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January 14th, 2018

Using a French Training Budget to Finance your French Lessons

I own a French business or I’m an auto-entrepreneur, what funding can I get? You are entitled a budget allowance which renews itself every year. The amount depends on your type of business so just contact us so we can find the information for you. We prepare the paperwork…

January 7th, 2018

Intensive Courses

French Courses for Non-Skiers visiting Morzine

More and more non-skiers find themselves on so-called ‘ski holidays’. The idea of spending some time in the mountains is appealing to many people, even those who don’t ski for a whole variety of reasons. Some of the things that attract non-skiers to the Alps include clean crisp Alpine…

January 1st, 2018

8-12 January 2018 French Intensive Courses: New Timetable & Last Places left!

So the New Year has begun and like many of us, you have probably made some New Year’s Resolutions! If one of these is to learn French or improve your French, then Alpine French School in Morzine in the French Alps has various solutions for you. We are running…

January 1st, 2018

Juniors

French Summer Camp in France 2018

First of all, we’d like to take this opportunity to take anyone reading this article, past and possibly future campers and very Happy New Year! It is only 1st January 2018 but preparations and booking for Alpine French School’s French Summer Camp in France 2018 are in full swing…. …

December 29th, 2017

Grammar for Dummies

Les pronoms réfléchis = pronominals (reflexives)

When the subject does something to itself (when the subject and the object of the verb are the same) you have reflexivity. The reflexive pronouns are used to denote this. Singular Plural 1st person me nous 2nd person te vous 3rd person se se NB : me, te, and se become m’ , t’ and s’ before vowels…