During these fun and dynamic one-week courses, high school students are encouraged to consolidate learning and build confidence in a friendly and supportive environment. This is the time to gain a competitive advantage for your exams - including HSC, IB and DELF Junior – as you strengthen your skills in the four core areas (listening, reading, writing and speaking), brush up on vocabulary and conversational topics, and get a hand on those sticky grammar points.

In this course, you will learn to:

• Express who something belongs to, for example mes amis, son sac
• Construct sentences in the negative, such as je n’ai pas de frère
• Describe somebody’s nationality, adjusting the adjective where required, for example il est australien and elle est australienne
• Use pronouns to avoid repetition in your speech
• Understand whether to use de or à after the verbs faire and jouer
• Confidently ask questions using the two constructions qu’est-ce que and est-ce que
• Understand the difference between c’est and il est

During these fun and dynamic one-week courses, high school students are encouraged to consolidate learning and build confidence in a friendly and supportive environment. This is the time to gain a competitive advantage for your exams - including HSC, IB and DELF Junior – as you strengthen your skills in the four core areas (listening, reading, writing and speaking), brush up on vocabulary and conversational topics, and get a hand on those sticky grammar points.

In this course, you will learn to:

• Make your French more sophisticated by avoiding repetition with the pronouns le, la and les
• Incorporate verbs from the “2^nd group” with confidence
• Talk about things that have happened in the past using the passé composé tense using avoir, including some common but irregular constructions
• Give negative commands using the impératif, such as ne ferme pas la porte

During these fun and dynamic one-week courses, high school students are encouraged to consolidate learning and build confidence in a friendly and supportive environment. This is the time to gain a competitive advantage for your exams - including HSC, IB and DELF Junior – as you strengthen your skills in the four core areas (listening, reading, writing and speaking), brush up on vocabulary and conversational topics, and get a hand on those sticky grammar points.

In this course, you will learn to:

• Describe with more accuracy where somebody comes from, for example il vient d’Espagne
• Refer to a place as “here” or “there” using the pronoun y
• Ask about the location of something using the où pronoun
• Describe things that occurred in the past, using both the imparfait and the passé composé as well as pendant
• Emphasise elements of your speech using ce qui and ce que
• Add colour to your French by using adverbs to describe the intensity of something, including très, beaucoup, assez, plutôt, (un) peu, pas du tout

During these fun and dynamic one-week courses, high school students are encouraged to consolidate learning and build confidence in a friendly and supportive environment. This is the time to gain a competitive advantage for your exams - including HSC, IB and DELF Junior – as you strengthen your skills in the four core areas (listening, reading, writing and speaking), brush up on vocabulary and conversational topics, and get a hand on those sticky grammar points.

In this course, you will learn to:

• Talk about a past action or event that occurred even before something else in the past using the plus-que-parfait
• Master pronouns in French with a focus on lequel, laquelle and lesquel(le)s
• Talk about something somebody else said, also known as “indirect speech”
• Hypothesise about future events using the conditional tense
• Expand your vocabulary with adverbs that describe the manner in which something is done