Online Video Production: November 2019

Tuesday 26 November 2019

Vive le Fringe! 2020

Vive le Fringe ! 2020
Institut français d'Ecosse
Callout for applications

Would you like to participate in the world’s largest performing arts festival?
Do you have a show with a connection to France, the French language, or French and Francophone cultures?
Do you want to perform in one of Edinburgh’s most centrally located venues without having to pay for the use of the space or advancing your own Edinburgh Festival Fringe registration fees?

If your answers to these questions were oui, oui, et oui, you’re in luck because the Institut français d'Ecosse has opened its application period for those who would like to participate in its 2020 festival programme, Vive le Fringe !, taking place 7-30 August 2020.

To apply:

Download the call for applications information document and the application form
For additional information, please consult the FAQ and the room plans
Return the completed application form and supplementary application materials by email to the contacts listed in the information document by the deadline of Sunday, 19 January 2020

Application Materials:

Call for applications information document

Application form

Frequently Asked Question

Room plans

After fully consulting the call for applications information document, if you still have questions about the Institut’s Vive le Fringe ! programme and the application process, please contact the Institut at ifecosse.edimbourg-cslt diplomatie.gouv.fr.

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Thursday 14 November 2019

Previously... Scotland's History Festival Day 4

History like you’ve never heard before. “Previously… Scotland’s History Festival 2019” will take place in the Institut français with amazing events. From the tragic stories of witch-hunting to the mysteries of Scottish DNA, discover the hot topics of this year’s festival!

Event details

From the 21st of November to 24th, Previously… will be offering our visitors a wide range of interesting events this year at the Institut français:

Day 4- 24 November 2019

The Gaelic Songs of Herring Gutters with Meg Hyland

Where: Institut français, Salle Kieffer (1st Floor)
When: 24 November 2019, 12.00-1.00pm
About this event: For over a hundred years, thousands of Hebridean women traveled all over Scotland, England and beyond to spend their summers gutting herring. Drawing on oral history archives, Meg Hyland shares her recent research into the Gaelic songs women sang while gutting herring from the 1850s to the 1950s.
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here.

The Forgotten Women of the French Revolution with David Mountain

Where: Institut français, Médiathèque Sir Patrick Geddes aka Library (1st Floor)
When: 24 November 2019, 12.00-1.00pm
About this event: When it comes to the French Revolution, we’ve only heard half the story. Join writer David Mountain as he explores the forgotten accounts of women during this turbulent time – from assassin Charlotte Corday to social reformer Marie Gouze – and asks why their stories were sidelined and silenced.
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here.

The Rise and Fall of the City of Money with Ray Perman

Where: Institut français, Salle Kieffer (1st Floor)
When: 24 November 2019, 2.00pm-3.00pm
About this event: The Darien disaster of 1700 drove Scotland into union with England. The crash of 2008 wrecked the city¹s two largest and oldest banks and its reputation. In between, Edinburgh rose to become a global beacon for the financial world. But this is not just the story of our financial institutions, but of the personalities too; hard-drinking Presbyterian ministers, Sir Walter Scott, and Fred Goodwin, the man who broke the biggest bank in the world.
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here.

Why is Scots DNA so complicated? with Dr Bruce Durie

Where: Institut français, Médiathèque Sir Patrick Geddes aka Library (1st Floor)
When: 24 November 2019, 3.00pm-4.00pm
About this event: The Scots are at least five different historic peoples, so it’s not possible to answer the question “What is Scottish DNA?” simply, but it’s possible to have some fun along the way. Dr Bruce Durie is a scientist with a Doctorate in History. He’s not tall, dark, or handsome, but he’s a crackerjack Genealogist who knows what he’s talking about.
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here.

Lesbian Lives: Revealing Hidden Herstories with Freya Monk-McGowan

Where: Institut français, Salle Kieffer (1st Floor)
When: 24 November 2019, 3.30pm-4.30pm
About this event: Glasgow Women’s Library is improving access to its lesbian archive through a project focusing on digitisation, collections care, outreach and contemporary art. Find out about the archives, their history, how they came to be in Glasgow and the ongoing work to bring this cultural heritage to new audiences.
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here.

Source: Previously… Scotland’s History Festival Website

Access Details
The Institut français d'Ecosse and the salle Marie de Guise are accessible with step-free access available at its main entrances on West Parliament Square and George IV Bridge.

IFE Membership and discount rates
While a number of the events in this festival requires booking, to take advantage of discounted member rates and such members-only events, we invite you to become a member of the Institut français d'Ecosse.

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Previously... Scotland's History Festival Day Bonus

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History like you’ve never heard before. “Previously… Scotland’s History Festival 2019” will take place in the Institut français with amazing events. From the tragic stories of witch-hunting to the mysteries of Scottish DNA, discover the hot topics of this year’s festival!

Event details

From the 21st of November to 24th, Previously… will be offering our visitors a wide range of interesting events this year at the Institut français:

Previously… Scotland’s History Festival also hosts exhibitions, these will take place in the Institut Français

One Last Push
Disability History Scotland will be joining us with ‘One Last Push’ A handcrafted animation produced by award-winning production company “Muckle Hen”. Featuring the voices of disabled people today reflecting on the impact of the sheer number of returning wounded of World War 1 on Scotland and how it brought about changes to society which remain fundamental to how we live today.

UncoverED
UncoverED is an Edinburgh Global funded project, working to rediscover Edinburgh alumni from around the world who have slipped through the cracks of history. The project, led by Henry Mitchell and Tom Cunningham from the University of Edinburgh, and with the help of student researchers, found a number of alumni, who have made important contributions to society, as well as incredible achievements during their life.

Previously… Scotland’s History Festival also hosts Walks

Saturday 23rd Nov 11.00am-12.30pm Morningside Cemetery with Friends of Morningside Cemetery, click here for more information
Saturday 23rd Nov 1.30pm-3.00pm Warriston Cemetery with Friends of Warriston Cemetery click here for more information
Sunday 24th Nov 1.30pm-3.00pm Dean Cemetery with Friends of Dean Cemetery click here for more information
Saturday 23rd Nov 1.30pm-3.00pm Dean Village Walking Tour with Caroline Gerard click here for more information
Sunday 24th Nov 2.00pm-4.00pm Explore the New Town with Alastair Learmont click here for more information

Source: Previously… Scotland’s History Festival Website

Access Details
The Institut français d'Ecosse and the salle Marie de Guise are accessible with step-free access available at its main entrances on West Parliament Square and George IV Bridge.

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Previously... Scotland's History Festival Day 3

Event details

From the 21st of November to 24th, Previously… will be offering our visitors a wide range of interesting events this year at the Institut français:

Day 3- 23 November 2019

From Family History to Published Book with Pam Wardell

Where: Institut français, Salle Emilienne Moreau-Evrard (1st Floor)
When: 23 November 2019, 12.00-1.00pm
About this event: Discover all the practical ways you can bring family history to life and document it for future generations. Pam demonstrates the process behind her memoir, ‘A Very Private Affair’: from finding the central story, to how to tell it through collaboration with graphic artist, to getting it published.
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here.

Ways of Seeing with Sasha Callaghan and George Lamb

Where: Institut français, Salle Emilienne Moreau-Evrard (1st Floor)
When: 23 November 2019, 2.00pm-3.30pm
About this event: A dynamic interactive presentation and workshop using art from ancient times and contemporary pieces to illustrate and explore how disability has been framed as a social construct, followed by a practical audience-led exploration of the impact of these assumptions upon disabled people.
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here.

Remembering Partition with Anindya Raychaudhuri

Where: Institut français, Médiathèque Sir Patrick Geddes aka Library (1st Floor)
When: 23 November 2019, 2.00pm-3.00pm
About this event: This interactive performance will focus on the 1947 Indian/Pakistani partition, using extracts from oral history interviews and eyewitness accounts. How do people remember partition today, and what do these memories tell us about the present?
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here.

Beauty in Hell: Heroes from the Soviet Gulag with Dr. Andrea Gullotta (Lecturer in Russian, University of Glasgow)

Where: Institut français, Salle Kieffer (1st Floor)
When: 23 November 2019, 2.00pm-3.00pm
About this event: Andrea Gullotta’s 2018 book and virtual exhibition “Beauty in Hell” focused on the creative efforts made by prisoners during their term in the Soviet Gulag. This talk will give the audience a new perspective on the Gulag and explain why the memory of the Gulag today is in danger.
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here.

To Make and Save Money: Sugar and Slavery in 18th century Jamaica with Alastair Learmont

Where: Institut français, Médiathèque Sir Patrick Geddes aka Library (1st Floor)
When: 23 November 2019, 3.30pm-4.30pm
About this event: Alastair Learmont examines the motives and fortunes of two Selkirk-born doctors, William and James Chisholme, who acquired sugar estates in Jamaica in the late 18th century before becoming leading figures in the pro-slavery metropolitan Society of West Indian Planters and Merchants at the time of abolition.
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here.

Bringing up the Bodies: A Potted History of Preserving Human Remains with Cat Irving

Where: Institut français, Salle Emilienne Moreau-Evrard (1st Floor)
When: 23 November 2019, 4.00pm-5.00pm
About this event: From Egyptian mummies to plastination, Cat Irving shall give a brief overview of the history of preserving the human body, with an insight into the work she does every day as Human Remains Conservator at Surgeons’ Hall Museums and what these collections can tell us about the past.
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here.

Pabay with Chris Whatley

Where: Institut français, Salle Kieffer (1st Floor)
When: 23 November 2019, 4.30pm-5.30pm
About this event: In 1950, Len and Margaret Whatley left Birmingham to live on the tiny uninhabited island of Pabay, a challenging move for which nothing could have prepared them. Christopher Whatley, their nephew, explores the history of this tiny island jewel to create a vivid picture of the trials, tribulations, and joys of island life.
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here.

Medieval Sex Lives with Dr. Gillian Jack

Where: Institut français, Salle Emilienne Moreau-Evrard (1st Floor)
When: 23 November 2019, 6.00pm-7.00pm
About this event: The medieval Church had lots of rules about sex: who could have it, with whom, when, and how. Celibate churchmen wrote at length about it. But was anyone paying attention? Discover the realities of medieval sex lives: adultery, prostitution, sodomy, and all manner of behaviour not approved by the priest.
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here.

On a Mission: The Adventures of Mary Slessor with Sir Tom Devine and cast

Where: Institut français, Salle Emilienne Moreau-Evrard (1st Floor)
When: 23 November 2019, 8.00pm-9.30pm
About this event: Scottish missionary Mary Slessor’s life was one of “grit, faith, and courage against all the odds”. In the heart of the Nigerian jungle in the 1880s, she became a powerful advocate for education and women’s rights. Join us for a special theatrical reading of excerpts from a new screenplay on her adventures by Karyn Watt, introduced by the leading historian Professor Sir Tom Devine.
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here.

Source: Previously… Scotland’s History Festival Website

Access Details
The Institut français d'Ecosse and the salle Marie de Guise are accessible with step-free access available at its main entrances on West Parliament Square and George IV Bridge.

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Previously... Scotland's History Festival Day 4 Marie de Guise Special

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Event details

From the 21st of November to 24th, Previously… will be offering our visitors a wide range of interesting events this year at the Institut français:

Special Marie de Guise Edition Day 4- 24 November 2019

The following events are Special Marie de Guise Day Events in conjunction with Women’s History Scotland

Celebrating Women in Scotland’s History with Dr Valerie Wright and Dr Fiona Skillen

Where: Institut français,
When: 24 November 2019, 1.00pm-2.00pm
About this event: When it comes to the French Revolution, we’ve only heard half the story. Join writer David Mountain as he explores the forgotten accounts of women during this turbulent time – from assassin Charlotte Corday to social reformer Marie Gouze – and asks why their stories were sidelined and silenced.
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here.

Celebrating Women in Scotland’s History with Dr Valerie Wright and Dr Fiona Skillen

Where: Institut français,
When: 24 November 2019, 1.00pm-2.00pm
About this event: How to find and celebrate Scotland’s great women. Not just the elite ladies of courts, titles and wealth, but the ordinary women who made a difference. Women you may have known, those tough women of the tenements, streets and communities who changed their worlds. Rediscover and celebrate these incredible women in our past. In partnership with Women’s History Scotland
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here.

The New Biographical Dictionary of Scottish Women by its editors

Where: Institut français,
When: 24 November 2019, 2.15pm-4.00pm
About this event: Editors of The New Biographical Dictionary of Scottish Women, describe how they completely revised the first edition of 2006. The new volume, containing the stories of hundreds of Scottish women from the distant past to the present, has over 180 additional entries on women who lived and died before 2018. The talk will be illustrated with examples of these lives, and will point out resources available for those looking for to get that total even higher… In partnership with Women’s History Scotland
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here.

Where are the Women? with Sara Sheridan

Where: Institut français,
When: 24 November 2019, 4.10pm-5.10pm
About this event: Bestselling author and activist Sara Sheridan has re-drawn the map of Scotland. Imagine Slessor Station in Dundee and statues of suffragettes dominate Glasgow’s George (Victoria?) Square. A woman on a mission, Sara is determined to see Scotland’s women get the recognition they deserve for their achievements. Join her to find out how to re-imagine the very landscape you walk through. In partnership with Women’s History Scotland
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here.

The New Biographical Dictionary of Scottish Women by its editors

Where: Institut français,
When: 24 November 2019, 2.15pm-4.00pm
About this event: Editors of The New Biographical Dictionary of Scottish Women, describe how they completely revised the first edition of 2006. The new volume, containing the stories of hundreds of Scottish women from the distant past to the present, has over 180 additional entries on women who lived and died before 2018. The talk will be illustrated with examples of these lives, and will point out resources available for those looking for to get that total even higher… In partnership with Women’s History Scotland
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here.

Where are the Women? with Sara Sheridan

Where: Institut français,
When: 24 November 2019, 4.10pm-5.10pm
About this event: Bestselling author and activist Sara Sheridan has re-drawn the map of Scotland. Imagine Slessor Station in Dundee and statues of suffragettes dominate Glasgow’s George (Victoria?) Square. A woman on a mission, Sara is determined to see Scotland’s women get the recognition they deserve for their achievements. Join her to find out how to re-imagine the very landscape you walk through. In partnership with Women’s History Scotland
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here.

Source: Previously… Scotland’s History Festival Website

Access Details
The Institut français d'Ecosse and the salle Marie de Guise are accessible with step-free access available at its main entrances on West Parliament Square and George IV Bridge.

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Previously... Scotland's History Festival Day 2

Event details

From the 21st of November to 24th, Previously… will be offering our visitors a wide range of interesting events this year at the Institut français:

Day 2- 22 November 2019

Industrial History Panel with Eddie Small, Caroline Brown, Jacqueline Eccles and Emma Halford-Forbes (Chair)

Where: Institut français, Salle Emilienne Moreau-Evrard (1st Floor)
When: 22 November 2019, 12:00-1:30pm
About this event: Eddie Small will take us through Dundee’s industrial history. In Hidden Voices: Uncovering Stories of Asylum Care, Caroline and Jacqui will examine the diagnosis and treatment of mental illness and explore what it was like to be a patient in an asylum in the 19th century. They will also discuss how this research can inform approaches to mental health care today. All three speakers will then join Emma of Go Industrial! to discuss history, industrial heritage and identity.
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here.

The Physix with Siân Hickson

Where: Institut français, Salle Emilienne Moreau-Evrard (1st Floor)
When: 22 November 2019, 3.00pm-4.00pm
About this event: The story of six physicists, women from the mid 18th century to present day. This talk is a recognition of the effacement of women’s key role in the history of science and the enormous barriers that had to be overcome for their contributions to be sanctioned and recognised.
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here.

It was Twenty Years Ago Today … from 1999 to the Present by Dr Gerry Hassan and guests

Where: Institut français, Salle Kieffer (1st Floor)
When: 22 November 2019, 6.00pm-7.00pm
About this event: This is history bang up to the present day. Even as we write this, we don’t know what’s going to happen in current Brexit dominated climate. Gerry and his guests take a look at the recent history of Scotland to try to unpick how we got here. Wherever ‘here’ is by then…
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here

The Whiskey Rebellion with Frank Cogliano and David Silkenat

Where: Institut français, Salle Emilienne Moreau-Evrard (1st Floor)
When: 22 November 2019, 7.45 - 8.45 pm
About this event: The Whiskey Rebellion is a weekly podcast that seeks to provide historical context for contemporary events in the US. The hosts are two US ex-pats who teach American history at the University of Edinburgh. During this live episode, they will discuss the history of US-French relations and take questions from the audience. Previous episodes available here
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here

Previously… Scotlands History Festival
Thursday, 21 November 2019 - Sunday, 24 November 2019
Institut français d'Ecosse
West Parliament Square
Edinburgh EH1 1RF

Access Details
The Institut français d'Ecosse and the salle Marie de Guise are accessible with step-free access available at its main entrances on West Parliament Square and George IV Bridge.

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Previously... Scotland's History Festival Day 1

History like you’ve never heard before! “Previously… Scotland’s History Festival 2019” will take place in the Institut français with amazing events. From the tragic stories of witch-hunting to the mysteries of Scottish DNA, discover the hot topics of this year’s festival!

Event details

From Thursday 21st of November to Sunday 24th November, Previously… will be offering our visitors a wide range of interesting events this year at the Institut français:

Day 1 - 21 November 2019

Satan and the Scots with Dr. Mikki Brock

Where: Institut français, Salle Emilienne Moreau-Evrard (1st Floor)
When: 21 November 2019, 6.30pm-7.30pm
About this event: This talk explores the historical development of ideas about Satan and the influence that belief in the devil has had on people’s lives, especially in post-Reformation Scotland. We’ll discuss the role of the devil in witch-hunting, sermons, cases of blasphemy, and the making of Scottish identity.
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here.

The Scottish History Behind Game of Thrones with David Weinczok

Where: Institut français, Salle Emilienne Moreau-Evrard (1st Floor)
When: 21 November 2019, 7.45pm-8.45pm
Tickets: £ 5,00
About this event: In Scotland, Westeros is all around you. Discover the battles, locations, characters, conspiracies and castles from Scottish history that inspired events in Game of Thrones. Presented by David C. Weinczok (aka The Castle Hunter), author of ‘The History Behind Game of Thrones: The North Remembers’.
Tickets: £ 5,00 Get yours here.

Source: Previously… Scotland’s History Festival Website

Previously… Scotlands History Festival
Thursday, 21 November 2019 - Sunday, 24 November 2019
Institut français d'Ecosse
West Parliament Square
Edinburgh EH1 1RF

Access Details
The Institut français d'Ecosse and the salle Marie de Guise are accessible with step-free access available at its main entrances on West Parliament Square and George IV Bridge.

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Tuesday 12 November 2019

Exhibition Launch and Award Ceremony: Poster Exhibition for Creative Writing Contest

An award ceremony for the 2019 concours d'écriture créative followed by an exhibition displaying the winning texts in poster format. The artworks are created by graphic design students from the University of Edinburgh.

The creative writing competition and related poster exhibition were co-organised by Edinburgh Napier University, the University of Edinburgh, the University of St Andrews, the University of Edinburgh, the Franco-Scottish Society, the Goethe-Institut Glasgow and the Institut français d'Ecosse.

Event details

Poster Exhibition Launch, Award Ceremony Concours d'écriture créative 2019
Thursday, 21 November 2019 | 6 pm
Texts in French and German | FREE Event
No advanced booking required

Institut français d'Ecosse
Salle Marie de Guise (Lower ground floor)
West Parliament Square
Edinburgh EH1 1RF

Access Details
The Institut français d'Ecosse and the salle Marie de Guise are accessible with step-free access available at its main entrances on West Parliament Square and George IV Bridge.

IFE Membership and discount rates
While this event is free and open to all, the Institut organises many paid and members-only events throughout the year. To take advantage of discounted member rates and such members-only events, we invite you to become a member of the Institut français d'Ecosse.

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Thursday 7 November 2019

Students-Exclusive Screening: Santa & Cie (2017) of Alain Chabat

Two exceptional students-exclusive screenings will be held this year for an equally exceptional Christmas 2019. We are excited to show our students Santa & Cie (2017) of Alain Chabat. The second session is taking place on 19 December at 11 am. Be prepared to Lol.

Synopsis: When all the elves get sick, the gifts cannot be delivered to Earth! Santa needs to figure something out to save the magic of Christmas. He will travel and find himself allies to help with this great task.

Genre: Comedy

Starring Alain Chabat, Golshifteh Farahani, Audrey Tautou, and Pio Marmai

Santa & Cie (dir. Alain Chabat| 2017 | 92 min)
Thursday 19 December 11 am to 1 pm

Audience: From levels S4 to S6

Institut français d'Ecosse
Salle Emilienne Moreau-Evrard
West Parliament Square
Edinburgh EH1 1RF

Access Details
The Institut français d'Ecosse and the Salle Emilienne Moreau-Evrard are fully accessible with step-free access available at West Parliament Square and George IV Bridge.
Booking
This event is free for students, booking is strongly recommended.
Book directly online or contact us at 0131 285 6030 or ifecosse.edimbourg-cslt @diplomatie.gouv.fr
Additional tickets are also available via Eventbrite.

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Students-Exclusive Screening: Santa & Cie (2017) of Alain Chabat

Two exceptional students-exclusive screenings will be held this year for an equally exceptional Christmas 2019. We are excited to show our students Santa et Cie (2017) by Alain Chabat.

Genre: Comedy

Starring Alain Chabat, Golshifteh Farahani, Audrey Tautou, and Pio Marmai

Santa & Cie (dir. Alain Chabat| 2017 | 92 min)
Tuesday 17 December 11 am to 1 pm

Audience: From levels S4 to S6

Institut français d'Ecosse
Salle Emilienne Moreau-Evrard
West Parliament Square
Edinburgh EH1 1RF

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Tuesday 5 November 2019

Poster Exhibition: Concours d'écriture créative 2019

Following the award ceremony for the 2019 concours d'écriture créative, this exhibition highlights the winning texts in posters created by graphic design students from Edinburgh College.

The creative writing competition and related poster exhibition were co-organised by Edinburgh Napier University, the University of Edinburgh, the University of St Andrews, Edinburgh College, the Franco-Scottish Society, the Goethe-Institut Glasgow and the Institut français d'Ecosse.

Event details

Poster Exhibition: Concours d'écriture créative 2019
Thursday, 21 November 2019 - Friday, 13 December 2019
Open Monday - Saturday, 10.00am to 6.00pm
Texts in French and German | FREE
No advanced booking required

Institut français d'Ecosse
Salle Marie de Guise (Lower ground floor)
West Parliament Square
Edinburgh EH1 1RF

Access Details
The Institut français d'Ecosse and the salle Marie de Guise are accessible with step-free access available at its main entrances on West Parliament Square and George IV Bridge.

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Monday 4 November 2019

Atelier littérature - Session 9

Samedi 27 Juin 2020, 12h00-13h30

L'objectif du cours est de communiquer en français (compétences linguistiques niveau C1+/C2) sur quelques romans contemporains publiés en France (notamment lors de la Rentrée littéraire du mois de septembre).

Pour la 8eme et dernière séance de cette année, le(s) livre(s) et le thème restent à définir.

Online Booking (Possible inscription au trimestre à prix réduits)

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Atelier littérature - Session 8

Samedi 30 Mai 2020, 12h00-13h30

Pour la 8eme séance de cette année, le(s) livre(s) et le thème restent à définir.

Online Booking (Possible inscription au trimestre à prix réduits)

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Atelier littérature - Session 7

Samedi 25 Avril 2020, 12h00-13h30

Pour la 7eme séance de cette année, le(s) livre(s) et le thème restent à définir.

Online Booking (Possible inscription au trimestre à prix réduits)

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Atelier littérature - Session 6

Samedi 28 Mars 2020, 12h00-13h30

Pour la 6eme séance de cette année, le(s) livre(s) et le thème restent à définir.

Online Booking (Possible inscription au trimestre à prix réduits)

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Open House: Winter 2020

Come around to our house to discover our new courses for this season and meet our team !

Pop by for a chat with one of our teachers about your needs, assess your level in French, visit the library and explore all the advantages of being a student at the Institut français.

Check our 2020 Winter Term Brochure for details of our offer.
Come on in, the house is open !

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