Private Group French Classes

2-4 PEOPLE

Private Group French classes offer a dynamic learning experience for companies, couples, and groups of friends. The curriculum is customized to fit the group’s specific needs, such as specific industry vocabulary and specific daily situations. A dedicated language coach adapts course materials to the group’s objectives and paces them to their needs, ensuring optimal learning outcomes. This personalized approach allows you to address your weaknesses, reinforce your strengths, and receive immediate feedback, gearing language acquisition to your objectives.

Flexible class schedule

Private Group French classes enable you to maximize learning time and reach your language goals efficiently.

Quick results

Private French classes enable you to maximize learning time and reach your language goals efficiently.

On-site classes

Choose your preferred course location: Language courses in our Geneva office or a location of your choice.

Level – Beginner to advanced

Whether you are a complete beginner or an advanced student, we tailor our French language courses to the collective requirements of your group.

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Group French Language Courses

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Semi-Private Language Courses (2 People)

From 100 CHF / hour

(starting at 50.00 CHF per person)


A course size adapted to colleagues, friends, and couples: The course is adapted to the group’s overall objectives. Objectives are established from the first day, and lessons are adapted to fit the participants’ needs. Students, separated into groups of two or three, are active 100 percent of the class and speak for at least 30 percent of each class.

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Group Language Courses (3-4)

From 120 CHF / hour

(starting at 30.00 CHF per person)


A course size adapted to friends and colleagues: The course is adapted to the group’s overall objectives. Objectives are established from the first day, and lessons are adapted to fit the participants’ needs. Students, separated into groups of two or three, are active 100 percent of the class and speak for at least 30 percent of each class.

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Group Language Courses (5-6)

From 160 CHF / hour

(starting at 26.00 CHF per person)


A course size adapted to friends and colleagues: The course is adapted to the group’s overall objectives. Objectives are established from the first day, and lessons are adapted to fit the participants’ needs. Students, separated into groups of two or three, are active 100 percent of the class and speak for at least 30 percent of each class.

Why choose private French language classes?

Tailored group instruction:

Benefit from personalized attention from experienced French language coaches who adapt lessons to your group’s collective needs and learning styles.

Collective progress:

This collaborative approach allows your group to progress together, fostering a supportive learning environment. Classes are adjusted to fit the group’s needs and pace of learning.

Build group confidence:

Learning French can be challenging, and private group classes provide an ideal setting to build confidence collectively. Improve your ability to communicate with others in a private group setting. Build the confidence to speak French in public.

On-site classes:

Organize group lessons in our Geneva offices or a location of your choosing. Your French language coach can come directly to your workplace, home, or another preferred location.

Our Approach

Course Features

  • French Language Proficiency Assessment
  • Structured Lessons
  • Personalized Feedback
  • Speaking
  • Reading
  • Writing
  • Exam preparation
  • Speak, speak, and speak some more: participants begin speaking French together from the first class. Exercises are structured to help the group develop spoken proficiency based on their collective level and objectives. The key to improving spoken ability in French is active practice, which is precisely what your group will do.
  • French Language Proficiency Assessment: Before we begin, we assess each group member’s current French language proficiency to determine the appropriate starting point for your collective learning journey. We continue to measure the group’s progress as you learn together.
  • Structured Group Lessons: Our lessons cover various components of acquiring the French language, including vocabulary, grammar, comprehension, and group communication.
  • Personalized group content: Vocabulary and conversations are adapted to align with your group’s specific background and interests.

Private Group French Language Classes FAQ:

The group should start from a similar level. To do so, we evaluate the level of each student before scheduling classes. We can then propose the best level to start from. In some cases, we may propose that several group members begin a couple of weeks before the others to focus on bringing them up to level with the others.

It can be discouraging for language course participants to be in a class with a wide variety of levels. Those at the lower levels will feel discouraged and intimidated by those at a higher level, and those at the higher level risk getting rather bored if the class level is not adapted to their level.

2 to 4 people.

This number is ideal to ensure optimal teacher attention. For a group of 4, the class will be divided into two groups, speaking simultaneously during group activities. This creates an environment with quite a lot of noise. This group size permits the language coach to offer dedicated advice to students throughout each lesson.

With groups of 2 to 4, there is more flexibility to gear the class toward participants’ objectives. The larger the group gets, the more global we must make the training. Friends and colleagues may want to take classes together, but there may be notable differences in the level and objectives.

In our office: Yes, we can organize groups with up to 6 participants. However, we do warn that the class will be loud.

Students’ Location: Yes. We’ve even organized classes with up to 20 participants, giving excellent results. However, the space was provided for the students by the people organizing the course. In this case, the space was roughly 40 square meters, which permitted us to create a suitable environment for such a large class.

Contact us if you want to organize large language classes, and we can discuss possible options.

Private Group Courses:

Private group courses are initiated and organized by the participants themselves. Whether it’s a circle of friends, colleagues, or couples, they take charge of forming a group and decide on the schedule, which they then coordinate with us. Even though there are multiple participants, the group functions collectively as one entity, with the administration and coordination responsibilities shared among its members.

Open Group Courses:

On the other hand, open group courses are initiated and managed by us. Participants express their interest in joining a group, and we take care of organizing and centralizing the course schedule. Each participant communicates with us individually, and we streamline the process by consolidating all relevant information, ensuring a unified and efficient approach to course coordination.

Private group classes offer the possibility of organizing the class around the group’s common schedule. When you start the course, you can flag up holidays, key meetings, work trips, etc., and we can organize the future course schedule around this.

We work with a 24-hour cancellation policy, providing significant flexibility to accommodate the collective schedules of your group. Classes can be organized weekly, or a  regular class schedule can be reserved months in advance.

The per-hour cost of a class is divided between the students. We offer a two-for-one contract. This is to say that the price is the same for two students as it is for 1. In this way, the cost can be divided among the group. For groups 3 +, we increase the price, but globally, this is split between the participants and is economically advantageous.

Classes can start almost immediately. While it may take a week or so to fit your group’s courses into your French language coach’s schedule, overall, classes can start promptly.

7 am to 8 pm.

Morning courses are organized from 7 am, and the last class starts at 7 pm and ends towards 8 pm. Classes are typically organized from Monday to Friday.

Yes. Contact us, and we can work on a personalized plan.

Groups of 2: Yes: While we believe in the effectiveness of in-person classes, online classes provide a convenient alternative for one or two students.

Groups 3 +: No. Beyond two people, optimizing class time online becomes challenging, and we cannot guarantee consistent course quality.

Can private group French language lessons help with specific language skills like group speaking or workplace writing?

Absolutely. Depending on your group’s goals, classes can be tailored to focus on specific language skills. The primary focus of our method is to improve speaking and comprehension; if your group needs improvement in areas such as workplace communication or writing, classes can be adjusted accordingly. The personalized nature of group lessons allows you to address your collective French language learning needs.

English: All levels. We teach students with little to no knowledge of the language to students with an advanced level who need to polish off their language skills or who may need help improving areas such as presentation skills.

French: All levels. We offer language instruction to students with varying proficiency levels, ranging from those with no or little knowledge of French to those with advanced skills seeking to improve their language skills.

Spanish: Coming soon.

To see significant progress in fluency, we recommend a minimum of 40 hours of study spread out over two to three months. Learning French is a process, and you need to leave time to assimilate information properly.

0 to low A2: 40 / 60 hours study – (2 to 3 months + basic use of the language outside class)

A2-B1: 50/70 Hours Study (2 to 3 months + regular use of language outside class)

B1-B2: 100/150 hours (2 to 3 months + regular use of language outside class)

B2-C1: This is on a case-to-case basis, but passing to a C1 level requires students to make the language part of their daily routine. We can help students on the journey to progress to this level, but it’s hard to quantify the time needed as a lot of this depends on their commitment to using the language regularly.

Contact us today and schedule a free discovery session.