Supporting young French-speaking adult immigrant girls and women in learning the French language is essential when they have lost the use of it, in order to promote their harmonious integration both on a societal and cultural level.
Francization classes can play this role when they are accessible and affordable. Furthermore, within certain families of French-speaking immigrant origin, we find children educated in English-speaking schools who, over the years, have lost their mastery of French. These children also need to be fluent in French. The same goes for French-speaking immigrant adults who have spent several years in Ontario without practicing French. They also require francization. For all these categories of people, our organization offers adapted resources, on site or online, for harmonious and complete francization.
