Practice using the perfect and imperfect past tenses while describing events and recounting a story.

This 2-hour workshops in English will teach you simple and useful French expressions to use while traveling in a francophone country. Learn essential vocabulary and phrases, then practice with dialogues and listening exercises.

A comprehensive review of the 101 coursework: ideal for those finishing out the fall term, as well as students getting a head start on the True Beginner lessons.

If this is your first year of French, this workshop is for you!  Learn the correct pronunciation of the sounds that challenge you the most: / R /; the nasal vowels; tricky pairs such as “sur/sous” and “feuille/fouille”.

Take a close look at the pronouns you have learned so far, and practice through oral and written exercises. Review your subject, stress and object pronouns.

Subject -, stress -, direct and indirect object pronouns, “y” and “en” – all await you during this essential workshop.  Study and practice through oral and written exercises.

A comprehensive review of the 204 coursework: ideal for finishing out the fall term as well as preparing for the winter.

Intonation! Insistence! Interjection! Punctuate your speech like a true Francophone!

Master oral expression and color your dialogue through drill and practical exercises.

La dictée – dictation – begins in French schools from the moment a child learns to write, and continues as a weekly task through high school. Come try your hand at listening and writing successfully.

French gastronomy enjoys world heritage status recognized by UNESCO. It is only fitting that we study the expressions and sayings that accompany this title, sans faire tout un fromage!

This four-hour workshop will help you improve your skills in conjugation and choice of tense or mood. Practice the imparfait vs. passé composé; indicative vs. subjunctive; simple future vs. immediate future. Choose Verbs Part 1 or Part 2 or both!

This four-hour workshop will help you improve your skills in conjugation and choice of tense or mood. Practice the imparfait vs. passé composé; indicative vs. subjunctive; simple future vs. immediate future. Choose Verbs Part 1 or Part 2 or both!

Here is your chance to converse  with your classmates on suggested topics and themes. Vocabulary and expressions will be provided to facilitate your dialogues.

A comprehensive review of the 102 coursework: ideal for finishing out the fall term as well as preparing for the winter.

A comprehensive review of the 202 coursework: ideal for finishing out the fall term as well as starting up in the winter.

Beginner, intermediate and advanced students are all invited to join Patricia for a tasting of traditional holiday sweets  and an opportunity to craft a handmade ornament.

No matter what your level of French may be, tasting a traditional Bûche de Noël is for everyone!  Learn about the customs, history and different recipes of this exquisite holiday dessert.