Coucou! Come join one of our French classes at Taalhuis Amsterdam and learn in small groups, allowing you to improve your language skills quickly. We offer French lessons for beginners, intermediate and advanced.
In class, both the teacher and the students speak French as much as possible to develop your speaking skills – obviously paying attention to correct grammar and vocabulary. At Taalhuis, you will be taught by experienced teachers whose mother tongue is French.
New courses start again in September. Please subscribe to our newsletter to be informed when the new schedule is available.
Do you already speak some French and are you interested in joining an ongoing course? Would you like some help defining your level, or do you have other questions? Please contact us at info@taalhuisamsterdam.nl or check our FAQ’s!
French is not only the language of love, champagne, fashion, croissants, art, and so much more, but also one of the working languages of the European Union. It is spoken around the world – of course in France and its overseas territories, but did you know there are 29 countries across all continents that have French as their official language? Reason enough to start learning French!
Although a textbook is used during most lessons, this does not mean that all French courses are taught in the same way. There is also plenty of room for culture, French chansons and the French news, so that you are completely ready for your next trip to ‘l’Hexagone’.
There are French courses at various levels to steadily work on your grammar and vocabulary and become a more fluent French speaker. For advanced speakers who wish to keep their French ‘comme il faut’, there are also regular conversation classes.
Are you now fully motivated to learn French? Most of our courses (1 lesson per week) start in September, January and April. Intensive courses (2 lessons per week) and short conversation courses (1 lesson per week) start in September, November, January, March, April and June.
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Taalhuis Amsterdam offers French courses from beginner to intermediate levels – both regular courses (once a week) as well as intensive courses (twice a week). You can also opt for private lessons or in-company training.
