Study French Online or in Morocco
Learn French with Crossroads Cultural Exchange
French is a mega-language that is an official language in 29 countries across several continents, and is used and spoken in 84 countries.
Our French Program consists of a proprietary Explorer Course and the Alter Ego collection, which includes text books, work books, and audio files. This program contains varied activities that aim to develop reading, listening, writing, and comprehension skills. If you want to study French for professional or academic purposes, we offer courses of all levels with flexible scheduling options, including refresher courses, specialized courses in conversational skills, pronunciation, written and administrative French, and any other need you might have.
Study abroad
Whether you are studying for a few months, a semester, or an entire academic year, consider spending your time with us in Fes for study abroad. Live authentic Moroccan life doing a homestay while studying intensively at our center. Our class sizes are small, allowing for more teacher-student interaction. The lessons are created to meet your pace and topics of interest. Morocco is a wonderful country where you can study during the week and explore during the weekends. Our staff speaks English, French, Arabic, and Spanish, so people from all countries are welcome and will feel comfortable.
Regular Schedule
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French Explorer
1 week
6 sessions — 9 hours
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135 hours of instruction
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135 hours of instruction
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135+ hours of instruction
Classes can be scheduled upon demand and can start at any time. Email us at hello@crossroadsculturalexchange.com to schedule your classes.
For full-time French students, we recommend studying three hours a day, five days a week.
The local dialect of Arabic in Morocco is called Darija (الدارجة), which means “everyday, colloquial language.” Modern Standard Arabic (MSA/Fossha), which is the international Arabic language, is used in writing and in official communication, but often feels somewhat artificial, or stuffy, because people don’t actually speak MSA.