Welcome to Devon's official centre for French language and culture.
Whether you are a language novice or enthusiast, come and enjoy our relaxed
and engaging French classes led by talented and supportive teachers.
From September to June, sign up to one of our extensive courses. We offer small group classes Exeter, Totnes or if traveling
isn't easy for you,try the online option via Zoom. We have a wide range of learning opportunities always with great quality teaching
and in a small group.
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Private Tuition
Looking for a 1-1 experience? Or have a particular concept or topic you would like to concentrate on? You may benefit from
personalised training adapted to suit you and your requirements by choosing one of our private tuition offers.
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Unsure of your level?
New to French? Or if you already have some knowledge of French and/or have taken French lessons in the past, our free online test will
help you determine which level course is the right one for you.
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Open Days
Exeter Community Centre
- Thu 10 Sept, 6pm-7pm
- Sat 12 Sept: 12pm-13pm + Taster session for beginners @ 11am
Totnes Gate House
- Wed 9 Sept, 6pm-7pm
+ Taster session for beginners at 5pm
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Photo Competition: the Normans near you!
Sep 18
- Oct 30
12:00 am
- 12:00 am
📸 Norman Footprints Photo Exhibition – Call for Photographers
What if your perspective could tell the story of the Normans?
To mark the Millenium 2027, European Year of the Normans, the Alliance Française de Jersey and Maison de la Normandie et de la Manche are
launching a large participatory photography project across several regions shaped by the Norman epic : from Normandy to the United Kingdom,
via the Channel Islands, Southern Italy, and Scandinavia.
Amateur and professional photographers alike are invited to capture the visible or symbolic traces of this unique heritage. Each photograph
must be accompanied by a short personal text, sharing your perspective and explaining the connection between your subject and Norman
history. Click here to find out more.