Yves-Theriault Center

A very good school for learning French.

The best school for French language

Actually for me everything is perfect over there, management, teachers and the staff

I've been trying to get an appointment with you for 3 months. Please make an appointment with us. My daughter is 19 years old, permanent resident. And she wants to learn French full time. He just came from Turkey and speaks only Turkish. The French language is at zero level. My daughter wants to start french language school here as soon as possible.

It's a really great place to learn French. They have levels from 1 to 8, schedule in the mornings, nights and weekends. They even have a program for people that doesn't know how to read or write in any language at all. The levels can be intensive from 20 to 30 hours each week during 2 months or slower if you are working on your french skills just on weekends. The staff is really helpful and there are many services including social workers and nurses. If you are eligible under some of the programs that Québec holds to help immigrants to learn French you will be able to study there practically for free. I highly recommend this option. I didn't give 5 stars because of the building. There aren't enough publics toilets and some classes don't have windows and enough ventilation.

great learning environment with lots of extracurricular activities to partake in

My wife went here in the course that started January 2020 to learn French. Terrible experience. Unprofessional teacher called Emertio making in appropriate comments regularly, spending lots of time on his phone texting, kicking his feet up on the desk. When brought to the administration's attention, they refused to do anything about and were very rude about it. Find a better environment to learn French where you will be treated with respect and get professional teachers. Avoid this learning center!

Great place to learn french. The teachers are experienced and give tips to improve your understanding of the Quebec society.

Big school for French as a second language. Great teachers and friendly staff.

Good place to learn french, except for unprofessional staff members like social worker Karen Nolet and directrice adjointe Natalie, if you are absent for valid reasons like sickness or your spouse or kids, they don't care and they harass you threatening that they will kick you out. I was absent often since my wife had a high risk pregnancy and they did not care, they told me she must've taken the metro and go herself even if she was bleeding, and my absence was not justified, even though i had a doctor's note. And this happens with all students in the same or similar situation.