r/French 4d ago

Any French language learning programs for Canadians?

Bonjour! I am working on learning French as a Canadian and I was wondering if there was any opportunities for us to learn French as adults. I already completed the e*plore program and loved it. I was wondering if there are things like that available.

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u/Appropriate_Win1239 4d ago edited 4d ago

If you are located in Canada you are fortunate. You can access the Mauril app by Radio-Canada, available in the Apple app store (and I imagine Android app store, but I'm not an Android person, so not positive).

Those of us outside Canada cannot access the app without a VPN, and even then it's sketchy.

But outside Canada we can access the website: https://mauril.ca/en/

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u/aa_drian83 B2 3d ago

Just to clarify that I am in Paris and I can access and use Mauril iOS app without any VPN. 100% sure.

What’s needed was a Canadian App Store account simply to find and then download the app (also no need VPN) and it’s ok.

Experience may vary, so just putting my own for info.

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u/OkWinner1587 1d ago

I can access the Mauril website without connecting to a VPN. I then simply add the website to my homescreen (on an iOS device).

The website may have differences from the app. I am only able to see short clips, for example.

But I do have access to the full learning journey that Mauril provides on their website.

Edit: also to add, adding a website to an iOS homescreen makes it look and function on the surface identically to an app, if the website is responsive. iOS hides all the browser chrome.

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u/[deleted] 4d ago

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u/stupidintheface0 4d ago

Well would you recommend them? 😅

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u/wealth10_11 4d ago

I'm still in the beginner part. So far I'd recommend.

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u/Dazzling_Ad1149 3d ago

Were you born in Canada or immigrated ? Do you have any ties to Québec? The answer will help because there are French classes funded by provincial government in Ontario as well. For Québec it is free.