Most conversation support is either unstructured (a native speaker chatting informally) or too rigid (a scripted textbook dialogue). This program sits in between: structured sessions built around real discussion topics, designed to get students actually thinking — and arguing, and explaining, and changing their minds — in French.

Format

• Schedule: weekly small-group sessions (45–60 minutes), delivered remotely, designed to complement your existing curriculum rather than replace it.
• Levels: intermediate to advanced (roughly CEFR B1 and above).
• Approach: task-based conversation — each session is built around a real discussion task rather than free-form chat or grammar drilling. Themes range from culture and current events to a dedicated strand on AI and technology in French.
• Delivery model: a contracted service arranged directly with your department — not a faculty appointment, so no visa or work-authorization complications to navigate.