Sandra Chaouche
France and Tunisia
Bio
Sandra was born in Paris, but spent her childhood under the sun of Tunisia. She returned to Paris for her studies, afterwhich her curiosity for different cultures of the world brought her to Montreal. After working for various cultural organizations and international festivals typical of the Montreal cultural life, she moved with her family to Boston.
Classes Recently Taught
Beginner French 2 Accelerated - Canceled
Find out about your friends' hobbies, discover the culture of Montréal and blog about your life—all in French! These activities (and many more) will help you expand your language skills.
Read MoreCanceled - Advanced Beginner French 2 Accelerated
Do you want to write tweets, listen to a radio broadcast from Africa and reminisce about your favorite retro styles? Do you want to do all of that in French? You can! Plus you'll improve your grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation skills at the same time.
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Intermediate French 4
Delve deeper into the Francophone cultures around the globe while honing your language skills: understand a scientific documentary, learn about young, francophone thinkers, explain a scientific discovery, present the pros and cons of an innovation in technology, give your opinion, imagine the future. and more!
Read MoreAdvanced Beginner French 4
This class will give you the skills to understand a tourist brochure, reserve a stay somewhere, research a destination online, express your indifference towards a situation and more!
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Advanced Beginner French 1
Time to go beyond the basics! Gain the grammar, vocabulary, and confidence you'll need to comprehend an excerpt from a piece of literature, describe a photograph, share a memory (happy or otherwise), read a tourist manual, and much more.
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Literature: Reflections on May '68
Improve speaking and comprehension while reading and analyzing French literary works exploring the historic impact of May '68.
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Slogans & Posters of May ‘68
Improve speaking and comprehension while learning about the significant slogans and posters of May '68.
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