• Education
• English as a Second Language (ESL)
• ESL for Adults

Where can I learn French?

There are public and private schools that teach French as a Second Language (FSL). Usually, you have to pay for these classes.

You can find information about French language classes at:

• French cultural organizations, such as Des Alliances Françaises du Canada
• Public libraries
• Settlement agencies
• School boards
• Universities and colleges

Private schools or institutes might also have FSL classes.

You have to pay a fee for most FSL classes in Ontario. The fee might be low or very high, depending on where you choose to take classes. Generally, courses offered by local school boards are low-cost.

Community agencies can help you find French classes. To find help, go to Services Near Me and search for "FSL" in your area.

For More Information

• Local School Boards - A list of local school boards in Ontario. Produced by the Ontario Ministry of Education.
• Canadian Network of the Alliances Françaises - Part of a worldwide network of non-profit organizations that promote French language and culture. In Ontario, the Alliance Française offers French-language training and cultural events in Ottawa-Hull and Toronto.
• Office of Francophone Affairs - The Ontario Government's main source of expertise on francophone affairs and French language services.
• Can I take the LINC program in French? - An article with information about the free LINC program in French.