Lily
Business DirectorNative French speaker from Chantilly, near Paris. Lily has hosted this session since the very first one and has heard every version of “where do I even start”.
Free · live on Zoom · Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6 PM Pacific · 9 PM Eastern
Speak your first French tonight, for free.
One hour on Zoom with our team, from anywhere in Canada. You introduce yourself in French in the first 30 minutes, then you ask anything about the TEF, TCF, CLB levels and our courses. No slides to sit through, no obligation.
- A real class, not a webinar: you talk from minute five
- Every question answered live, including prices
- Complete beginners welcome
Hosted live by
Lily, Clélia, Tasnia
Lily, Clélia, TasniaNext one: Tuesday or Thursday, 6 PM Pacific
4,500+ students started this wayCameras on, or off. Your call.Pick your dateTuesday or Thursday · shown in your time zone · the Zoom link lands in your inbox
Same hour, your clock
- 6 PMVancouver
- 7 PMCalgary · Edmonton
- 8 PMWinnipeg · Regina
- 9 PMToronto · Montreal
- 10 PMHalifax
How the hour goes
Sixty minutes, four things happen.
This is the same plan every Tuesday and Thursday. The only thing that changes is who is in the room.
- 0–5 min
Bonjour and a quick poll
The host greets everyone by name and asks where you are joining from. Vancouver, Calgary, Saskatoon, Toronto: the room is usually all over Canada.
- 5–30 min
Your first sentences in French
You learn to say your name, where you live and which languages you speak. Then whoever wants to tries it on mic. The host corrects gently and cheers every attempt.
- 30–45 min
How long it really takes
Six months to hold a conversation (B1, about CLB 5). Twelve months from zero to CLB 7 for Express Entry. What the classes look like, what is included, what it costs.
- 45–60 min
Ask anything, get a straight answer
Schedules in your time zone, joining at Level 3, switching online, installments, the exam itself. Plus a discount the team only announces in the room.
You leave with
- Your first French sentences, said out loud
- Your starting level and a realistic timeline
- A clear answer to every question you brought
- A next step, only if you want one
What you will say
By minute thirty, this is you.
Four lines. The host says them first, then it is your turn. Nobody is forced on mic, but most people go for it.
Bonjour, je m’appelle Priya.Hello, my name is Priya.
J’habite à Toronto.I live in Toronto.
Je parle anglais, hindi et un peu français.I speak English, Hindi and a little French.
Enchantée !Nice to meet you!
Enchantée, Priya ! Très bonne prononciation.The host answers in French, then explains what you just said.
The last session, in numbers
This is what actually happens in the room.
Numbers from our own attendance and transcript records, refreshed after every session. Last session: Sep 10th, 2026.
12people joined
8spoke French on mic
31questions answered live
92%stayed the full hour
29% start a course
Since we started counting: 751 people attended, 216 became students. About three in ten attendees start a course with us afterwards. The other seven leave with their level, a timeline and no follow-up pressure. Both outcomes are fine with us.
What the host walks you through
From bonjour to CLB 7 in twelve months.
The same map you will see on screen in the session. One level a month for six months, then six months of TEF or TCF preparation.
Month 6 · B1 · about CLB 5. Enough for Francophone Mobility work permits. You hold a real conversation.
Month 12 · CLB 7. The Express Entry milestone. Up to 50 extra CRS points.
Already speak some French? The host shows you the free 5-minute level test and you join at your level, not at zero.
Asked last week
Questions people actually brought.
All of these were answered in the room. Yours will be too.
I am in Toronto. Which class times work for me, and do they show on the website in my time zone?
Answered liveThe level test says I should start at Level 5. What is the difference between Level 2 and Level 3, just to be sure?
Answered liveI live in Calgary. Are the in-person classes for me, or should I go online?
Answered liveI already pay monthly. Does the discount you mentioned still apply to me?
Answered liveCan I start at Level 2 and pay for the remaining months in one go?
Answered liveWhen does the next online Level 1 start, and what happens if I miss a class?
Answered live
Bring the awkward ones too. Prices, refunds, pausing, exam dates: the host has heard them all.
Who runs it
Three hosts, one of them was a beginner too.
Clélia
Marketing Coordinator, CalgaryGrew up in the French Caribbean, then twelve years near Toulouse. Clélia runs the Calgary sessions and knows the Alberta immigration questions inside out.
Tasnia
Operations CoordinatorLearned French herself at the Alliance Française in Dhaka before moving to Vancouver. Tasnia is the one who says “I am also there” when someone admits speaking is the hard part.
After the masterclass
Some of these students asked their first question here.
4,500+ students, 350+ five-star reviews, 21 native teachers, from Vancouver to Halifax. Most of them met us on a Tuesday or a Thursday at 6 PM Pacific.
Watch their stories (2:36)
Yes, it is free, and no. You get a real class and honest answers. Near the end the host explains our courses and a discount for people in the room. If you want to start, great. If not, nobody follows up with pressure.
Allez, on y va !
Tuesday or Thursday. Pick one.
Sixty minutes, on Zoom, with real people. You will say your first French sentences and leave knowing exactly where you stand.
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