French for Fun in Whitstable
Lovely, lively French lessons are currently running at various levels in our two venues, The Monument and The East Kent in Whitstable.
Fun, sociable classes with Vicki or Tony, your enthusiastic teachers. Follow a structured course with a focus on conversation.
Even if a course has already started, you are welcome to join us at any time, you just pay for the remaining classes in the term plus the materials.
If you're not sure what level you need you are welcome to try a class initially to see how you get on, or try our self-assessment tool here:
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Our Course Teachers
I have always loved languages and studied French and German at school and then French and Russian at university. I've also learnt a little bit of Spanish and Italian, and even tried learning Mandarin and Korean, which are very tricky! I am passionate about sharing my love of languages with others. I am friendly and patient, and my classes are lots of fun. I don't put pressure on learners, but make sure they all feel comfortable to ask questions and have a go. Communication is more important than perfection! I have some learners who have been with me for 8 years, who have progressed from Beginners or Improvers to Advanced level. I love to see learners increasing in confidence and enjoying their language learning. I have been teaching French for over 20 years and enjoy making language learning accessible and fun for everyone. I am very happy to have expanded my business to start working with Tony, to offer more classes to people in Whitstable.
Bonjour. I'm Tony, and I started learning French at 6 years old. I did a degree in French and Drama at University of London. This included performing in French at venues like the Institut de Français, and spending time in France studying.
I also speak Spanish and German, and am currently pushing forward with the Irish language for fun!
I have always enjoyed finding fellow French speakers to practice with and love to teach, which I first began to do in my University vacations. I also drifted into teaching during my Nursing career.
I've been very excited to find a large French speaking community here in my new home of Whitstable, after spending 14 years overseas, latterly in Barcelona.
Many French people find Barcelona an exciting and practical place to live and work, so I spoke as much French there as Spanish (don't ask me to chat in Catalan!).
I love learning myself with Language For Fun, which has a philosophy of learning I appreciate - always have fun!
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Some of our learners have been with us for 15 years! Be patient with yourself - the process of learning a language is never complete but each term you should be that bit more confident to use your newfound skills and get the most out of your travels.