Alliance Française de Toronto
The Alliance Française de Toronto was established in Toronto in 1902. It is a registered not-for-profit organization run by a Canadian Board of Directors of 15 elected members. Its mission is to increase the knowledge of French language, to promote the appreciation of Francophone culture, and to encourage interaction among French, Francophone and Canadian people through educational and cultural programs.
With four centres in the GTA – Downtown Toronto, Markham, Mississauga and North York – the Alliance Française de Toronto welcomes over 6,000 students per year to learn French. Accredited by the Federal Government, it is the largest private French language school in Canada. Its reputation has been nurtured by:
- the fully qualified teachers to teach French as a second language
- the French immersion methods
- the wide variety of courses at all levels: toddlers, kids, teens, adults and also professionals
- the dynamic cultural centre which provides students and members with several cultural resources and about 80 events per year such as art exhibitions, concerts, plays.
Finally, the Alliance Française de Toronto is dedicated to offering an ideal French immersion experience to its Ontario students and to Francophiles, and to enhancing communication between cultures thanks to the involvement of intellectuals, artists and writers.
