Whether you are a French teacher for beginners or more advanced students, whether you teach in-person or online, the French Library has resources to supplement and enrich your students’ language education.
This page is for information regarding our teacher-led educational workshops organized by our Youth Programs Manager.
This page is for information regarding our teacher-led educational workshops organized by our Youth Programs Manager.
Spring visits will be available starting in early April. Requests may be submitted in advance at youthprograms@frenchlibrary.org
Please see below for details on our current offerings for teachers. Have a question for us or would like more information? Send us an email at youthprograms@frenchlibrary.org Merci !- For guided tours of the French Library and all library-related activities, contact blandon@frenchlibrary.org
Educational Workshops in French
Educational workshops are a fun and engaging way to expose your students to French outside the classroom. Choose from our thematic workshops below, or email us your ideas—we’re happy to create a personalized experience for you and your students.
Workshops can take place at our Library, at your school, or online.
When reaching out, please include:
- the number of students,
- their French level(s),
- your preferred dates and general availability (we are closed Mondays)
Our workshops are taught entirely in immersion by experienced, native‑speaking instructors. They offer students a fresh perspective on their language learning and help them deepen their understanding of francophone cultures
Options
Eveil à la langue française / Pronunciation workshop
Expose students to the sounds and rhythms of the French language through a selection of games, songs and activities.Voyages en francophonie / Francophone cultures workshop
Travel across the francophone world to learn about the French language in all its diversity.Atelier culinaire / Cooking workshop
Offer your students a culinary trip to either Quebec, Maghreb or France (custom options available)How to Enroll
Interested in scheduling a workshop for your students? Contact youthprograms@frenchlibrary.org Policies:
Deposits and Payments
- A non‑refundable $150 deposit is due one month prior to the visit.
- If the trip is scheduled less than one month in advance, the deposit is due on the day the request is made.
- Reservations are confirmed only after the deposit has been received.
- Full payment is due one week before the field trip.
- Changes made within two weeks of the original trip date (pending availability) will incur an additional $50 fee.
- If a significant number of students have multiple or complex allergies, a non‑food workshop may be a more suitable option.
- Youth Programs must be informed of all student food allergies at the time of reservation (or earlier, if possible).
- Our cooking classroom regularly uses ingredients such as nuts, dairy, eggs, wheat, soy, shellfish, seafood, and other common allergens.
- Individuals with allergies enter the kitchen at their own risk; we cannot guarantee an allergen‑free environment at any time.