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Jul 22, 2020 @ 12:14

Hi folks, I'm looking for suggestions for a mid-beginners level conversational French course. Would like to find a teach who is not too doctrinaire, but wants to get us speaking.

I was looking at iFage but am concerned they will pack the classes too full. Need something small so we can maintain physical distancing.

Ideally would be in Plainpalais or Carouge.

Cheers.

Sam

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Hi folks, I'm looking for suggestions for a mid-beginners level conversational French course. Would like to find a teach who is not too doctrinaire, but wants to get us speaking.

I was looking at iFage but am concerned they will pack the classes too full. Need something small so we can maintain physical distancing.

Ideally would be in Plainpalais or Carouge.

Cheers.

Sam

Sam LJul 22, 2020 @ 12:14

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Jul 22, 2020 @ 14:34

Hi folks, I'm looking for suggestions for a mid-beginners level conversational French course. Would like to find a teach who is not too doctrinaire, but wants to get us speaking.

I was looking at iFage but am concerned they will pack the classes too full. Need something small so we can maintain physical distancing.

Ideally would be in Plainpalais or Carouge.

Cheers.

Sam

Jul 22, 20 12:14

The tuition at Ifage is excellent but intensive. Also, their courses are quite pricey, so if you can’t keep pace they’re not ideal.

You would probably find the classes at the Université populaire de Genève to your taste but I don’t know how they’ve been operating during confinement nor their plans for the autumn, so best to contact them via their website.

You could also check out the language groups on glocals.

All the best, R.

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The tuition at Ifage is excellent but intensive. Also, their courses are quite pricey, so if you can’t keep pace they’re not ideal.

You could also check out the language groups on glocals.

All the best, R.

Ritchie, Jul 22, 2020 @ 14:34

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