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FRENCH LANGUAGE SCHOOL

Alliance Française - Strasbourg

The Alliance Française de Strasbourg is a premier destination for learning French in the heart of Europe. It carries a double mission: teaching the French language and spreading French-speaking cultures. Located in the beautiful, historic city center of Strasbourg, the school welcomes students from around the world into a welcoming and highly immersive environment.

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960€

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ACCREDITED SCHOOL

FLE Quality Label

Alliance Française de Strasbourg is accredited by Campus France and holds the FLE Quality Label, awarded by the French Ministry of Education for excellence in teaching French to non-native speakers.

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School Features

Learn French in the heart of Europe

Alliance Française de Strasbourg sits at the crossroads of France, Germany, and the European institutions. Students benefit from a truly international setting, surrounded by European culture just steps from the school.

Alliances Françaises Foundation

The Alliance Française Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the French language and culture worldwide. It is the largest language and cultural network in the world, with 824 Alliance Française centers in 138 countries.

Official Exam Centre

The Alliance Française de Strasbourg is recognized as an official testing centre by France Education International for exams such as the DELF, DALF or TCF, students can prepare for and take certified French language tests directly on site.

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School Facilities

Alliance Française – Strasbourg

Campuses & Location

Live & Study in Strasbourg

Strasbourg is the official capital of Europe, famous for its historic canals, Gothic cathedral, and international atmosphere. Situated near the border with Germany, the city blends French and German traditions, culinary heritage, and architecture. It is an ideal student town with extensive tram systems and cycling paths, making it easy to live affordably and get around without a car.

Study at Alliance Française de Strasbourg

The campus is centrally located in Strasbourg, just 10 minutes by tram from the main train station. Situated right next to the Gallia tram stop, the school is easy to reach by public transport, foot, or bike. The surrounding neighborhood is filled with local bakeries, libraries, and student cafés.

Alliance Française – Strasbourg

French Courses in Strasbourg

Course Details

Course Introduction

This intensive program helps you build practical French skills for everyday life and work. After a placement test, you join a class that matches your level, from complete beginner (A1) to advanced (C1). Lessons focus on real-life situations, like ordering food at a restaurant or writing a job cover letter. You will practice speaking, listening, reading, and writing with your classmates using standard textbooks and workbooks.

Classes take place in the mornings from Monday to Friday, so you have the rest of the day to join cultural activities or use your French around Strasbourg. Teachers adjust the pace and content to fit your group’s goals, helping you make steady progress through daily practice.

Course length
1 month to 1 year
Course enrollment is available in full-month increments only, with a minimum commitment of 1 month.
Available starts

Start dates are fixed, with one new intake per month. Contact us for exact dates and schedule.

Schedule

Monday to Friday

Morning class: 9:00 – 13:00

Intensity

20 hours per week

Levels offered

A1 to C1

Visa eligibility

This course meets the requirements for a French student visa application.

COURSE DETAILS

Term Breakdown

The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) is the standard used by language schools and universities to assess French language proficiency. It divides learning into 6 levels, from beginner (A1) to expert (C2), with each level marking a key milestone in your language journey.

A1.1 / A1.2 – Beginner
(2 months)
  • You can understand familiar everyday expressions and use very basic phrases.
  • You can introduce yourself and others and can answer simple questions about you.
A2.1 / A2.2 / A2.3 – Elementary
(3 months)
  • You can understand frequently used expressions related to everyday topics.
  • You can describe in simple terms your background and immediate environment.
B1.1 / B1.2 / B1.3 – Intermediate
(3 months)
  • You can understand the main points of situations regularly encountered at work or school.
  • You can write simple texts on topics you are familiar with.
  • You can describe your ambitions, and briefly give explanations.
B2.1 / B2.2 / B2.3 / B2.4 – Upper-intermediate
(4 months)
  • You can understand the main ideas of complex texts on both concrete and abstract topics.
  • You can interact with native speakers smoothly.
  • You can write clear and detailed texts, and express your viewpoint.
C1.1 / C1.2 / C1.3 / C1.4 / C1.5 – Advanced
(5 months)
  • You can understand long and demanding texts and grasp implicit meanings.
  • You can express yourself spontaneously and fluently in social, professional, or academic settings.
  • You can speak clearly and in a well-structured way on complex topics
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960€

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7 weeks

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8 weeks

1,920€

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12 weeks

2,678€

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16 weeks

3,638€

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4,598€

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24 weeks

5,184€

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28 weeks

6,144€

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32 weeks

7,104€

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36 weeks

7,862€

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8,822€

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44 weeks

9,782€

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47 weeks

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48 weeks

10,368€

The prices listed above are for reference purposes only. Students can choose how many weeks they want to study. One month typically consists of 4 weeks, and one year consists of 48 weeks.

Registration fee

65€
Registration fee is not included in the price.

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Tuition Fee

Disclaimer: Prices in currencies other than euro are estimated based on the latest exchange rates.

The total costs include: placement test and graduation certificate. Learning materials are not included and must be purchased separately.

Registration fee

65€
Registration fee is not included in the price.

Alliance Française – Strasbourg

Other Courses

Looking for French courses that match your learning pace or focus on specific goals? You’re in the right place. Discover all the courses offered by this school.

Evening French Course

Designed for working professionals or university students who need classes after standard hours.

Private Courses

One-to-one lessons tailored to each student’s specific needs and goals, available both on-site and online.

Specialised Workshops

Targeted workshops focused on French pronunciation, oral expression, and cultural knowledge and understanding.

Alliance Française – Strasbourg

Frequently Asked Questions

To apply, contact Go! Go! France directly. Our team will guide you through the school selection, application paperwork, and visa process. Depending on your nationality and course length, you may need a student visa.

The Alliance Française de Strasbourg classes typically have 8 to 12 students, allowing for personalized attention and better interaction with teachers.

Yes, students receive upon completing their program at the Alliance Française de Strasbourg:

・A French level certification
・An attendance certificate showing course dates, hours per week and attendance rate

After you register, you will take a placement test that includes a written assessment and an oral interview with one of our teachers. This helps us find out your level of French and suggest the course that fits you best.

Students come from a wide range of countries. The current most represented nationalities include:
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This international mix creates a diverse and multicultural learning environment.

At the Alliance Française de Strasbourg, you can take part in many cultural activities outside of class. These include lectures, museum visits, trips to European institutions and castles, performances, conversation circles, wine-tasting workshops with Alsatian wines, beer discovery sessions, and cooking classes. Each month, there is a new cultural program.

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