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French Lessons in Perth

In Perth, a hub of linguistic diversity, learning French offers life-changing benefits that extend far beyond mere language acquisition. As one of the most captivating foreign language options in the city, mastering French provides a passport to the local Francophile community. This vibrant group enriches Perth with a wealth of cultural events, ranging from stimulating art exhibitions to festivals and French cinema nights. Once you speak the language, you’ll connect with this community in a much more profound way and meet some of the many native speakers who call Perth their home.

But the perks of learning French aren't solely cultural or social. Perth's booming business landscape is home to numerous companies with strong ties to French-speaking regions, whether in Europe, Africa, or North America. Achieving proficiency in French can set you apart in the professional arena, offering a competitive edge in diverse industries, from technology to hospitality.

When it comes to travel, fluency in French will give you the tools to navigate the lovely streets of Paris with a lot more confidence and get to know the many Francophone countries out there, like Switzerland, Canada, Ivory Coast, and of course, France. Your newfound fluency will transform typical vacations into enriching, unforgettable experiences, and even allow you to work and live there for longer periods of time.

In summary, taking French lessons in Perth promises to elevate various aspects of your life. From expanding your social network to boosting your career prospects and transforming your travel experiences, a world of possibilities awaits. So, what are you waiting for? Take that first step today and embrace the endless opportunities.

Why Study French in Perth?

Learn French for Work and Travel

Want to boost your career in Perth? If so, learning French is a really smart move. It opens doors to better-paid jobs and offers a distinct advantage for business growth within the city. Local giants like Woodside Energy Group and South32 are on the lookout for bilingual talent, specifically those proficient in French. Why? Because mastery of French brings a unique skill set that's in high demand. It not only bridges communication gaps but also enhances your ability to connect with diverse client bases.

This competitive advantage extends to entrepreneurs in Perth as well. Having French proficiency under your belt can open up international markets and elevate your negotiation game. It sets the stage for seamless collaboration with French-speaking partners, enhancing your credibility both locally and globally.

Shifting gears from the workplace to the world at large, let's delve into the exciting travel experiences that will open up to you once you learn French. Mastering this fascinating language will allow you to roam the globe with newfound confidence and ease. Whether you find yourself in bustling Parisian streets or in a quiet village in Quebec, you'll no longer be just a tourist but a well-informed traveller, capable of deep connections and meaningful interactions. You will gain unprecedented access to regions where English isn't commonly spoken, opening up a world rich in cultural experiences. Your conversations with locals will become insightful exchanges, offering a deeper understanding of the places you visit. From enjoying meals in local bistros to exploring hidden historical gems, every travel experience will be heightened by your language skills.

Learn French for Social

Choosing to learn French opens a gateway to cultural enrichment, particularly in the vibrant city of Perth. Take the Alliance Française Perth, for example. This esteemed cultural centre regularly hosts events such as the French Film Festival, offering you an insider's look into the complexities and charms of French cinema. Although all films have English subtitles, if you understand French, you’ll get to appreciate the nuance of the dialogue and catch cultural references that might otherwise be lost in translation.

Another event you shouldn't miss is the Bonjour Perth Festival, held every October at Market Square Park. This lively showcase offers everything from exquisite French pastries to live performances and artisanal crafts. With your grasp of the language, you'll navigate the festival with the ease of a local, experiencing the food, music, and art in a way that's deeply enriching.

Learn French for Culture

Mastering French in Perth can seriously level up your social life, thanks in part to local groups that make practising the language both easy and fun. For instance, the French Conversation Fun Meetup is a casual get-together where people chat in French for a couple of hours over coffee or breakfast. It's a friendly space where everyone helps each other out if they're stuck on a word or phrase. Native speakers often join in, adding a real-life touch to the discussions. The group meets at different locations around the city and sometimes goes out for dinner or French-themed events.

Then there's Français Plus - Perth, aimed at folks who are already pretty comfortable conversing in French. They encourage members to be active, asking that you aim to attend at least 10 meetings a year. The group likes to keep things interesting and organises everything from coffee catch-ups to watching French films and going to concerts.

Joining these groups not only helps you get better at French, but also connects you with people who are just as into French culture as you are. It's a win-win: improve your language skills and make some new friends at the same time.

Where to learn French in and around Perth?

If you're keen to dive into the French language, Perth offers an array of options. Local universities, such as the University of Western Australia and Curtin University, offer comprehensive French courses that provide a solid foundation in the language. But if you're after a more personalised, face-to-face learning experience, Listen & Learn can't be beat.

With Listen & Learn, you get tailored lessons that fit your schedule and cater to your specific learning goals. Whether you're a beginner or looking to fine-tune your French, our qualified instructors guide you through the nuances of the language, making your journey to fluency smooth and enjoyable. Plus, you'll have the flexibility to choose between in-person and online lessons.

Ready to embark on your French learning adventure? Contact us today to find out more.

The type of courses we offer:

Face-to-Face 1-to-1 (Individual) General French

These French lessons are more general in nature and are targeted at students who have a whole range of different needs. While all beginners level students can expect to cover Survival Frenchrequired for short visits to a country where English may not be spoken and/or the intention is to make good contacts with the local populationstudents then generally progress in different directions depending on their needs. Typical students include those buying property overseas, spouses of overseas nationals, people about to set off on that long-awaited world trip, French-culture enthusiasts and those who are keen to pass a particular French examination. Enquire now about our French Courses or Take A Free French Level Test

Face-to-Face 1-to-1 (Individual) Business French

These lessons in French are meant for those who feel that learning French would make a change in their work. For starters, it is expedient to learn how to say hello/goodbye, as well as basic business protocol; once the basics have been mastered, reading and writing come to the fore. Students who have greatly benefited have been involved in import/export, international negotiations and acquisitions, jobseekers in multinational companies where another language is required and those working in the international academia and government circuits. Even in our most fundamental beginner's lesson, students can anticipate ending the lesson with basic telephone French and e-mail French skills for communicating, as well as survival French if a short visit to the country is needed. Enquire now about our French Courses or Take A Free French Level Test

Face-to-Face Closed (Private) Group General or Business French

Lessons in French are also accessible for 2 or more studying in tandem (Two-to-One French Lessons or Small Group In-Company French Lessons). All those involved must have around the same experience of the language, similar needs for areas of proficiency, and must be able to work at the same time and place. Bookings must be made for all students at the same time. Listen & Learn does not advise classes of more than 6-8 people, although In-Company Taster French sessions can be run with as many as 12 people. Enquire now about our French Courses or Take A Free French Level Test

Skype, Google Meet or Zoom Online 1-to-1 (Individual) General or Business French

You and your group can be trained by our native speaker qualified French teachers and can meet at your place of work or home at a time that works best for you. Tutorials can take place any day of the week, including weekends, and can be scheduled for the morning, afternoon or evening. If your home or office is not fitting for you, you can attend the lesson at the teacher's offices. You will be provided with all relevant lesson materials. Enquire now about our French Courses or Take A Free French Level Test

Skype, Google Meet or Zoom Online Group (Closed or Open) General or Business French

If there are two or more of you with the same level of French, the same targets within the language and are able to study at the same time and location, then you'll be happy to know that these French lessons can also be made available for Two-to-One French Lessons or Small Group In-Company French Lessons. Listen & Learn does not generally recommend classes of more than 6-8 people, though Taster lessons in French can run with up to 12 people. Bookings must be made for all participants at the same time. Enquire now about our French Courses or Take A Free French Level Test

Top Tips For…

french Apps

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Babbel

If you want to take your speaking skills and pronunciation to the next level, it’s important that you practise outside of your course lessons. And what better way to learn than to use the tools and resources you already know, like your mobile phone? Download Babbel’s app and put your French skills into play. The app uses artificial intelligence to enable you to record yourself saying words and phrases, and then provides immediate feedback about your pronunciation, grammar and more. There are also plenty of vocabulary drills for you to try, so you will surely develop your knowledge quickly and accurately. Start practising with the app!

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MosaLingua’s Learn French

Are you struggling to remember the words you learn in your classes with Listen & Learn? Acquiring new vocabulary (and knowing how to use it) can be tough, but there are plenty of resources and apps that can help you on your language journey. One great example is MosaLingua’s Learn French app, which focuses on vocabulary learning and memorisation. Make use of the thousands of flashcards that not only make learning easy, but also feature audio files with the correct pronunciation, as recorded by native speakers. Furthermore, the app has an interactive dictionary you can use to look for terms you don’t know yet! Get started with Mosalingua!

Learn French ASAP

Are you looking to build your foreign language vocabulary, develop proper grammar and become fluent in a short time? Make use of the many free mobile apps for language learning out there. For example, the Learn French ASAP app by Brainscape provides students with contextual repetition for their learning needs and level. With this app, you’ll have access to more than 10,000 flashcards, grammar explanations and even personalised feedback from professional instructors (if you decide to pay for their monthly subscription). It even has a forum where you can interact with other language learners and make new friends while practising your new skills! Get started with Learn French ASAP!

french Youtube Channels

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Natoo

Natoo is a French female comedian that creates funny content around everyday life topics, like travel, pets and music. Her videos always start with phrases like ‘Bonjour, j’ai tenté un intro un peu original’, so they are an excellent way to start learning conversational phrases and greetings in French. One great advantage you should consider is that her videos come with English subtitles, so you can understand everything she’s saying, even if you are just a beginner. The videos are quite short (3-5 minutes), so you’ll surely be able to fit them into your schedule. Click here to subscribe.

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Studio Bagel

As the name suggests, this YouTube channel is not run by just one person but a group of YouTubers that speak about topics as varied as aliens, being in a long-distance relationship and movie trailers. Different from other artists on the platform, there’s nobody talking directly to the camera in this case. Instead, you’ll find short movies and documentaries, presented at a slow pace and using a clear style, that will suit intermediate level learners just fine. Most of the videos do not have any subtitles, so they are more suitable for advanced levels looking to fine-tune their listening comprehension skills. Click here to subscribe.

Je ne suis pas jolie

Looking for beauty tips and trends while you put your French comprehension skills to use? Then, you should definitely subscribe to the Je ne suis pas jolie YouTube channel. It is run by Lea, a vlogger who uploads videos about lifestyle and fashion on a weekly basis. In addition to talking about beauty, she also discusses the challenges of being curvy in a society that does not fully accept plus-sized people. So, on top of learning new words like maquillage (make-up), portefeuille (wallet) or défilé de mode (fashion show), you’ll also gain new insights into the fascinating French culture. Click here to subscribe to this beauty channel.

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CNews

If you’re a beginner who wants to improve their French listening skills, lexicon and comprehension of different accents, then watching the news is a great idea. But don’t overwhelm yourself with an intense, half-hour news programme. Instead, listen to the news in bite-sized chunks and focus on one story at a time. A good option is CNews, a channel launched in 1999 and uses very simple vocabulary, slow cadence and clear enunciation when delivering the news in French. Also, it’s known for being one of the fastest broadcasters to report the news as events happen, so you’ll always be up-to-date! Get started with news in French here!

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La Chaine Info (LCI)

Are you looking to take your French listening skills to the next level while improving your knowledge of what is going on in France and the rest of the world? Then, La Chaine Info might be the channel for you. It broadcasts news that focuses on politics, cinema, lifestyle, people, economy, sports, technology and world affairs, serving customers both in France and abroad. Plus, La Chaine also offers a free-to-access webpage with daily world news in simplified written French, which is perfect for students wishing to practise their reading skills while acquiring new, formal vocabulary. Get started with news in French here!

FRANCE Ô

As you learn French, you’re also learning important details about the countries in which the language is spoken, including France, Canada and Belgium, among others. And by watching the news told from a French perspective, you will broaden your knowledge of these cultures because you will learn more about current affairs, entertainment, economy, opinions and sports. One great option to obtain this information regularly and improve your French is by watching France Ô. This free-to-air television channel broadcasts news and programmes not just from Metropolitan France, but also from overseas territories, so it features different French accents and dialects, like those of Canada, Belgium and the Guineo-Congolian region. Get started with news in French here!

french For Kids

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Caillou

Caillou is a great cartoon you can find on YouTube for your kids to acquire Canadian French. It has more than 200 episodes that follow the adventures of Caillou, a young child who is always trying to help his friends and family. Each episode revolves around a certain topic, such as Caillou going to school or going to the zoo, so your kids will be exposed to different vocabulary and expressions each time. Also, as the videos can be found on YouTube, new learners can turn on the English subtitles and not miss a thing! Click here to know more about Caillou

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French Games.net

FrenchGames.net offers games of all types for children to develop their French skills. For example, the game “Sow Grow” tests listening comprehension by uttering different words in French and asking kids to click the correct picture to earn points. There are also spelling games, where children are presented with a picture and they have to choose the correct option to identify it. The many alternatives are similar, and your kids will have to pay attention to win! Some categories covered by the games include food, family, animals, numbers and phrases, so there are no limits to the language your child can acquire while playing! Check out the games here!

Frère Jacques

Children love music. This is a great advantage when learning a foreign language, as songs do wonders when it comes to improving their listening and speaking skills. Furthermore, your kids can retain information and new vocabulary much more easily when singing something that appeals to them. Frère Jacques is a great song for children to learn new verbs and the word order in questions. It’s about a friar who mustn’t fall asleep before saying his prayers, so his friends ask him dormez-vous? (are your sleeping?), comptez-vous? (are you counting?) and chantez-vous? (are you singing?) to help him stay awake. Click here to know more about this rhyme.

Testimonials

From our clients all over the world

"I wish i had time for extra lessons and would highly recommend you guys to anyone."
Ryan Doherty

French course in Dublin.

"The lessons are going very well. Kadidia is an excellent teacher and does very well at preparing lessons and introducing new concepts."
Joy Gridley

French course in Online.

"Thank you for finding my teacher, Ale, for me! He’s great and the classes are going very well."
Dawn Morris

French course in London, BioTrial.

"Each lesson is about learning practical French, discussing things which are happening and current. I have a lot of fun and have noticed a definite improvement."
Ann Gales

French course in Online, AGales Consulting Ltd.

"Everything is going well. Adeline is fantastic; I'm definitely learning a lot."
Vallarika Hemanth

French course in Newcastle.

Client case studies

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Nick Sage French in London
My Listen & Learn tutor, Yann, made a huge effort to help me understand how the grammar works, and how to say things properly – these aren’t things you can learn from a book

Our Clients Include

From our clients all over the world

Ansaldo STS Australia
Language learned: French in Melbourne.

SGS Australia Pty Ltd
Language learned: English in Perth.

TRILITY
Language learned: Spanish in Adelaide.