The French language plays a huge role in commerce in sectors such as finance, IT, luxury, and pharmacy, with business in French conducted throughout the world from Canada to Switzerland to Morocco to Vietnam. French is also essential in diplomacy and is one of the official languages of the United Nations.

According to the International Organization of La Francophonie (IOF), there are 132 million people learning French, a number projected to grow rapidly in emerging markets. The French language can help strengthen business ties for your company and improve cross-cultural communication.

In order to meet your company's needs, we offer personalized French For Business classes that can take place either in your offices or online.

1) Contact us (via the button above) and explore class options.

2) Determine the number of employees who are interested.

3) Meet with us and discuss the content of the classes, as well as offer your feedback.

4) Take our survey to determine the levels of French of your employees and their interests in learning French.

5) Review the employee groups by level of French and the class schedule.

6) Confirm if the sessions work for you.

7) Sign the contract and begin classes - online or at your office!

We offer a tailor-made approach to fit the needs of your company. Classes are held in either company offices or online, but it can also be a mix of both.

We can create special modules by request. We recommend 1.5 hrs per week for a fifteen-week session.

We can accommodate a wide range of schedules. Classes can be held during the day, at lunchtime or in the evening.

We can also set up an intensive learning program several times a week if you are planning a meeting or business trip soon.

The entire course will be in French so that you can use French in different business situations and to handle cultural differences. 

If some employees already have prior knowledge of French, we will offer a placement test to assess their level and create groups based on French proficiency. 

We have an evaluation at the end of the session to measure the progress of language learners and to adjust the offer if needed.

New employees can join the group at the start of a new session.