Which French course should I start with?
Start with the free level test (about 30 minutes, in French). If you want to make steady progress all year with live classes, the French Film Fluency Club is the most complete option. If your priority is understanding fast spoken French and improving your pronunciation, choose Shadowing 101. If you are between A2 and B1 and prefer to study on your own, French With Subtitles is made for you.
Which courses are taught live?
The French Film Fluency Club (one live class a week), Shadowing 101 (two live classes a week for four weeks), La Loge (small-group conversation, for Club members only) and private lessons (one-hour video lessons). French With Subtitles is the only self-paced course.
What level of French do I need?
Most courses are designed for B1 to C1 learners. French With Subtitles is for A2 learners and false beginners who are aiming for B1.
Are the classes taught in French or in English?
All courses are taught in French. Marion also speaks English, so you can always ask for help with a word or an explanation. French With Subtitles also comes with French and English transcripts for every video.
Can I combine several courses?
Yes. Each course works on a different skill: for example, the Club for steady progress all year, and Shadowing 101 to work on your pronunciation.
How much do Clap Français courses cost?
The French Film Fluency Club costs €470 per term or €1,550 per year. Shadowing 101 costs €290, French With Subtitles €299 (one-time payment, lifetime access) and private lessons €100 per hour. The level test, the live class, the guides and the podcast are free.