FTC Calendar
Academic Calendar 2025-2026
Each session at FTC Paris lasts 8 weeks, followed by 1 week of holidays. This structured yet flexible format promotes steady, goal-oriented language progress.
With weekly start dates, you can join any Monday — no need to wait for the next session. Learn efficiently, at your own pace, all year round in Paris.
With weekly start dates, you can join any Monday — no need to wait for the next session. Learn efficiently, at your own pace, all year round in Paris.
Your Roadmap
Current & Upcoming sessions
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Your Schedule, Not Ours
Best Scenario: Start at Week 1 to ride the wave of the new group energy. It’s the most efficient way to build momentum.
Real Life Scenario: Can’t make it for the launch? No problem. Our modular system allows for Seamless Integration at any point in the cycle. We adapt the plan to fit your entry point, so you hit the ground running immediately.
| Arrival Week | Safety (Ensures comfort & progress) | Challenge (What you must be ready for) |
|---|---|---|
| W1 | Ideal integration: group dynamics + routine from the start. | Very low: a few pages/activities to catch up if arriving after Day 1. |
| W2 | Entry possible with targeted catch-up plan (level priorities). | 2–4h of extra catch-up work in the 1st week depending on profile. |
| W3 | Can join if diagnostic confirms basics are there. | Real catch-up load: autonomy + consistency are essential. |
| W4 | Very safe option: start at the previous level to avoid “gaps”. | If maintaining current level: risk of gaps that quickly slow you down. |
| W5 | Secure recommendation: previous level + consolidation. | Joining current level is rarely profitable (too many spiraling concepts). |
| W6 | Same logic: better to consolidate beforehand to succeed in next session. | Late entry = high pressure + limited benefit over 2–3 weeks. |
| W7 | Immersion week: active listening, methodology onboarding, diagnostic & personalized planning. | Not a “full speed” entry: discover, prepare, don’t try to catch up on everything. |
| W8 (Exams) | Exam week: orientation + preparation for next session (placement, goals, method). | No level start: priority on assessment and planning. |
Detailed Schedule
A complete overview of upcoming dates, exams, and holidays.
| Session Name | Start Date | Exams | End Date | Break Week |
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Daily Schedules
Our course schedules are designed to adapt to your needs. Whether you prefer the structure of our Intensive immersion or the flexibility of our Evening classes, we have a time slot that fits your lifestyle.
Intensive Program
Immersive french programsMorning
10:00am – 1:15pm
Afternoon
1:45pm – 5:00pm
Evening
5:15pm – 8:30pm
Evening Program
Working ProfessionalsMorning Track
8:30am – 10:30am
Evening Track
6:30pm – 8:30pm
See more about our french courses
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FAQ – Sessions & Registration
Each session lasts 8 weeks, followed by a 1-week break.
You can start at the beginning of any session—or even mid-session. Enrollment is open all year.
No! You can register and begin your course at any time, depending on your level and availability.
There are 5 main sessions per year, running continuously with short breaks in between.
Yes, each group follows a stable program for the 8 weeks. If you join mid-session, we’ll place you at the right level.
Except for A1 level, all students take a free placement test to ensure they join the right group.
No regular classes, but private lessons or cultural activities may be offered optionally.