Beginner
A1 → A2For complete beginners. Introduce yourself, count to a million, shop, order food, find your way, talk about your day, the past and the future.
Meet in person every other Wednesday, and keep going online in between with lessons, audio, two homework assignments a week, a weekly quiz and an exam every few weeks. For everyone, from your very first bonjour to real fluency.
Four steps from curious to speaking. Everything is free.
Fill in the form below with your details. Registration is open all year.
Phibo reviews your registration, places you in the right level and creates your student profile. You get your login details by email or text.
One lesson a week with audio, two homework assignments, and a timed weekly quiz in your student portal.
Every other Wednesday the class meets face to face to speak, play and practice. An exam every few weeks shows your progress.
Every lesson comes with illustrated scenes. Tap a word to hear it, then play “Find it” to test yourself.




Beginner runs 16 weeks, Intermediate 12 and Advanced 10. Each level has a lesson every week, two homework assignments a week, a weekly quiz, four exams and a phonetics lab. Levels follow the CEFR scale used by the official DELF and DALF exams.
For complete beginners. Introduce yourself, count to a million, shop, order food, find your way, talk about your day, the past and the future.
For learners who get by and want real conversations: tell stories, argue, use the subjunctive, write formal emails and present an idea.
For confident speakers: register and nuance, literary tenses, debate, diplomacy, synthesis of documents and public speaking.
The lessons teach you the words. The class is where you use them. We meet every other Wednesday, , at , starting January 6, 2027.
Your order is wrong. Explain politely, ask for a solution, and accept a compromise.

Our in-person classes are a collaboration with True Reason Ministries. They host every class, so our students have a welcoming place in San Antonio to meet, practice and speak French together.
Learn more about our partner at truereasonmin.com
One level at a time, all year. Intermediate starts two weeks after Beginner ends, and Advanced two weeks after Intermediate. Every date below is an in-person class.
I'm Ange-Philippe Bonny, but please, call me Phibo. French is my first language: I was born and raised in Côte d'Ivoire, one of five children in a close-knit family with a brother and three sisters. In 2012 I came to the United States to continue my education, and a few years later I chose to serve in the U.S. military.
Today San Antonio is home. Alongside my military service, I'm completing a degree in Supply Chain Management, and I love to travel. Travel taught me how much a new language opens up the world.
I kept meeting people here who wanted to learn French, for a trip, for work or just for the joy of it. So I built the class I would want to join, and I made it free for everyone.
means “welcome” in Côte d'Ivoire. That's the feeling I want every class to have.
Yes. Lessons, homework, quizzes, exams, the phonetics lab, the in-person class and your certificate are all free. There is nothing to pay, ever.
Anytime. Registration is always open. Phibo reviews every registration, places you in a level and adds you as a student. You get an email when your account is ready.
No. The Beginner level starts from zero. If you already know some French, tell us in the form and Phibo will place you in the right level.
In person, every other Wednesday, starting January 6, 2027. The time and place are posted in your portal, and you get a notification if anything changes. There are no online classes; between classes you work in the portal.
Each week: one lesson with audio (vocabulary, dialogue, grammar and pronunciation), two homework assignments, and one quiz. Lessons open as the class moves forward.
There's a quiz every week. You have 90 minutes from the moment you press Begin; the time left stays on your screen, and the quiz locks when time runs out. Each level also has four exams: three of 120 minutes and a final of 150 minutes.
Beginner: 16 weeks (January 6 – April 27). Intermediate: 12 weeks (May 12 – August 3). Advanced: 10 weeks (August 18 – October 26).
No. Everyone is welcome.
Email akwabafrenchclub@gmail.com. Students can also message Phibo from Chats in the student portal.
Everyone who wants to learn French. Students under 18 register with a parent or guardian's contact. The in-person class is in San Antonio.
Every lesson, dialogue, audio and homework is in your portal, so you can catch up before the next class.
Tell us a little about yourself. Phibo reviews every registration, places you in a level and adds you as a student.
Registration is always open. Once Phibo adds you, you'll receive your login details by email or text.