French

These classes are intended for people who know little or no French, but who have a standard knowledge of our alphabet.

Living in Belgium becomes much easier when you acquire some basic language skills. Soon you’ll be able to:

introduce yourself: your name, your family, your tastes, your choices
rent, buy, sell a car, a bicycle, a house
situate yourself: asks and give directions, talk about the weather, ask for the time
ask for information at the municipality offices, the unemployment office, the CPAS
make appointments and phone calls
understand and write a letter, a document

Level		Dates	Schedule	Teacher
True Beginner (UEDA)	/	November 16 - January 24	Monday to Thursday 1:30pm to 4:30pm	Cécile Huge & Anaïs Fisson
Beginner (UEDB)	/	November 16 - January 24	Monday to Thursday 9:00 am to 12:00pm	Thomas De Mey
Beginner (UEDB)		November 16 - January 24	Monday to Thursday 1:30pm to 4:30pm	Catherine Hubert
Elementary (UE1)	A1+	November 16 - January 24	Monday to Thursday 9am to 12pm	Camille Mebarki
Elementary (UE2)	A2	November 16 - January 24	Monday to Thursday 9am to 12pm	Fabienne Gheysens
Spelling and Grammar / Elementary		November 16 - January 24	Monday to Thursday 9am to 12pm	Cécile Huge

Classes are free.

To enrol in a French course, you need to get registered by your employment counsellor at an Actiris office.

Intensive learning (4 times/week) focused on specific needs for job seekers. Small groups, max. 10 students.