person class is designed for students at the B2 Upper Intermediate level or higher or for students who have taken more than 650 hours of French.

In this class, students will participate in enticing conversations about current events and culture pertaining to the French-speaking world (France, Belgium, West Africa, etc.).  Based on news videos and podcasts, they will engage in class discussions and defend their opinions.  Additionally, they will learn new idiomatic expressions, proverbs, as well as a plethora of linguistic subtleties.  

This class is taught entirely in French.

*There will be no class on May 24*

Textbook: None

Pace: 2.5 hours over 11 weeks