Young learners
Courses for children 6 – 12 years
Between game, pleasure and learning, playful activities are offered to arouse the curiosity, imagination and expression of children. The activities are specifically designed and adapted to the children’s age. The proposed sequences aim to develop the auditory discrimination, phonological skills, the oral and written expression. Manual, singing activities and board games together with stories are offered.
Courses for teenagers 13 – 18 years
Once a week, the Institut français du Luxembourg offers courses in French as Foreign Language (FLE) and French as Mother Tongue (FLAM) for teenagers 13-18 years old.
Whether beginners or advanced level, teenagers learn the language in an enjoyable yet serious way: comprehension, speaking, reading and writing in French are the aims of the courses for teenagers which range from the A1 to the B2 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
Facilitated by teachers who are specialised in teaching teenagers, these courses are based on a proactive and fun method.
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Reviews:
Excellent Experience
We are very happy with our expeirence. From the moment we reached out till the completion of our Son’s first set of classes. We reached out and heard back right away and they worked with our busy schedule to make sure to accomodate. They are all very responsive and our teacher always showed up right on time and did a great job.
Una is a Great teacher
I had private classes via Skype with Una and i could see very fast progress. She is very patient and works through positive reinforcement, has deep knowledge in grammar and is very attentive to the student’s needs and interests.
Great teacher and good lessons
I liked very much of my lessons with Una, she is fantastic and disponible. I had crazy schedules but we always found time for our lessons
Learned a lot, thank you so much!
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Institut français du Luxembourg
BP236
L - 2012 LUXEMBOURG
Tél. : (00352) _46 21 66
Email : contact@ifluxembourg.lu