Let's speak French!
Whatever your goal is - career, tourism, exams preparation, culture …  the next rugby World cup (in France), the Olympic games (also in France!) or just for fun, whatever your level is: beginners, intermediate or advanced, Alliance Française is THE destination for a truly French experience! We offer group lessons, private tuition, corporate courses either onsite in our beautiful heritage premises, in your company or online.
We are delighted to have relaunched new courses and workshops this year such as A Petits Pas for toddlers, Halloween camp for bilingual children, as well as tailor-made courses for primary and secondary schools and “French for businesses”.

Our team of expert teachers Alice, Anne, Aude, Aurore, Catherine (x2), Cécile, Christine, Cloé, Corinne, Dalia, Elodie, Laurence, Léa, Ludivine, Marie-Annick, Marie-Odile, Patricia, Rachel, Raphaële, Séverine, Sophie, Véronique, Vincent will accompany you in your learning and your journey into the French language.

We are particularly happy to welcome in our team our new director of courses Alexandre Allais who comes from Alliance Française Paris and Béatrice Chrétien our exams manager who comes from France Education International and who is also in charge of our famous Joutes Oratoires.

We are looking forward to welcoming you soon on Kildare Street!

Fabienne Clérot, Director, Alliance Française Dublin

À la une 

We are adding more classes in our Autumn Term from October 24th: Try our Intensive French courses that allow you to cover the same content in just a couple of months! Intensive courses are 2 hours twice a week over 4 weeks (16 hours) and are available from level A1 to C1 every 4 weeks throughout the year!

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Nouveauté 

Opéra Up-Close is a new series of talks in partnership with Irish National Opera that give you the opportunity to discover or learn more about these operas and meet those who bring these works to life on stage.
For the first edition, we proud to present Rossini’s epic masterpiece William Tell. Famous for its energetic overture, this opera, written in French, premiered in Paris in 1829 and was last performed in Dublin in 1877. Join us and find out what this opera is all about with an introduction to the music and text of William Tell followed by a roundtable discussion by Diego Fasciati, Executive Director of Irish National Opera, with Julien Chavaz (Director), Fergus Sheil (Conductor & Artistic Director of Irish National Opera), Alixe Durand Saint Guillain (Assistant Director), Brett Polegato (Baritone) and Máire Flavin (Soprano).

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