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Improver 2 / The Didsbury Parsonage Trust

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Improvers 2 A-D

This course is suitable for people who have completed our Beginners Programme and/or Improvers 1, or who have a good knowledge of basic French but would like to develop their confidence, vocabulary and speaking and listening skills for ordinary situations before progressing to more challenging grammar. By the end of this course you will be able to:

  • Chat about Activities, Bodies, Clothes and Destinations
  • Conjugate regular present tense verbs with confidence
  • Understand and use adverbs of time and frequency
What's included?
  • Free car parking
  • • All Course materials including workbook and revision cards
  • • Access to our Virtual Learning Environment for a whole year
  • • Digital support materials to enhance your learning
  • • Fun, social atmosphere
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Course length: 10 lessons
Teacher: Jill Ingham

    
Improver - Improver 2 Course Information
Starting Date: 12/01/2027
Lesson Duration: 6:45 pm - 8:00 pm
There will not be a class on Tuesday 16th February due to half term
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The Didsbury Parsonage Trust The Old Parsonage ,
Stenner Lane,
Manchester,
Greater Manchester,
M20 2RQ
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Jill Ingham Languages taught:
French FlagFrench Spanish FlagSpanish
Tuition levels:
Beginner Improver Intermediate Advanced
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About Jill

I am dedicated to offering a personal service to people who want to learn a language. I first got hooked on languages whilst living in Dover, Kent as a child. It was so easy to hop across the Channel to France, Belgium, Holland and beyond. I was fascinated by how each country had its own language, culture and back then, currency. I was good at languages in high school and studied French, German and Italian at university, along with the culture of those countries. I worked as an au pair girl for an actress in Paris, a Count in the Auvergne and on a colonie de vacances in Brittany. What different and fantastic places! Then I just had to add Spanish to the mix and studied it mainly at adult evening class, just like you! I marvelled at the sheer speed of native speakers and the diversity of the French and Spanish speaking worlds. My passion grew so much that I just had to study for a degree in Spanish. This included a term living in the wonderful city of Santiago de Compostela, with its historic cathedral and Galician Celtic traditions. A far cry from the heat and culture of the south – there are so many Spains! I was very lucky to go on to do PhD research in Cuba, such a unique country. I’ve also been a learner like yourselves and found Portuguese a challenge. I have a teaching qualification and have taught Spanish, French and English to adults in various further and higher education contexts, as well as having had a career in exhibitions and tourism. I can’t wait for you to be as thrilled as I was to be able to communicate simple questions and comments to people in Spain and France and understand their replies.