Alliance Française-Devon (Totnes & Exeter)

The conversation classes cover really interesting topics that always get a good debate started - the perfect way to learn! The teacher will correct mistakes and bring the group's attention to useful expressions, sentence structure and common grammatical mistakes. The cost is very reasonable for what you get. My French has improved a lot in a short space of time.

I have been going to lessons at Alliance Francaise in Exeter for many years. Despite not being a natural linguist I have really enjoyed the classes. The teacher is always well prepared and the syllabus is varied and comprehensive. There is weekly homework which helps to reinforce what is covered in the lesson. Over the years I have met some interesting people and learnt so much more than the French language. A very enriching experience.

I’ve attended a variety of French courses in the past, and Alliance Française (Totnes) has definitely been the best for me! Classes take place in a friendly atmosphere and are taught by native French speakers. There is lots of opportunity to practice speaking French, mixed with learning grammar and our tutor makes learning challenging but fun. I would highly recommend to anyone looking to improve their French

Alliance Française is a well organised, professional body providing adult French classes and other activities and workshops. The teachers are well trained, the classes are small, friendly, informal and great fun. It’s an excellent way to learn and improve your French, whatever your level. Lessons are a good mix of conversation, some grammar, current affairs, literature - something for everyone, and each person gets the chance to participate. Definitely the best way to improve your confidence ...

I've been really impressed by the standard of teaching at Alliance Francaise. The class sizes are small, 4-7, which means there is plenty of opportunity to speak and play a part in the group. All the lessons are in French which may seem daunting but the students are taught how to ask questions in French at the start. The classes are made up of recaps from the previous week, topic work (a particular tense or vocab area such as the home), listening, paired exercises and other interactive activi...