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TTeenage years can be a complicated time... especially in this day and age! Many teenagers study French at school but don’t really see the point in studying it and the majority aren’t very motivated or inspired. This is somewhat normal when they are learning French as an abstract subject in a classroom mostly from a grammar book or a text book. They don’t really see the point of learning a foreign language and unless they have French friends, holiday in France regularly or have a particularly inspiring French teacher, French can be a struggle...
But French doesn't have to be boring! Modulo Language School focuses on offering fun and dynamic classes that provide the students with plenty of real-world practice and interactive content.

Many teenagers in Bangkok take French for GCSE so it is an important subject for their school grades but also languages are an invaluable skill for future life. Modulo teaches French speaking and listening by using a variety of activities carefully designed by our expert pedagogical team. Our teachers have experience of teaching GCSE and keep up to date with updates to the UK syllabus and exam requirements, so are perfectly prepared to provide relevant and useful lessons to teenagers.

Many top colleges require a minimum number of foreign language units on candidates’ high school transcripts.
French is a popular language instruction choice for both students and universities alike. Most prestigious colleges have major francophone departments; French is the second largest foreign program at Stanford, whereas Columbia prides itself for having “one of the oldest and most distinguished French departments in the United States.”

In today’s world, speaking one foreign language is not enough. Students that completed a French immersion program abroad have better their chances of finding a job, whether abroad or at home. The ability to speak French is a great advantage on the international job market because it opens doors to French companies like L’Oreal, Renault, Auchan, Chanel, Cartier and many more. It is also important to note that French is the official language in many international organizations such as the International Olympic Committee, United Nations, FIFA and UNESCO.