A relaxed 60-minute meeting in a small group once a week — easy, spontaneous conversation in French, plenty of good humour and laughter, and more confidence when you speak. Interesting topics of your choice, useful vocabulary and, above all, a real chance to use your French.
Cercle isn't a class — it's a safe space to speak, something most students lose once their course ends. I guide the conversation, I don't teach grammar.
The same time slot every week — regular enough to make progress, short enough for everyday life.
At least 3 participants — enough time for everyone to actually speak.
Current events, culture, everyday situations — never a dry textbook exercise.
You pay once a group of at least three participants has formed. You can cancel your subscription at any time, with no notice period.
No, but I recommend at least a B1 level (independent user) so you can follow the conversation comfortably. Not sure? Take my free test.
There’s no make-up for individual sessions, but you can cancel your subscription anytime with no notice period.
No — Cercle is an informal, recurring get-together with no curriculum; a conversation course has structure and progression. The two complement each other well.