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The courses department offers French courses at all levels, in groups or individually, for individuals or companies/NGOs. Teaching French is an important activity at the Institut français du Danemark, and we place great emphasis on the quality of our teaching and the diversity of our offer.
We listen to our - future - students and will guide you in your choice of courses (level, theme, frequency). The enrolment procedure allows us to guide you by means of a pre-registration form followed by a face-to-face interview to better understand your interests and objectives. Personalised and customised just for you!
Every year, we work with around twenty teachers - all native speakers of French - to offer new types of themed and specific courses, tailored to the needs and interests of our beginners and advanced students alike. Some of our courses take place in companies, providing linguistic and cultural support. In response to requests from students and teachers, we are developing a number of online courses, which complete our range of courses and strengthen our presence outside Copenhagen and its neighbouring towns.
We regularly communicate with Institut students via a dedicated newsletter: exclusive offers for our events, content "to go further" and practise French in a different way (Frantastique, podcasts, playlists, etc).
Don't hesitate to discover our course catalogue by browsing the site. If you would like to register for a French course, fill in the online pre-registration form here - NB for the moment you will need to use the browser: Firefox - we will contact you as soon as possible.
And if you still have any questions, don't hesitate to contact the service by email: cours@institutfrancais.dk, or by phone: (+45) 51 50 32 54 or eventually tel: (+45) 26 21 93 43
We are looking forward to hearing from you.
Would you like to teach at the French Institute of Denmark? More information here.