Best French Schools Johannesburg Near Me

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Surely you have noticed how French is being used more and more in South Africa.

French is spoken by more than 250 million people in 50 countries across the globe, 25 of which are located in Africa. French is an official working language of the United Nations, the European Union, the International Olympic Committee as well as other international organisations.

As industry starts to tap the French speaking markets in Europe and Africa, the demand for French speaking people grows. Become indispensable in this emerging market – Learn French Today!

Having French in your company will open doors to more business opportunities as additional markets will become readily accessible. Below are just a few African countries where French is spoken as a first language:

Benin – Burkina Faso – Burundi – Cameroon – Chad – Democratic Republic of the Congo – Djibouti – Gabon – Guinea – Ivory Coast – Madagascar – Mali – Mauritania – Niger – Rwanda – Senegal – Togo – Algeria – Tunisia – Morocco, etc…

The French Academy was started to bring the valuable skill of French literacy in personalised courses that fit in with our clients’ schedules.

The language courses available at the French Academy are offered by native French speakers and are designed to make learning French easy and enjoyable. The most valuable aspect of the courses available is that you can book the course to fit into your schedule, our teachers will come to you (home/office) or meet you at our premises, whichever is easier for you.

4worldlovers: From toddler to teenager at holy family your child will be in a nurturing space in which to learn and grow

I value the people I meet and the relationships that have been built from a simple "Hello!". I also value the mission of the school and I do believe the school is moulding future leaders.


Holy Family College is one of the few schools in the country that currently includes non-sighted and visually impaired children into its mainstream classes, starting at pre- and primary level. This allows all the children in the class to participate in the teaching process and creates an environment in which individual needs are met and every child has the opportunity to succeed.

Restorative justice is a much-needed alternative to the traditional punitive methods of discipline. Holy Family recognises the necessity of modelling for young people an alternative to the violence, conflict and division that surrounds them today. Restorative justice redresses wrongs by building personal self-awareness and accountability, and by strengthening relationships and communities.

An education that has faith at its centre is one that provides stability in a world filled with uncertainty. Young people educated in a faith-based school possess a sense of belonging and certainty that tells them that they are part of something bigger than themselves. They grow to be more than just scholars but citizens of strong conviction and clear values who are prepared for life beyond the walls of the school.