The Immersion Track is designed for children 4 to 17 years old who do not speak French at home. In this track, classes are one hour and a half long and homework assignment should be take between 30 minutes and 1.5 hour per week.
Immersion Track
Juniors 2
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8-12 years old
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The aim is to develop oral skills and strengthen French reading
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Students can be prepared to take the DELF A1.1 Prim exam organized by the French Ministry of Education at the Alliance Française of Greater Phoenix
2 classes open:
Chandler (Seton high school), Tuesday
Scottsdale (Alliance Française), Thursday
Juniors 3
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8-12 years old
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The aim is to strengthen oral fluency while developing writing skills
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Students can be prepared to take the DELF A1 Prim exam organized by the French Ministry of Education at the Alliance Française of Greater Phoenix
Location: Chandler (Seton high school)
Tuesday
Juniors 5
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9-13 ans (CE2 adapté aux anglophones)
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L'objectif est de renforcer la grammaire, en particulier la conjugaison
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Les élèves peuvent préparer l'examen DELF A2 proposé par le ministère de l'Education Nationale au sein de l'Alliance Française de Phoenix
2 classes open:
Chandler (Seton), Tuesday
Online, Wednesday
Beginner Teens
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12-14 years old
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The focus is to teach teenagers to speak and read in French
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Students can be prepared to take the DELF A1 exam organized by the French Ministry of Education at the Alliance Française of Greater Phoenix
Location: online
Monday
4eme French as a foreign language
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12-14 years old
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It corresponds to 8th grade
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The goal is to further study French classical novels from a non-francophone perspective
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Students are trained to take the DELF B1 exam organized by the French Ministry of Education at the Alliance Française of Greater Phoenix
Location: Scottsdale (Alliance Française)
Thursday
