School Coordinator
Daniela Castellanos
Experience the excitement of learning French at the French Language School, where every lesson brings you closer to fluency in a lively and supportive environment.
Team
French Teacher
Serge Compan
Discover the thrill of mastering French at the French Language School, where each lesson brings you closer to fluency and success in an inspiring and dynamic learning environment.
French Teacher
Etienne Langlade
Experience the excitement of learning French with the French Language School, where every class is an inspiring step towards fluency and success.
Your Choice is French Language School
Experience excellence at our French Language School. Learn from native-speaking teachers. Enjoy flexible study loads – school/home. Immerse yourself in a rich cultural experience. Expect prompt replies within 24 hours. Join us today!
Our Staff and Teachers
Our passionate French Language School boasts a dynamic team of experienced, native-speaking teachers. Highly qualified and dedicated, they create an immersive learning environment to nurture students’ language skills and cultural understanding effectively.
Philosophy and Basic Conditions
Existentialism is about the freedom and responsibility of the individual. We create our essence through actions, defining ourselves in a world without predetermined purpose. Sartre emphasizes authenticity, urging us to live genuinely and confront the anxiety of freedom. Our choices shape our identity, making life a constant project of self-creation amid the absurdity of existence.
Jean-Paul Sartre
Simone de Beauvoir explores the concept of “The Second Sex,” asserting that one is not born, but rather becomes a woman. She delves into the societal constructs that confine women, advocating for liberation through education and economic independence. De Beauvoir challenges traditional gender roles, urging women to transcend imposed limitations and embrace their freedom and autonomy.
Simone de Beauvoir
Albert Camus’ philosophy of absurdism grapples with the conflict between our desire for meaning and the indifferent universe. In “The Myth of Sisyphus,” he argues that life is inherently meaningless, yet we must persist. Embracing the absurd, Camus champions rebellion, asserting that finding joy in the struggle itself is a way to confront the absurdity of existence with dignity.
Albert Camus
Michel Foucault examines the intricate relationship between power and knowledge. He argues that power is pervasive, shaping society through institutions, discourses, and practices. Foucault’s analysis reveals how knowledge is constructed and used to control and define individuals. By understanding these dynamics, we can challenge and resist oppressive systems, promoting greater autonomy and freedom.
