French can be fun!

It's tremendous fun! We are a friendly and happy group. Vicki guides us through the complexities of learning French with enthusiasm and great patience. We all make mistakes but never ever feel silly. I like the warm-up games which get us all thinking and ready to tackle the new lesson. Sometimes we're having such a good time we over-run the time slot!

Really enjoying French for Fun in Whitstable every Friday. A very relaxed way to improve your French but at the same time, it’s definitely stretching me - which is what I need! Recommended.

I was very apprehensive about having Spanish lessons via Zoom, but my family persuaded me. I have to say, I am so glad I did! I can see my classmates and catch up with their news. Even though it’s not quite the same as meeting for coffee at the Dog and Partridge, it’s still good fun. I have nothing but praise for Louise - she has put so much into making it all work.

This is the fourth stage of our Language for Fun lessons with Louise - we have enjoyed them tremendously. The lessons have refreshed what I vaguely remember learning at school, plus we have learned so much more. Excellent preparation for holidays and a good foundation for those who wish to go on to become more fluent. Louise has also arranged get-togethers and other fun events. Highly recommended.

French for Fun lives up to its name! We learn French phrases which you would use every day, in a relaxed and sociable atmosphere. I could not recommend the courses more highly if you would like to improve your French conversation and listening skills quickly - without actually having to do any homework!

I have just got back from Majorca. I had several almost normal conversations to the point where the lady in the gift shop refused to use English, forcing me to use Spanish (which I did quite well if I say so myself!) The difference compared to last year is MASSIVE, so thank you very much and I'll look forward to next term.

Always in a relaxed atmosphere, the classes are light and fun, but you are learning all the time. Small groups are really good and you always get a chance to practice something but without being put on the spot.