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Adult french classes - any ideas??

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onlineid · 04/10/2004 21:31

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NomDePlume · 04/10/2004 21:36

What about checking out your local college or Adult Learning Centre ? Mine does language courses in the evenings. I should think it's pretty standard, nationally. I'm in Worcestershire.

Check out your local college website, they should have an online prospectus.

acnebride · 04/10/2004 21:44

Good luck, bonne chance etc. Floodlight is a big brochure of all the adult education in London, when I last bought it 10 years ago it was available in WH Smith and other newsagents but tended to come out once a year. I would guess they have a website now, maybe worth googling?

It's great but I always felt slightly let down when I'd bought it as it wasn't cheap and I always found the class I wanted within about 2 minutes, leaving me with this big book to chuck out. Victim of its own quality.

onlineid · 04/10/2004 21:52

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Earlybird · 04/10/2004 21:52

Hmmm.....will be interesting to see what you find out. I too was interested in taking beginners French and signed up at the Alliance Francais. By the end of the first class, everyone but me was counting to 20, knew how to pronounce the entire alphabet, knew the days of the week, and the months in the year. Turns out that everyone in the class had taken French before, but as it was "a long time ago", they signed up for a beginners course. I went for about 3 more classes, by which point I was hopelessly behind and completely frustrated. Hope you have a better experience.

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