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.
Explore our French Courses >
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.
View our Private Tuition Packages >
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.
Take our Online Level Test >
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10:00 am - 3:30 pm |
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Exeter Community Centre, 17 St David's Hill, Exeter, EX4 3RG |
Join Allez... on chante ! for a fun French singing workshop, a fantastic opportunity to practice your French pronunciation through
song! Open to everyone, regardless of French fluency or musical background. Cost: £30
To register, contact allezonchante.exeter@gmail.com
No RSVP required.
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Nov 04 |
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6:00 pm - 7:30 pm |
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Online via Zoom |
Join Sébastien Abis, Director of Club Déméter and one of France's leading experts on food security, for a free online talk in French, organised by the network of Alliances Françaises in the United Kingdom.
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Nov 10 |
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8:00 pm - 9:45 pm |
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27A High Street, Totnes, GB TQ9 5NP |
This event is in partnership with Totnes Cinema - AF Devon students can purchase 'members' tickets on the Totnes Cinema website.
In the deep forests of France’s Vosges mountains, wildlife photographer and filmmaker Vincent Munier returns to the landscape that first taught him how to look. Accompanied by his father, a naturalist, and his 12-year-old son, Munier moves quietly through woodland, riverbank and mountain paths, waiting for fleeting encounters with lynx, deer, owls and the elusive capercaillie.
