Teens French Courses
UPDATE | All teens courses are currently being run online, following our award-winning e-learning model.
Whatever their goals or concerns in learning French – whether it’s to complement school classes, develop a new skill or prepare for exams – we can help teenagers move forward in leaps and bounds.
For those contemplating their selection of HSC subjects, scaling of units, and choices which will best position them for careers in medicine, architecture, engineering, law, teaching and beyond: feel reassured at Alliance Française de Sydney. Being proficient in a foreign language opens up a world of opportunities to youth as they set out on life's path. With an array of HSC-focussed programs available, you can confidently chase those Band 6 results with Alliance Française de Sydney.
With online and on-site courses, during the school term or the holidays, there is something for everyone.
As a registered provider for the Service NSW Creative Kids program, school-aged children between the ages of 4.5 – 18
years are eligible for one $100 voucher per calendar year to put towards their enrolment into any of our Kids and Teens Courses.
Move confidently into the next chapter of your life, knowing that a multitude of opportunities are open to you simply because you can communicate in French.
Beyond being a flight attendant or travel agent, what careers are available to bilinguals? With careers available in business, finance, medicine and more, now's the time to get ahead.
For those wanting to continue studying French at university, or those interested in participating in an exchange program, we've compiled some helpful resources to get you on your way.
Even if speaking French isn't required for the job, knowing another language can make all the difference. Your resume will look amazing, and will give you an advantage over other candidates. Who knows, you may just get the job of your dreams more easily because you speak French.
There is a fantastic offering of French courses at universities in Sydney.
Regardless of whether you choose to study French at university, you may want to consider participating on an exchange program. This is an unforgettable adventure, and one that will enrich your university experience, help you make lifelong friends, and set you up for a global career.
Many universities in Sydney and around Australia offer degrees and courses in French, as well as offering exciting exchange programs.
There are many grants offered to university students looking to participate in an exchange program. From Nicholas Baudin to
university-specific mobility scholarships, contact your uni for more details.
