Improving your learners' fluency
Fluency is often the most difficult thing for our French learners, and the most requested area to work on. This short course aims to give you some research-backed ideas on how you can help your students be more fluent in English.
Overall rating from participants: new course
Next session: 13th October 2026, 9h-10h30
Programme objectives
Understand what fluency is and what students need to be able to do to gain it.
Learn techniques for working on fluency.
Implement different activities to make fluency easier for your learners
What is fluency?
What does the research say about improving fluency?
Ideas for working on fluency in your own classroom
Techniques that your students can use outside of the classroom
Simple ways to measure fluency
Course content
Course information
1.5h of interactive group online workshop (Zoom) with Catherine
You'll come away with practical ideas that you can implement immediately
This course is aimed at anyone who teaches adults
Cost is 35€ net de taxe
After the training, you'll receive an attestation that you can give to your place of work to show you have been doing professional development.
About your trainer, Catherine
Catherine has been teaching adults for 25 years. She spent 7 years working for the British Council in Japan and Singapore as a teacher and teacher trainer before coming to Paris, where she had her own corporate training business as well as working in several grandes écoles. Since moving to Grasse in 2014, she has been running her training company, A Star Formation.
She has a Masters in Linguistics and the Trinity College certificate and diploma in TESOL. She is also a certified Neurolanguage® Coach and has done many different professional development programmes including intercultural communication trainer, neuroscience of communication, neuromarketing, language coaching and collective intelligence.


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