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"EasyLearn"
French Classes*
Try our EASYLEARN
classes
Salt Lake Valley Classes
Utah Valley Classes
Also all levels of private tutoring
Cooking Classes
Recipes from the best of France
*Travel to France
Custom tours
to Romantic France with a well traveled French native.
Spring 2009 we will visit spectacular Burgundy with an
optional excursion to the 65th D-Day ceremonies in Normandy.
France Photo Workshop
A Photo Workshop in
conjunction with
Vive La France Tours
Children's Daycamps*
Authentic games, dances,
and folk
songs from France
Teenage Workshop*
A French Language &
culture
workshop for teenagers
Translation Services
Translation of
documents,
letters,& Journals
*Social Activities
French holidays, movie nights,
get-togethers
Contact Information
Testimonials
Credentials
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Now Serving Both
Salt Lake City
and Utah Valley
Locations
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PHONE:
801/582-6019
MOBILE PHONE:
801/897-8565
*Activities
held
in the Salt Lake
& Utah Valley areas
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All of
the photographs on this
website are by Don O. Thorpe,
Specializing in Impressionist
Scenes and Portraits.
For more information click
DonThorpeImages.com
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Our classes and French tours are small and amiable, and
more like family than a formal school or tourist group.
Our school
uses a natural learning process recognized for its ease of
learning and efficiency. You will speak conversational
French very quickly, and understand the everyday language of
France
Now serving Salt lake City and the Utah Valley areas --
Alpine, American Fork, Lehi, Orem, Provo, Saratoga Springs,
Cedar Hills, etc.
Catherine Thorpe,
the Salt Lake Valley instructor,
and director of the school, is native French from Paris, and a
Graduate of the Sorbonne University. She has been a University
of Utah French Instructor for 10 years, Utah Opera Coach, and former director of the Alliance Française
language school. She has directed Vive la France School for 12 years.
Deborah Tait,
Catherine's daughter, is the Utah Valley instructor. She is
bilingual because her mother is French. Deborah spent several years with
her French family, and lived on her own in France for two more
years. Deborah was
a Sterling Scholar in French, and finished her Bachelors
degree in French literature at the University of
Neuchâtel
in Switzerland. She also has a Masters degree in French
Teaching from the University of Utah, and has been a French
instructor at the University of Utah and U of U Sandy
extension for 8 years.
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