Toronto isn’t just Canada’s largest city—it’s also a place where bilingualism opens doors in every direction. Whether you’re ordering a latte on Queen Street, applying for a new role in the Financial District, or preparing for government exams, study French in Toronto makes life easier and more rewarding.
With Berlitz Toronto, you won’t just study grammar—you’ll practice real conversations with native-fluent instructors, using the proven Berlitz Method. Each session immerses you in French through role plays, cultural insights, and everyday scenarios, so you gain confidence while experiencing the city’s dynamic, multicultural atmosphere.
Why learn with Berlitz Toronto
At our Toronto language school, your goals come first. We make it simple to find the French course that works for you, offering:
- Private one-on-one lessons, tailored to your pace and objectives
- Small, interactive group classes for collaborative learning
- Intensive French immersion (30–45 hours per week) for rapid progress
- Flexible online study and blended formats to fit busy schedules
No matter your level or lifestyle, Berlitz Toronto gives you the flexibility and support to succeed.
Create your own schedule
We know Toronto life is fast-paced, so our French courses are built to adapt to you. Choose where and when you want to study:
- Join in-person classes at our downtown Toronto centre, near St. Andrew subway
- Study online with live instructors from anywhere in the GTA
- Mix formats for a hybrid experience that blends convenience with structure
Morning, evening, and weekend options are all available—so French learning fits seamlessly into your routine.

Berlitz language center in Toronto
- Centrally located at 141 Adelaide Street West, right in Toronto’s Financial District
- 3 modern classrooms with temperature control and full wheelchair accessibility
- Easy access via St. Andrew subway station, the PATH, and major streetcar routes
- Paid parking available nearby, with cafés, restaurants, and shops all around
Find your ideal French course with Berlitz Toronto
At Berlitz Toronto, every learner finds a path that fits. Whether you want to boost your career, prepare for an official exam, or simply enjoy living bilingually in Canada’s largest city, our French classes are designed to adapt to your needs, age, and level.
Get started learning French at any level with Berlitz Toronto
Wherever you’re starting from, our programs adapt to your level. From absolute beginners to advanced learners, our French courses in Toronto are designed to move you closer to fluency step by step.
Beginner French courses
Berlitz Level 1 & Level 2 (A1-A2.1)
Build a solid foundation with essential vocabulary, pronunciation, and everyday expressions. By the end, you’ll be able to handle simple conversations and daily interactions in French.

Online French classes in Toronto with Berlitz
If flexibility is what you need, our online French classes in Toronto are the perfect solution. You can design your own schedule and study from home, your office, or anywhere in Ontario. Every live session is led by a native-fluent instructor, so you’ll get the same immersive experience as in-person lessons—without the commute.
Through our interactive learning platform, you’ll have access to:
- Self-paced modules with engaging exercises
- Comprehensive digital resources available anytime
- Live speaking practice with professional coaches
- Cultural lessons to help you adapt to real-life francophone contexts
Prefer to learn independently? Our self-study French courses let you progress at your own pace while still receiving expert guidance when you need it.
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French classes Toronto: Frequently Asked Questions
Toronto is a multicultural city where bilingualism is highly valued. The fastest way to learn is through immersive practice. At Berlitz Toronto, you can choose in-person French classes at our downtown centre or live online sessions from home. Either way, you’ll be speaking French from your very first lesson with guidance from native-fluent instructors.
If you’re a newcomer, you may need to learn French quickly for job applications, housing, or navigating daily life. Our intensive French courses (30–45 hours per week) are ideal for rapid progress. For a lighter pace, we also offer private or small group classes where you can build confidence step by step while still making steady progress.
Yes. Many of our students take French courses to prepare for TEF Canada, TCF Canada, or the Second Language Evaluation (SLE). Our instructors provide practice tests, personalized coaching, and strategies to help you achieve the required scores for immigration or government employment.
Absolutely. Our Business French courses are designed for Toronto’s major industries, including finance, law, technology, and healthcare. You’ll focus on practical workplace skills such as writing emails, leading meetings, negotiating, and giving presentations. Training is available at our downtown centre, online, or even on-site at your company.
Yes. Berlitz Toronto runs French lessons for children and teenagers, with age-appropriate materials that keep learning fun and interactive. Options include one-on-one classes, small group lessons, and seasonal programs during school holidays and summer breaks.
Very flexible. You can choose:
- Morning, evening, or weekend classes
- In-person, online, or blended formats
- Standard or intensive programs (30–45 hours per week)
If your schedule changes, it’s easy to adjust your learning format or pace.
Your progress depends on the program you choose and how much you practice outside class. Many students notice improvements after just a few weeks in our intensive French courses. For longer-term goals, weekly private or group lessons provide steady progress toward fluency.
Our French school is at 141 Adelaide Street W, Suite 220, in the heart of downtown Toronto, steps from St. Andrew subway station and PATH access. Surrounded by cafés, shops, and services, it’s easy to combine your French classes with daily errands or work.
