Get ready for Term 3 with a series of focused grammar and vocabulary workshops. Whether you've taken a break from French, need a confidence boost, or simply want to revise key concepts — these workshops are designed to help you hit the ground running.
Six great reasons to join us before Term 3 kicks off.
Each workshop focuses on one specific grammar or vocabulary topic, so you get targeted practice without the pressure of a full course.
Pick what you need, when you need it — one session or several.
Filter by type or level to find the right workshop for you.
In French, we often use the passive voice when the action is more important than who did it, or when the doer is unknown. In this workshop, you'll be focused on the action, not the actor.
The Present Conditional is used to talk about hypothetical situations, dreams, or polite requests. It describes something that would happen if a condition were met. In this workshop, you'll be practising hypothetical situations.
Food vocabulary is one of the first steps to mastering French. It helps you order in restaurants, shop at the supermarket, and talk about your favourite meals.
The imperative is the form you use to give orders, make requests, or offer advice. It is very direct and useful for everyday situations like cooking, travelling, or giving directions. In this workshop, you'll be practising giving instructions.
Talking about animals allows you to discuss hobbies, nature, and environmental issues.
Travel vocabulary is crucial for anyone planning a trip, whether for business or leisure. It covers everything from booking a ticket to handling unexpected situations.
At the B2 level, argumentation goes beyond simple opinions. It requires a clear structure, the ability to anticipate counter-arguments, and sophisticated linking words.
To get information in French, you need to know which question word to use. In this workshop, you'll be practising interrogative pronouns (e.g. lequel) in questions.
Clothing vocabulary is essential for describing what you wear, shopping for new items, or talking about the weather.
Connectors are the glue that holds your sentences together. They help you organise your thoughts and make your speech flow naturally. In this workshop, you will be practising all these very useful words (e.g. parce que).
To get to know someone or describe a person accurately, you need words for both their look and their personality.
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Everything you need to know before booking.
No. You may choose individual workshops according to your interests and level. Register for one session or as many as you like — each workshop is completely independent.
You can contact Alliance Française Auckland for advice, or refer to your current or most recent class level. If you're unsure, our team is happy to help you choose the right workshop.
We recommend choosing workshops that match your current level for the best learning experience. That said, feel free to get in touch if you'd like guidance on what's right for you.
No. These are additional revision workshops designed to complement our regular courses. They are not included in your term enrolment and must be booked separately.
None at all! Just show up ready to practise. These workshops are designed to be relaxed, focused sessions — no preparation or homework required.
Join us this July and start Term 3 with confidence. Spots are limited — don't miss out.
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