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I know there are free French classes offered by the Government in Quebec, but I was wondering if there are similar classes in Toronto as well? I have learned French for a couple of years, and am very interested in making myself more fluent. I think it will be quite useful when needed in this bilingual country.
I know that some companies support their employees by covering costs for french lessons in some schools such as Alliance Francaise (see. wwwalliance-francaise.ca)
there is a good school on toronto which charge just $7 per hour and provides very good service iam currently having my french classes with them.Here is there website Language School of Toronto-Canada College of Education check it out
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I know there are free French classes offered by the Government in Quebec, but I was wondering if there are similar classes in Toronto as well? I have learned French for a couple of years, and am very interested in making myself more fluent. I think it will be quite useful when needed in this bilingual country.
I am a friendly French Tutor in Toronto. I have been a teacher of French notably at Imperial College. Please contact me if you need any help with your French on 647 273 4276 or lesmarmailles@yahoo.com specifying if you can commute or if you are ok studying in small interactive groups and if you are available after working hours.
This is brilliant. I would love to know after the month is over on 'how it went?' BTW, I think, it will be phenomenal & the organization will gain huge insights. I am also curious if one month is going to be enough. But, even a month is better than none or just the usual day or two, that's more common :-)
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