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Why Study French in Toronto

Learn French for Work & Travel: Toronto sets the pace for some of the world's most important industries, including technology, finance, fashion, art and design, among many others—all of which maintain close ties with the international francophone community that totals over 340 million speakers. If you are actively job-seeking, you can get in contact with the French Chamber of Commerce in Ontario, an institution founded in 2017. It tries to make a significant contribution to the economic, cultural and social fabric of France and Canada. For this to happen, they usually organise events, such as the Annual Gala and Business Awards, an exclusive dinner that brings together professionals, executives and entrepreneurs of French origin. Throughout the evening, they celebrate the achievements of distinguished business leaders in the French-Canadian community. This is a great opportunity to network with top-ranking business leaders, so go and impress them with your French accent!

Learn French for Travel: If you are interested in travelling to a French-speaking country, you may be curious to know that Toronto Pearson is Canada’s busiest airport, consistently ranking in the top 30 in the world for the number of aircraft arriving and departing on a daily basis. Within Canada, there are daily flights to Montreal, Quebec, Calgary and Vancouver. Internationally, as of 2023, there are 20 weekly non-stop departures from Toronto Pearson airport flying directly to Paris-Charles de Gaulle via 4 different airlines. As you can see, Toronto is very much a gateway to French-speaking communities, inside and outside Canada. In a little over 10 hours, you will be in the beautiful Paris, ordering delicious dishes and speaking to the locals using the language skills you acquired with us at Language Trainers!

Learn French for Culture: French dominates boardrooms, classrooms and households in many places in Canada and around the globe. As a cultural hub, there are countless French-related activities and events in Toronto to fill your calendar throughout the year. For example, the Toronto-based international film festival, Cinéfranco, screens up to 40 francophone films that showcase filmmakers far and wide, from Canada to Senegal. Why not attend and watch the movies in their original language to keep improving your listening skills? There's also the massive annual music event, Franco-fête, which pulled in thousands of attendees for their  41st line-up in July 2023. Between the art scene and the numerous cultural activities, Toronto always has something going on to do with French. Signing up for French courses in Toronto and becoming part of such a dynamic local French community is one the best ways to keep your finger on the pulse.

Where to Learn French in and around Toronto

Signing up to French classes in Toronto with Language Trainers is an ideal way of enhancing your future prospects. Our native teachers will guide you to fluency with tailor-made lessons, personalised to your schedule and needs. Your instructor can either meet you at your home or your office, the choice is yours! If not, you may have the class at a public place, such as the Toronto Public Library on Gerrard St, Page One Coffee +Bar on Mutual St or Café Plenty on Dundas St.

If you are not based in Toronto exactly but would like to take a French course, do still send us a message. We have great instructors ready to start teaching in Brampton, Hamilton, Mississauga, Oakville, Milton, Ajax, Markham and Vaughan.

What are you waiting for? Let’s go, allons-y! If you have studied the language before, take one of our free online French Level Tests so we can measure your ability and then send us an inquiry to get started right away!