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Improve your speaking skills with online saturday courses Learning French is an exciting challenge, and the Cours de civilisation française de la Sorbonne (CCFS) continues to innovate to meet the needs of students and adults who want to improve their spoken French. With the new online Saturday course format, CCFS

Learning French is not limited to memorizing grammatical rules or enriching vocabulary. To express oneself with ease, it is essential to master pronunciation, an often neglected but essential aspect of communication. This mastery comes through the study of phonetics, a central discipline for anyone who wishes to express themselves with

Today, many people want to improve their French without disrupting their daily lives. Whether they are working professionals, students with irregular schedules, or expatriates seeking linguistic integration, they all share a common need: to learn French in a flexible and effective way. The Cours de civilisation française de la Sorbonne

Foundations and objectives of the intensive course Intensive courses offer an often immersive educational approach aimed at accelerating the learning process, particularly in regard to linguistics. This type of training is distinguished by its high concentration of teaching hours per day, often compressed over a relatively short period. Intensive language

An official test to facilitate administrative procedures The TCF IRN, or (French Knowledge Test for Integration, Residence and Nationality), is a specific exam designed to assess the level of French language among candidates who wish to obtain French nationality, reside in France permanently, or participate in the republican integration process. 

 The Life of Molière Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, adopting the stage name “Molière,” was born in Paris in 1622. Coming from a family of merchants and tapestry makers, he grew up in a bourgeois environment. His father, Jean Poquelin, was the king’s tapestry maker, and both parents hoped Molière would pursue a

« Ensemble c’est tout » by Anna Gavalda Anna Gavalda’s « Ensemble c’est tout » (“Hunting and gathering”) stands among the most popular titles in contemporary French literature. Published in 2004, this captivating novel delves into the complex connections between four characters scarred by life. Gavalda successfully weaves a tale of love

French Cinema, an international cultural reference French cinema features prominently in the creative landscape, distinguished by its diversity, rich heritage and profound impact on the international film industry. French cinema is not limited to simply film production, but also represents a form of artistic expression which has conquered hearts and