If you can't get enough of all things French, join one of our French Culture Workshops. Perfect for a Friday night activity, these themed
workshops delve into exciting and famous facets of French and Francophone cultures, including French cinema, contemporary music,
literature, poetry, theatre, art, fashion, gastronomy and
so much more.
These workshops are run in French (unless indicated otherwise), and offer some instruction on grammar and vocabulary followed by a presentation and class discussion on the particular theme.
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Enhance your cultural knowledge |
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Competitive hourly rate |
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Level: check description below |
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Typically, 7-14 students per class |
In this 3-hour workshop, you will discover the world of Marie-Antoinette and her influence on fashion at the court of Versailles. We will
start with a short historical introduction: life at Versailles, the political role of appearance, and the trends of the time. You will
explore the key elements of 18th-century fashion, including silhouettes, hoops, corsets, colours, luxurious fabrics, and spectacular
hairstyles. We will also look at how the queen’s style changed, from very extravagant to simpler looks.
This workshop is suitable for students with B1.4 - C2 level.
This 3-hour workshop offers an engaging introduction to the life of Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel, her influence on fashion, and the key values of
the iconic house. Participants will work with authentic materials, including advertisements, interview excerpts, and archival photos, to
expand their vocabulary related to fashion, clothing, and style. The workshop concludes with a creative activity exploring the signature
elements of the Chanel brand, such as its iconic black and white palette, pearls, and tweed.
This workshop is suitable for students with B1.4 - C2 level.
Discover the richness of francophone art through a thematic journey.
Instead of following a traditional chronological timeline, each session explores a different universal theme, such as love, gastronomy or
royalty, through a curated selection of artworks from across the francophone world. From sculpture and painting to architecture and
decorative arts, this course offers a fresh, engaging way to understand cultural history and artistic expression.
Ideal for learners who want to deepen their cultural knowledge while enjoying a dynamic and accessible approach to art history.
This workshop is suitable for students with B1.4 - C2 level.
This workshop is suitable for students with B1.4 - C2 level.
In this 3-hour workshop, you will discover the world of Marie-Antoinette and her influence on fashion at the court of Versailles. We will
start with a short historical introduction: life at Versailles, the political role of appearance, and the trends of the time. You will
explore the key elements of 18th-century fashion, including silhouettes, hoops, corsets, colours, luxurious fabrics, and spectacular
hairstyles. We will also look at how the queen’s style changed, from very extravagant to simpler looks.
This workshop is suitable for students with B1.4 - C2 level.
This 3-hour workshop offers an engaging introduction to the life of Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel, her influence on fashion, and the key values of
the iconic house. Participants will work with authentic materials, including advertisements, interview excerpts, and archival photos, to
expand their vocabulary related to fashion, clothing, and style. The workshop concludes with a creative activity exploring the signature
elements of the Chanel brand, such as its iconic black and white palette, pearls, and tweed.
This workshop is suitable for students with B1.4 - C2 level.
Discover the richness of francophone art through a thematic journey.
Instead of following a traditional chronological timeline, each session explores a different universal theme, such as love, gastronomy or
royalty, through a curated selection of artworks from across the francophone world. From sculpture and painting to architecture and
decorative arts, this course offers a fresh, engaging way to understand cultural history and artistic expression.
Ideal for learners who want to deepen their cultural knowledge while enjoying a dynamic and accessible approach to art history.
This workshop is suitable for students with B1.4 - C2 level.
This workshop is suitable for students with B1.4 - C2 level.
In this 3-hour workshop, you will discover the world of Marie-Antoinette and her influence on fashion at the court of Versailles. We will
start with a short historical introduction: life at Versailles, the political role of appearance, and the trends of the time. You will
explore the key elements of 18th-century fashion, including silhouettes, hoops, corsets, colours, luxurious fabrics, and spectacular
hairstyles. We will also look at how the queen’s style changed, from very extravagant to simpler looks.
This workshop is suitable for students with B1.4 - C2 level.
This 3-hour workshop offers an engaging introduction to the life of Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel, her influence on fashion, and the key values of
the iconic house. Participants will work with authentic materials, including advertisements, interview excerpts, and archival photos, to
expand their vocabulary related to fashion, clothing, and style. The workshop concludes with a creative activity exploring the signature
elements of the Chanel brand, such as its iconic black and white palette, pearls, and tweed.
This workshop is suitable for students with B1.4 - C2 level.
Discover the richness of francophone art through a thematic journey.
Instead of following a traditional chronological timeline, each session explores a different universal theme, such as love, gastronomy or
royalty, through a curated selection of artworks from across the francophone world. From sculpture and painting to architecture and
decorative arts, this course offers a fresh, engaging way to understand cultural history and artistic expression.
Ideal for learners who want to deepen their cultural knowledge while enjoying a dynamic and accessible approach to art history.
This workshop is suitable for students with B1.4 - C2 level.
This workshop is suitable for students with B1.4 - C2 level.
In this 3-hour workshop, you will discover the world of Marie-Antoinette and her influence on fashion at the court of Versailles. We will
start with a short historical introduction: life at Versailles, the political role of appearance, and the trends of the time. You will
explore the key elements of 18th-century fashion, including silhouettes, hoops, corsets, colours, luxurious fabrics, and spectacular
hairstyles. We will also look at how the queen’s style changed, from very extravagant to simpler looks.
This workshop is suitable for students with B1.4 - C2 level.
This 3-hour workshop offers an engaging introduction to the life of Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel, her influence on fashion, and the key values of
the iconic house. Participants will work with authentic materials, including advertisements, interview excerpts, and archival photos, to
expand their vocabulary related to fashion, clothing, and style. The workshop concludes with a creative activity exploring the signature
elements of the Chanel brand, such as its iconic black and white palette, pearls, and tweed.
This workshop is suitable for students with B1.4 - C2 level.
Discover the richness of francophone art through a thematic journey.
Instead of following a traditional chronological timeline, each session explores a different universal theme, such as love, gastronomy or
royalty, through a curated selection of artworks from across the francophone world. From sculpture and painting to architecture and
decorative arts, this course offers a fresh, engaging way to understand cultural history and artistic expression.
Ideal for learners who want to deepen their cultural knowledge while enjoying a dynamic and accessible approach to art history.
This workshop is suitable for students with B1.4 - C2 level.
This workshop is suitable for students with B1.4 - C2 level.
In this 3-hour workshop, you will discover the world of Marie-Antoinette and her influence on fashion at the court of Versailles. We will
start with a short historical introduction: life at Versailles, the political role of appearance, and the trends of the time. You will
explore the key elements of 18th-century fashion, including silhouettes, hoops, corsets, colours, luxurious fabrics, and spectacular
hairstyles. We will also look at how the queen’s style changed, from very extravagant to simpler looks.
This workshop is suitable for students with B1.4 - C2 level.
This 3-hour workshop offers an engaging introduction to the life of Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel, her influence on fashion, and the key values of
the iconic house. Participants will work with authentic materials, including advertisements, interview excerpts, and archival photos, to
expand their vocabulary related to fashion, clothing, and style. The workshop concludes with a creative activity exploring the signature
elements of the Chanel brand, such as its iconic black and white palette, pearls, and tweed.
This workshop is suitable for students with B1.4 - C2 level.
Discover the richness of francophone art through a thematic journey.
Instead of following a traditional chronological timeline, each session explores a different universal theme, such as love, gastronomy or
royalty, through a curated selection of artworks from across the francophone world. From sculpture and painting to architecture and
decorative arts, this course offers a fresh, engaging way to understand cultural history and artistic expression.
Ideal for learners who want to deepen their cultural knowledge while enjoying a dynamic and accessible approach to art history.
This workshop is suitable for students with B1.4 - C2 level.
This workshop is suitable for students with B1.4 - C2 level.
In this 3-hour workshop, you will discover the world of Marie-Antoinette and her influence on fashion at the court of Versailles. We will
start with a short historical introduction: life at Versailles, the political role of appearance, and the trends of the time. You will
explore the key elements of 18th-century fashion, including silhouettes, hoops, corsets, colours, luxurious fabrics, and spectacular
hairstyles. We will also look at how the queen’s style changed, from very extravagant to simpler looks.
This workshop is suitable for students with B1.4 - C2 level.
This 3-hour workshop offers an engaging introduction to the life of Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel, her influence on fashion, and the key values of
the iconic house. Participants will work with authentic materials, including advertisements, interview excerpts, and archival photos, to
expand their vocabulary related to fashion, clothing, and style. The workshop concludes with a creative activity exploring the signature
elements of the Chanel brand, such as its iconic black and white palette, pearls, and tweed.
This workshop is suitable for students with B1.4 - C2 level.
Discover the richness of francophone art through a thematic journey.
Instead of following a traditional chronological timeline, each session explores a different universal theme, such as love, gastronomy or
royalty, through a curated selection of artworks from across the francophone world. From sculpture and painting to architecture and
decorative arts, this course offers a fresh, engaging way to understand cultural history and artistic expression.
Ideal for learners who want to deepen their cultural knowledge while enjoying a dynamic and accessible approach to art history.
This workshop is suitable for students with B1.4 - C2 level.
This workshop is suitable for students with B1.4 - C2 level.