In September, we’re going back to school! Why not take the opportunity to learn French with us? Here are all the courses we’re opening for the autumn.

         —     Intensive courses 

Learn French quickly and intensively, practising every day during this intensive session.

         —     Saturday morning courses

If you’re not available during the week, learn French on Saturday morning – to start your weekend in the French art of living! 

         —     Lunchtime courses

For those of you in a hurry, learn French on your lunch break during our lunchtime courses!

         —     Online evening courses

Learn French from the comfort of your home with our fun and interactive online courses!

         —     Wednesday afternoon courses

Wednesday’s French Day with our afternoon course – having fun learning French!

         —     Workshop for kids

For your children too, we have fun classes, with songs, crafts, board games and stories to help them speak French and have fun!

         —     Workshop for teens

Our workshops allow your teenagers to improve their French in a fun yet serious classroom environment.

      Our team will be at Ernster bookshop in September to tell you everything about our French courses and your language journey at IFL !

         —     Do you want to know more about our courses?

In partnership with Ernster Bookshop, Cloche d’Or, our team will be at the bookshop in September and ready to tell you everything about your French adventure with us!

You will have the opportunity to ask us all your questions about learning French, to meet our team from the course office and to discover all our sessions for the academic year 2024-2025

Our courses are for all levels and all ages – we certainly have the perfect class for you ! Come meet us and say bonjour!

      The Institut français du Luxembourg is inviting your children to take part in an extraordinary adventure this August, with teacher and storyteller Laetitia Collin.

         —     Objectives

* Discover the history of Luxembourg’s monuments;

* Discover legendary historical stories: structure, motifs, etc;

* Stimulate the imagination and creativity in relation to history;

* Improve oral and written comprehension: listen to others (quality of listening), do historical research, read texts;

* Developing oral and written expression: learning to tell stories (public speaking), writing stories.

         —     Sessions

* Episodes from the history of a Luxembourg monument, a legendary historical tale told by the storyteller;

* Research into the monuments of Luxembourg, selection;

* Discussion of the story: opinions and impressions of the listeners, elements of the structure of the story, the characters, the motifs encountered, distinguishing between history and legend;

* Based on the discussions, tell or create a historical/legendary story about a Luxembourg monument.

      The Institut français du Luxembourg, in partnership with the Ernster Cloche d’Or Bookshop, is inviting your children to take part in an extraordinary adventure this summer, with teacher and storyteller Laetitia Collin.

         —     Objectives

* Discover the world of storytelling;

* Understand the story, make it your own, create your own images;

* Improve oral comprehension and listening skills: listen to others;

* Developing oral expression: learning to tell a story in their own words, speaking in public;

* Stimulate the imagination and creativity: create your own version of the story.

         —     Sessions

* Storytelling by the storyteller;

* Expression and improvisation games to warm up the voice and the imagination (tongue twisters, facial gymnastics, riddles);

* Discussions about the story being told: opinions and impressions of the listeners, elements of the story structure, the characters, the motifs encountered, existing variants).

* Based on the discussions, tell or create a version of the story.