School Calendar
Classes are offered throughout the year in 4 terms, each consisting of 10 sessions
Fall
2025
October 04 -
December 14
Enrollment
Early bird:
Aug 25-Sep 21
Regular:
Sep 22-first class
Winter
2026
January 12 -
March 23
Enrollment
Early bird:
Oct 20-Dec 28
Regular:
Dec 29-first class
Spring
2026
April 6 -
June 15
Enrollment
Early bird:
Feb 2-Mar 22
Regular:
Mar 23-first class
Summer 2026
July 06 -
September 14
Enrollment
Early bird:
May 4-Jun 21
Regular:
Jun 22-first class
More info
Classes are held in person at our AFKC location
PLEASE NOTE: AFKC MEMBERSHIP IS REQUIRED TO REGISTER FOR CLASSES.
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FAQs
Do you have a question? Ask us! We are here to help with your French learning journey. Checkout
the FAQs
Our Teachers
Our teaching staff is composed of highly qualified French instructors of native language proficiency. We welcome all students of French and
aim to offer fun and effective classes for your learning journey.
Refund Policy
The Alliance Française de Kansas City is committed to providing its students with the best possible class experience.
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our Refund Policy
Testimonies from our students
"Merci pour tout! Je me sens beaucoup plus en confiance pour parler Français pendant mes vacances en France..
- A student from Summer 2025
"Thank you! Loved your class and looking forward to taking more classes at AFKC!!
- A student from Summer 2025
"Learning everyday vocabulary, basic grammar structures, and common expressions helped me feel more confident in simple
conversations.
- A student from Summer 2025
"I especially enjoyed the interactive activities, such as practicing dialogues and listening exercises, because they made
the lessons more engaging and practical. The mix of speaking, listening, and writing exercises kept the course dynamic and enjoyable.
- A student from Summer 2025
About our Levels
Our levels are based from the CEFR (Common European Framework for Languages). Here is a general overview (to know which level is best for
you, visit this page
A1 Level - Beginner
Learn basic vocabulary and structures: greetings, numbers, days, ordering food, introducing yourself, asking simple questions. Build
confidence in short, everyday interactions.
A2 Level - Upper Beginner
Expand vocabulary on familiar topics (family, work, shopping, travel). Learn to describe your environment, talk about past and future plans,
and handle simple social exchanges.
B1 Level - Intermediate
Develop ability to narrate events, describe experiences, and express opinions. Learn to handle most travel situations, write connected
texts, and follow clear conversations on familiar subjects.
B2 Level - Upper Intermediate
Learn to discuss abstract topics, defend viewpoints, and interact fluently with native speakers. Gain skills to understand more complex
texts and conversations, and write detailed, structured arguments.
C1 Level and above - Advanced
Master advanced grammar and idiomatic expressions. Learn to understand nuanced meaning, produce clear and well-structured speech and
writing, and adapt your language for academic, professional, or cultural contexts.
