French courses in Strasbourg
Beginners are the rule here.
Berlitz Strasbourg teaches French to adults who did not grow up with the language: people who have just arrived, people who work here in English, and people preparing to move.

- 5on Google, from 3 reviews
- 11centres across France
- 1878the method, unchanged
- A1 – C2levels, from beginner up
Practical
Getting to Berlitz Strasbourg.
The centre is at 76 rue de la Plaine des Bouchers, 67100 Strasbourg. You can call it on +33 3 88 39 66 67.
Calling ahead is worth the two minutes: it means someone is expecting you, and the level assessment can often be arranged in the same conversation.
What is taught here
French, in four formats.
- One to one, built around your job, your level and your schedule.
- Small groups at your level, in the centre.
- Intensive, over full days, for people with a deadline or a short stay.
- Online, from anywhere, including before you arrive in France.
What learners say
Reviews of Berlitz Strasbourg.
Left on Google by learners at this centre, published as written.
Très bonne expérience de cours d’Espagnol. L’équipe est très professionnelle, à l’écoute de nos besoins et efficace. Le prof Juan était top et l’accueil et l’organisation avec Ioana aussi. Un grand merci.
BERLITZ, c'est des professionnels sérieux, efficaces avec une excellente pédagogie au service des apprenants. J'ai adoré.
French courses in Strasbourg: common questions
- Can I learn French at Berlitz Strasbourg as a complete beginner?
- Yes. Complete beginners start at level A1, and the first lesson is already held in French. Your trainer works with gestures, objects and rephrasing rather than translation, which is why no prior knowledge is needed.
- Where exactly is Berlitz Strasbourg?
- The centre is at 76 rue de la Plaine des Bouchers, 67100 Strasbourg. Its phone number is +33 3 88 39 66 67.
- Are lessons only in the centre?
- No. Online lessons follow the same method with the same trainers, and many learners at Strasbourg combine the two: in the centre when their week allows, online when it does not.
- How do I start?
- With a level assessment, which is a conversation rather than a test, and which commits you to nothing. The programme and the cost are proposed after it.
Start at Berlitz Strasbourg.
Tell us your level, when you would like to start, and what you need French for. If you have no level at all, say that: it is the most common answer.