Run by Amanda Burton, a native French speaker, who uses a variety of traditional teaching techniques along with her own innovative approach to help students realize their dream of speaking French.

No textbook is required for these classes; all the materials and teaching support are provided.

Term 1 2025

• Mondays (Intermediate Level 4): 3rd February to 31st March 2025 6-7:30pm (8 wk term $240)
• Tuesdays (New Beginners): 28th January to 25th March 2025 6-7:30pm (9 wk term $270)
• Wednesdays (Intermediate Level 1):  29th January to 26th March 2025 6-7:30pm (9 wk term $270)
• Thursdays (Advanced Level B):  30th January to 27th March 2025 5:30-7pm (9 wk term $270)

For more information or expressions of interest please call Amanda Burton on 0405 086 480. For enrolments and registration visit Frenchly Speaking.

Note: A minimum of 5 students (max. 8) is required for a class to run.

Course Levels

Beginners – Levels 1 (New) & 2 : After an introduction to the French language in level 1 where we focused on pronunciation and the basics, you are now able to introduce yourself, ask basic questions, express what you like and dislike… 

In Level 2 you will strengthen the basics of Level 1 and learn how to talk about your family, speak in the past, ask more questions and a lot more. Amanda loves this level as it’s an exciting step ahead!

Intermediate Level 1: After a few levels of beginners, you are now able to read and express yourself on a variety of subjects, but you still have a lot of grammar and vocabulary to add to your knowledge. We also focus a little on writing.

At this level, you can already start thinking of a trip to France as you are definitely able to get by and enjoy it!

Intermediate +: After a few terms of Intermediate, your confidence has grown. We will focus on more reading and discussions in the class on a variety of topics to expand your vocabulary.

And being French, there is always a bit of grammar! 

Advanced: You are now confident to express yourself on any topic at a good level. Classes will include reading, writing, debating, grammar and anything else we decide to do as a group (like reading a small French book, poems, songs..).