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
Beginners Kids
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4-5 years old
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Children learn by playing and singing basic vocabulary such as animals, colors, etc.
This class is not currently open. Classes open at the beginning of the school year (end of August) with a minimum of 4 students per class.
K
5-6 years old
The goal is to discover everyday letters, sounds and words
This class is not currently open. Classes open at the beginning of the school year (end of August) with a minimum of 4 students per class.
Pre-Juniors
6-7 years old (K-class suitable for non-French speakers)
The goal is to learn simple letters and syllables and to practice everyday vocabulary
Locations:
Chandler (Seton high school ), Tuesday
Scottsdale (Alliance Française), Wednesday
Juniors 1
6-10 years old (CP / 1st grade suitable for non-French speakers)
The goal is to learn to read
This class is not currently open. Classes open at the beginning of the school year (end of August) with a minimum of 4 students per class.
Juniors 2
8-11 years old (CE1 adapted to non-French speakers)
The objective is to develop oral skills and continue the reading effort.
Students can prepare for the DELF A1.1 Prim exam proposed by the Ministry of National Education within the Alliance Française de Phoenix
Location: Chandler (Seton high school)
Tuesday
Juniors 3
9-11 years old (CE1 adapted for non-French speakers)
The objective is to improve oral expression and develop writing (conjugation in the present tense)
Students can prepare for the DELF A1 Prim exam offered by the Ministry of National Education at the Alliance Française de Phoenix
This class is not currently open. Classes open at the beginning of the school year (end of August) with a minimum of 4 students per class.
Juniors 5
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10-14 years old (CM1 adapted to English speakers)
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Goal is to work on writing
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Students can prepare for the DELF A2 exam offered by the Ministry of National Education at the Alliance Française de Phoenix
This class is not currently open. Classes open at the start of the school year (end of August) with a minimum of 4 students per class
Juniors Delf B1 Prep
11-17 years old (5th grade adapted to English speakers)
The objective is to strengthen writing and prepare for the oral exam.
Students can prepare for the DELF B1 exam offered by the Ministry of National Education at the Alliance Française de Phoenix
Location : online
Wednesday
Intermediate Teens
12-15 years old
The objective is to improve oral expression and develop writing skills.
Students can prepare for the DELF A1 exam offered by the Ministry of National Education at the Alliance Française de Phoenix
Location : online
Tuesday
Advanced Teens
13-16 years old
The objective is to improve oral and written expression
This class is not currently open. Classes open at the beginning of the school year (end of August) with a minimum of 4 students per class.
High School AP French
14-17 years old
This course is similar to the French 5 course in American high school
The goal is to prepare for the AP French Language & Culture exam
Students will be able to take the DELF B2 exam offered by the Ministry of National Education at the Alliance Française de Phoenix.
Location: 2 out of 3 times online &
1 in 3 times in Chandler (Seton high school)
Tuesday
