Any positive or negative experiences to share on French classes in Lausanne ? I need to advise newcomers as to where to go.
Thanks !
Anne
Forums in Lausanne > Lausanne > Best French classes in Lausanne
Only members can see names and photos
Best French classes in Lausanne
Jul 18, 2008 @ 01:45
The text you are quoting:
Any positive or negative experiences to share on French classes in Lausanne ? I need to advise newcomers as to where to go.
Thanks !
Anne
annelauJul 18, 2008 @ 01:45
Thanks !
Anne
annelauJul 18, 2008 @ 01:45
Your Reply:
Only members can see names and photos
Re: Best French classes in Lausanne
Post 1
Jul 20, 2008 @ 16:26
I can recommend a teacher that has a small practice in
Good Luck
K
The text you are quoting:
I can recommend a teacher that has a small practice in
Good Luck
K
Kmltn, Jul 20, 2008 @ 16:26
Your Reply:
Only members can see names and photos
Re: Best French classes in Lausanne
Post 2
Jul 24, 2008 @ 00:29
Thanks to all :)
Only members can see names and photos
Re: Best French classes in Lausanne
Post 3
Feb 25, 2009 @ 22:58
this Feb. 20th post could be part of the answer to the problem you raised :
title : 'French through the ear' Program
Radical 'hear, read and grasp' program enabling participants to achieve radical progress in their practical French franchise over a prompt timespan.
organization :
+ three 90 - minute meetings organized on a couple oral lectures where everything that's being heard is also seen transcripted, and can be repeated as much as needed.
+ on - demand translation of everything that may get you in trouble - when not directly provided.
+ end - of - lecture grammar clear up
+ reduced 3- 7 people attendance.
+ cost : CHF 135 for the whole program
+ quaint Art Deco meeting room in Lausanne Place de la Gare. Wed. night + Sun morning meetings. Content and schedule customization posssible for already- constituted groups.
+ organizer is a 35 year old native French - speaking translator with over ten years' language teaching experience and quasi - native English.
contact : O79 .512 .33 .7O
[quote]Ok i know there are a lot of places in Geneva that i can have lessons but my problem is that they all teach in French. How can i understand what the teacher is saying if i cannot speak the language? I know that this is probably the best way to learn French but it doesnt work for me (i tried).
Anw i want someone who can teach me French but explain the language to me in English (greek also welcome!). Any ideas?
Thanks[/quote]
The text you are quoting:
this Feb. 20th post could be part of the answer to the problem you raised :
title : 'French through the ear' Program
Radical 'hear, read and grasp' program enabling participants to achieve radical progress in their practical French franchise over a prompt timespan.
organization :
+ three 90 - minute meetings organized on a couple oral lectures where everything that's being heard is also seen transcripted, and can be repeated as much as needed.
+ on - demand translation of everything that may get you in trouble - when not directly provided.
+ end - of - lecture grammar clear up
+ reduced 3- 7 people attendance.
+ cost : CHF 135 for the whole program
+ quaint Art Deco meeting room in Lausanne Place de la Gare. Wed. night + Sun morning meetings. Content and schedule customization posssible for already- constituted groups.
+ organizer is a 35 year old native French - speaking translator with over ten years' language teaching experience and quasi - native English.
contact : O79 .512 .33 .7O
[quote]Ok i know there are a lot of places in Geneva that i can have lessons but my problem is that they all teach in French. How can i understand what the teacher is saying if i cannot speak the language? I know that this is probably the best way to learn French but it doesnt work for me (i tried).
Anw i want someone who can teach me French but explain the language to me in English (greek also welcome!). Any ideas?
Thanks[/quote]
bgrand, Feb 25, 2009 @ 22:58
Your Reply:
Only members can see names and photos
Re: Best French classes in Lausanne
Post 4
Mar 11, 2009 @ 22:34
I found Supercomm to be really good.
As with any school, I guess it can depend on the teacher you end up with & fortunately, mine was excellent.
However, I won`t disagree about cost.
Supercomm IS expensive.
They mainly cater for corporate clients with matching corporate accounts so private students may find it pretty expensive.
As with any school, I guess it can depend on the teacher you end up with & fortunately, mine was excellent.
However, I won`t disagree about cost.
Supercomm IS expensive.
They mainly cater for corporate clients with matching corporate accounts so private students may find it pretty expensive.
The text you are quoting:
I found Supercomm to be really good.
As with any school, I guess it can depend on the teacher you end up with & fortunately, mine was excellent.
However, I won`t disagree about cost.
Supercomm IS expensive.
They mainly cater for corporate clients with matching corporate accounts so private students may find it pretty expensive.
cecilia_anne, Mar 11, 2009 @ 22:34
As with any school, I guess it can depend on the teacher you end up with & fortunately, mine was excellent.
However, I won`t disagree about cost.
Supercomm IS expensive.
They mainly cater for corporate clients with matching corporate accounts so private students may find it pretty expensive.
cecilia_anne, Mar 11, 2009 @ 22:34
Your Reply:
