Custom French programmes for companies, executives, staff teams, international schools and student groups, delivered on-site, online or at French Studio.
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A corporate course begins with the situation your team actually faces: relocation, client conversations, presentations, hospitality, operations, travel or internal communication. Lessons then prioritise the vocabulary and scenarios that make French useful at work.
French Studio can support schools and education teams that need regular French teaching, enrichment workshops or additional language support. Programmes can complement a school curriculum or provide a standalone French experience for a student group.
For organisations, clarity matters as much as content. We can agree objectives, schedule, group size and feedback points before the course begins so coordinators know what learners are working towards.
Courses can run at your workplace or school, at French Studio in East Coast or Novena, or online for distributed teams. The format can be weekly, intensive or workshop-based depending on the objective.
Corporate learners often need more than vocabulary: they need to understand tone, politeness, meeting habits, written conventions and how French communication differs across professional contexts. Training can combine useful language with the cultural expectations behind it.
A programme can include standard French foundations as well as work-like situations such as phone calls, business correspondence, reports, meetings, presentations, negotiation and discussion of key business concepts. The balance depends on the team’s starting level and operational need.
For many organisations, a 20-hour course gives enough time to establish foundations, practise specific scenarios and measure progress. Weekly two-hour sessions often work well, though French Studio can adapt the schedule for intensive or project-based training.
Built for teams
French Studio creates practical programmes for professionals, staff teams and school communities, with the pace, vocabulary and learning outcomes agreed for each group.
Training brief
Tell us who needs French, where the lessons should happen, and which workplace situations matter most. We can shape the course around that brief.
Organisation experiences
“It has been a great and fun journey with both my teachers. Their experience in teaching speaks volumes as they have effective class management skills and make the content look and sound a lot easier than it is. Furthermore, it is evident that they teach with great passion and have keen interest in our improving our French. Their flexibility and out-of-textbook knowledge make learning engaging and fun.”
“I have enjoyed the lessons tremendously and can see the vast improvement in my French. A great teacher with a positive attitude, always willing to help. Probably one of the best French tutors I ever had. A teacher that should be recommended to anyone who has difficulty in French.”
“Thoroughly enjoyed my French class. The teacher never fails to line the class up and lets us practice pronunciation and communicating in French. He also gets us to form our own sentences, a practice I felt was very useful in allowing me to consolidate my learning of sentence structures, vocabulary and grammar. The course was very effective in teaching me the basics of French.”
