The French Club (Paris)

B1 French — Weekly Homework Session (Online) — hosted by Nicole

A relaxed, focused study hour for past or current B1 students enrolled in the 10-week program who want a quiet space to complete homework and maintain momentum between classes. You’ll meet online once a week to work through the exact homework from your current modules. You get structure and gentle accountability without turning it into a full lesson.

Important Availability Note: This B1 French homework session will be free and open for everyone to attend but the content and materials will only be accessible to Premium plan holders on The French Club language platform (https://www.frenchclub.net).

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How It Works

Each week, you will work through modules covered earlier in the course. Nicole, the host, will decide which modules are included in that week’s session.

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What You’ll Get

Nicole is one of our advanced student collaborators and not a French teacher. She may not provide in-depth explanations but she will follow the answer key for the exercises or the weekly exam discussed during the session.

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What To Bring

Your B1 course document for the current week, your homework list, a notebook or doc for answers. Camera on is encouraged; microphone on only during participation.

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Scope and Boundaries

We stay strictly within the B1 curriculum you are currently studying. This is not a replacement for class or a one-to-one tutoring session.

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Logistics

Free to attend. Weekly on Google Meet. New York time (ET).
RSVP required to keep the group effective and focused.
Please arrive on time so the first work block can begin smoothly.

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Respectful Space

We keep the atmosphere friendly, focused, and supportive. During silent work blocks, please mute your mic.

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Outcome

You leave with most of your B1 homework completed and a clear plan for anything that remains before your next class.

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Ready to join?

Reserve your spot in the next session and bring the module you’re working on this week.

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Details:

Day: Every Friday, for 10 weeks
Dates: June 26 to August 28, 2026
Time: 7:00–8:00 pm (NY time)
Google Meet link: https://meet.google.com/ipa-mmax-aow
Passcode: None
Cost: Free to attend. Content and materials available exclusively to Premium plan holders on https://www.frenchclub.net.

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About The French Club

The French Club is a global French-learning community focused on real, practical fluency. Founded in September 2024, it has grown into 23 international Meetup chapters across North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia, with 9,300+ members and a structured curriculum built in-house (200 modules, from A1 to B2, about 4,000 pages).

Here on Meetup, you’ll find our FREE live events including the full 10-week A1-B1 courses, A1-B1 homework sessions, student-led events, and occasional special sessions with partner companies.

You’ll also see free learning events hosted by members of our teaching team, community leaders, and student collaborators.

⭐ 90-min Speaking Practice for TCF Aspirants with Natalie⭐

Join us if you would like to practice the Speaking part (Expression Orale) of the TCF Canada with other aspirants.

B1 or B2 level in French IS NECESSARY & REQUIRED in order to participate.

To find the meeting link and passcode, please read the FULL description of this Meetup event.

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What to Expect

We will be practising the speaking tasks included in the TCF exam. This is meant for French students who are TCF exam aspirants to get together and practice the exam-oriented speaking tasks with each other. There will be no teacher present to give professional feedback. We will try all the tasks or mix and match every week.

Task 1: This will cover answering personal questions about your daily life, studies, work, and interests. You should try to speak clearly and give complete answers. This activity would help you build confidence and improve basic communication skills.

Task 2: We will engage in role-plays which will simulate real-life situations such as booking a hotel, asking for information, or making a complaint. This would prepare you for interactive tasks in the exam.

Task 3: We will practice Opinion and Argument Task where a topic will be presented to you (e.g., social media, education, environment) and you must express your opinion. You should explain your ideas and support them with reasons. This activity would help you develop structured and coherent speech.

In addition, there will be other activities like reading articles and producing a summary of them, as well as picture description.

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Language & Level

You need to have a B1 or B2 level in French in order to participate comfortably.

• Main level: B1–B2
• The session is conducted in French.

Event Details

Schedule: Every Saturday
Time: 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM (New York time)
Group Size: 10 maximum

Meeting Link: https://meet.jit.si/TCFExpressionOralPratique
Passcode: success

These meetings with Natalie are free.

Important Notes

• Please arrive on time to ensure a smooth start
• Active participation is encouraged
• A respectful and supportive atmosphere is essential

We look forward to seeing you there!

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About The French Club

The French Club is a global French-learning community focused on real, practical fluency. Founded in September 2024, it has grown into 22 international Meetup chapters across North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia, with 9,000+ members and a structured curriculum built in-house (200 modules, from A1 to B2, about 4,000 pages).

Here on Meetup, you’ll find our FREE live events including the full 10-week A1-B1 courses, A1-B1 homework sessions, student-led events, and occasional special sessions with partner companies.

You’ll also see free learning events hosted by members of our teaching team, community leaders, and student collaborators.

⭐ French Conversations with Gaffar — for B1 & B2 learners ONLY ⭐

Conversations in French with Gaffar (a French learner based in Dubai). Practice French with other French learners.

MINIMUM LEVEL OF FRENCH REQUIRED: B1 or B2 level in French IS NECESSARY & REQUIRED in order to attend, PLEASE note that if you can barely talk in French, you will be
asked to not participate in these events hosted by Gaffar.

Whether you can speak somewhat easily or with some difficulty,
this is a fun and relaxed way to practice and improve your French
with other French speakers based in different countries.

Gaffar is a serious student, already well established in the UAE, working in the accounting field. His desire to improve in French is noticeable and he'd like to use these practice sessions in order to raise his oral comprehension and oral expression. Other learners are welcome. Gaffar wants to practice and improve and this can be a fantastic opportunity for others to join and have a conversation in French.

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Sujets de discussion:

1. Politique
• Les gouvernements devraient-ils limiter l’utilisation des réseaux sociaux ?
• Le vote devrait-il être obligatoire ?
• Les jeunes s’intéressent-ils suffisamment à la politique ?
• Faut-il donner plus de pouvoir aux organisations internationales ?
• La transparence politique est-elle réellement respectée ?

2. Voyage
• Voyager est-il une nécessité ou un luxe ?
• Le tourisme de masse est-il bénéfique ou nuisible ?
• Vaut-il mieux voyager seul ou en groupe ?
• Les voyages contribuent-ils à l’ouverture d’esprit ?
• Faut-il limiter les voyages pour protéger l’environnement ?

3. Vie quotidienne
• Le rythme de vie moderne est-il trop stressant ?
• Faut-il privilégier la vie en ville ou à la campagne ?
• Les nouvelles technologies améliorent-elles notre quotidien ?
• Est-il important d’avoir une routine ?
• La consommation excessive est-elle un problème dans notre société ?

4. Éducation
• L’école prépare-t-elle vraiment au monde du travail ?
• Faut-il supprimer les examens ?
• L’apprentissage en ligne est-il aussi efficace que l’apprentissage en classe ?
• Les parents doivent-ils être plus impliqués dans l’éducation ?
• Faut-il enseigner plus de compétences pratiques à l’école ?

5.Télétravail
• Le télétravail est-il plus efficace que le travail au bureau ?
• Le télétravail nuit-il aux relations professionnelles ?
• Faut-il rendre le télétravail obligatoire dans certaines situations ?
• Le télétravail améliore-t-il l’équilibre entre vie professionnelle et personnelle ?
• Les entreprises doivent-elles continuer à proposer le télétravail après la pandémie ?

5.Ambiance dans les bureaux
• Une bonne ambiance au travail est-elle essentielle à la productivité ?
• Les managers doivent-ils être proches de leurs employés ?
• Les conflits au travail sont-ils inévitables ?
• Faut-il privilégier le travail en équipe ou individuel ?
• Les entreprises doivent-elles investir dans le bien-être des employés ?

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Participants: 10 participants maximum.
You need to have a B1 or B2 level in French in order to join.

If you are a native French speaker, we kindly ask you not to join, as space is limited and our focus is assisting learners.

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Google Meet Link: https://meet.google.com/ihz-svxv-smj

Please turn your camera on during the session,
for a more engaging experience.

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Important: No-Show Policy for Gaffar’s Meetings

Please note that the no-show policy applies to all events including this.

If you book a spot and do not attend and do not cancel in advance, it counts as a no-show. After two no-shows, you will be removed from The French Club Meetup group.

If you book, please either attend or cancel before the meeting so someone else can take the spot. Thank you for your cooperation.

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About The French Club

The French Club is a global French-learning community focused on real, practical fluency. Founded in September 2024, it has grown into 24 international Meetup chapters across North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia, with 35,000+ members and a structured curriculum built in-house (200 modules, from A1 to B2, about 4,000 pages).

Here on Meetup, you’ll find our FREE live events including the full 10-week A1-B1 courses, A1-B1 homework sessions, student-led events, and occasional special sessions with partner companies.
You’ll also see free learning events hosted by members of our teaching team, community leaders, and student collaborators.

Strengthen your French through focused practice in our regular Saturday Drill Sessions: Interactive events designed to help learners master some of the most challenging and frequently used structures in French.

NOTE: In order to obtain the full Zoom call details, please read the FULL description of the Meetup event.
You need to be logged into your own free Zoom account in order to join.

These sessions are free and open to everyone, whether you are a member of The French Club, or simply looking for a supportive environment to practice and improve your French.

These sessions take place on Saturday evenings from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm (New York time) and are open to any number of participants. Anyone motivated to improve their accuracy, confidence, and fluency in French is welcome to join. These sessions are generally most useful for learners around the A2 to B2 levels, but all motivated participants are welcome.

Each session focuses on one specific area of French that learners often find difficult. Over time, we hope to explore eight key topics that frequently cause confusion or hesitation in real communication. The sessions will rotate through themes such as:
• French past tenses, especially imparfait and passé composé
• Direct and indirect object pronouns
• Affirmative and negative questions
• Sentence structure and word order
• Common verb patterns
• Useful connectors and transitions
• Expressions of time and sequence
• Other high-impact grammar points used in everyday French