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French courses for teens

Academic French Classes for Teens: Structured Learning for future IGCSE, IB and HKDSE Success

Our French for Teens and Tweens program is specifically designed for students aged 10 to 15. Starting from a beginner level, we provide a systematic and immersive education that follows a specialized framework. This course not only develops high-level communication skills but also builds a rock-solid foundation for students aiming to excel in international exams, including MYP, I/GCSE, IB, A-Levels, and HKDSE.


Why Your Teen Should Learn French?

  • Academic Advantage: French is a valuable addition to college applications and enhances future career opportunities.

  • Personal Growth: Learning French encourages teenagers to step out of their comfort zones, boosts self-confidence, and fosters a sense of accomplishment and personal development.

  • Broaden Their Horizons: Help your child become a global citizen with French, making travel and international connections easier.

Our Quality Guarantee:

  • Lessons taught by native, qualified French teachers.

  • Includes four weekly lessons.

👥 Class Size and Age Groups:

  • Limited to 2-6 students per class to ensure personalized attention.

  • Small class sizes for more focused learning.

  • Students grouped by age with a +/- one year difference.

📚 Course Content:

  • Interactive lessons with a structured curriculum to prepare for DELF, HKDSE, IGCSE, and IB exams.

  • View detailed course content.

💰 Pricing:

  • Semi-Intensive: 1700 HKD/month for 4 lessons of 1.5 hours each.

  • Regular: 1200 HKD/month for 4 lessons of 1 hour each.

📅 Schedule:

  • New classes start every month.

  • Contact us on WhatsApp to get the latest schedule.

 

💡 Course Benefits

  • Academic Excellence: Enhances teens' college prospects by developing analytical skills essential for university admissions.

  • Global opportunities: Opens pathways to international scholarships and study abroad programs, making teens more competitive globally.

  • Cultural awareness: Broadens teens' understanding of global cultures, fostering respect and global citizenship.

  • Future careers: Equips teens for careers in tech, business, and beyond, providing a unique advantage in the international job market.

  • Personal growth: Challenges teens, building confidence, independence, and resilience, preparing them for future success.


 

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🎓 Teaching Approach

Our pedagogical approach for teenagers balances academic rigor with interactive engagement, ensuring students stay motivated while achieving measurable progress:

  • 📍 Elite Small Group Setting: Classes are strictly limited to 2–6 students. This low teacher-to-student ratio is essential for a high-quality learning environment and ensures every student receives personalized attention and maximum speaking time.

  • 📍 100% Native Immersion: Lessons are conducted by qualified native French teachers who hold university degrees or Master’s in Education.

  • 📍 Global Curriculum Standards: Our courses follow a structured framework designed to prepare students for the specific requirements of learning French as a foreign language from scratch.

  • 📍 Dynamic & Practical Learning: We use age-appropriate, innovative methods and official syllabi. By using real-world scenarios, role-plays, and discussions, we train students to use French confidently in daily life rather than just memorizing grammar.

🎯 What will your child learn

By the end of the first stage (Lessons 1–36), your child will have achieved the following milestones:
 

  • Comprehensive Foundations: Master the ability to introduce themselves, talk about their family, describe appearances, and discuss their daily routines.

  • Real-World Communication: Navigate French-speaking environments with ease—asking for directions, ordering in restaurants, and expressing personal opinions or preferences.

  • Core Grammar Mastery: Acquire a firm grasp of essential French structures, including articles, possessive adjectives, reflexive verbs, and the Passé Composé (Past Tense).

  • Academic Readiness: Develop the skills needed to compose long texts or formal letters. Students will improve their reading comprehension and listening accuracy, directly preparing them for future school exams.


     

📚 Detailed Content

Lessons 1–12 

  • Greetings • Alphabet • Classroom objects and stationary • Common verbs

  • Present oneself • Numbers • Dates • Age • Colors • Facts about France

  • Animals and pets • Describe facial features • Ask for personal information

  • Talk about where do people live • Family • Siblings • Describe a house/room

  • Grammar (articles, adjectives, pronouns, possessive adjectives, prepositions)

Lessons 13–24 

  • Talk about morning and evening activities • Hours and time • Ask questions

  • Places in a city • Ask for directions • Talk about locations

  • Express likes and dislikes • Express opinions

  • Order food and drinks • Monuments in Paris • French-speaking countries

  • Reflexive verbs • School subjects • Ask and give opinions and reasons
     

Lessons 25–36 

  • Talk about a person’s schedule and timetable • Compose long text or letter

  • Talk about after-school activities • More common verbs

  • Tell french telephone numbers • Sports and games • Musical instruments

  • Ask and talk about hobbies • Activities at the leisure center

  • Activities on holidays • Talk about events in the past (past tense)

Why Choose Us?

  • One of Hong Kong’s Highest-Rated French Schools Trusted by families across the city with a 5-star rating based on 50+ verified Google reviews from satisfied parents and students.

  • 🥇 Specialists in Teen Education & Public Exams all classes are taught by qualified native French teachers holding a degree or master in education, with 5+ years of experience specializing in secondary education and exam success.

  • 👥 Small, Highly Focused Class Environment With groups strictly limited to 2–6 students, we ensure an optimum learning environment where every teenager receives individual feedback and maximum speaking practice.

  • 🎓 Aligned with IGCSE, IB, and HKDSE Frameworks. Our curriculum is meticulously designed to follow international syllabi, helping students achieve top grades in their school assessments and public exams.

  • 💡 Interactive & Practical Academic Training. We replace rote learning with innovative methods, role-plays, and discussions. Students learn to use French fluently in daily life while mastering the complex structures required for advanced levels.

  • 🤝 Trusted Academic Partnerships. We are proudly partnered with the Spanish Cultural Association of Hong Kong and the German Cultural Association of Hong Kong, ensuring the highest standards of language education.

  • 📚Official Course Materials & Exam Resources. All textbooks required for our courses are conveniently available for purchase at our office reception. We utilize official curriculum books strictly aligned with the CEFR framework and specifically curated for IGCSE, HKDSE, and IB exam preparation..

  • 🚀 A Strategic Path to University & Beyond. We offer a clear progression roadmap. After mastering the foundations, students can advance to intermediate levels (B1/B2), giving them a distinct advantage for university entrance and global career opportunities.

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ℹ️ Additional Information

Our Courses for Teens are designed for high school students who are interested in languages and looking for learning opportunities that are fun and interactive groups of classmates of same age.

Under the guidance of expert, native-speaking teachers, students boost their language skills while exploring French culture. Our proven immersion method is the perfect way to prepare your teen for the most common exams in Hong Kong. You can see more about French for Exams here.


Over the years we have learned that only in small group classes of 3-6 people the students can effectively learn how to use the language and understand the French language. That is why all our groups are exclusively limited to that size, being able to guarantee a high quality learning process.

At beginner level students will learn the basics of the language focusing in all skills: reading, writing, speaking and listening. Some of the contents they will learn include but not limited to greetings, self introduction, descriptions of people, the vocabulary around the house, how to describe objects, the vocabulary around your city and neighborhood, free time and hobbies and daily routine. It takes usually aground 100 hours for teenager students to master the full A1 level (which includes the levels A1.1, A1.2 A.13 and A.14) although this number will vary depending on the exact age of the students and the ability of each group. Do not hesitate to contact us if you have special learning requirements for example if your kid is learning French at his or her school.

Our beginners French course will ensure that you can get your French level certified if you wish to. That means that the contents that will be covered at beginners level follow the topics that are required to pass the French official exams. After taking our introductory course for teens you can choose to take an official exam or you may continue with the intermediate level. At an intermediate level you will learn how to express yourself in French using different tenses like past, future and conditional, you will expand your vocabulary as well as your speaking and listening confidence. If you want to learn more regarding the exams you can take you may click here.

🔑  FAQ — French for Teens & Tweens (Ages 10–16)

01.

How are students grouped by age and level?

Students are grouped by age (10–16 years old) and their current French proficiency level. This ensures that the curriculum pace and topics are appropriately challenging for every teenager in the group.

02.

What is the class size?

Our teen classes are strictly limited to small groups of 2 to 6 students. This ensures an optimum learning environment where every student receives individual attention and maximum speaking practice.

03.

Does the course prepare students for official exams?

Yes. Our framework is specifically designed to prepare students for MYP, I/GCSE, IB, and HKDSE exams. We focus on the core skills required to achieve top academic grades in these international curricula.

04.

Which textbooks are used and where can I buy them?

We use official textbooks aligned with the CEFR framework and specific exam syllabi. All necessary books are available for purchase directly at our office reception. Students should also bring a pencil case with basic stationary.

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05.

What happens if a student misses a class?

If a student cannot attend for personal reasons, please notify us at least 24 hours in advance to arrange a free catch-up class in another group. For illness, please notify us 2 hours before class and provide a doctor’s note to secure a free make-up lesson.

06.

Is there a trial class available?

Yes. We offer a one-time trial lesson for HKD 425 (1.5 hours) so students can experience our teaching method and environment before committing to the course.

07.

How is the course paid?

The program is charged as an ongoing monthly enrollment. The fee is $1,700 per month for four 1.5-hour classes. This model offers flexibility while ensuring consistent academic progress.

08.

What are the teacher qualifications?

All instructors are native French speakers holding a university degree or Master’s in Education. They possess at least 5 years of experience specializing in secondary school teaching and exam preparation.

09.

Are there classes on public holidays or during bad weather?

There are no lessons on public holidays. In case of T8 or Black Rain warnings, lessons will move online to ensure safety without interrupting the learning schedule. For T1/T3 or Red/Amber rain, classes proceed as normal.

10.

Do students receive certificates or progress reports?

Yes. We provide individual assessments and end-of-course certificates to track and celebrate each student's linguistic development.

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