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Le Club du Poivrier @ Le Café du Vin
The Tuesday sessions will remain at £15.00 per person, which will include a 125ml glass of French wine and canapes and, again if you wish to eat prior to the club the restaurant offers a 10% discount on the normal pre-theatre menu. Bookings must be made and paid for on-line latest by 9pm on Mondays prior to Tuesday evenings and 9pm on Thursdays prior to Saturday mornings. We reserve the right to cancel if there are not sufficient participants (payments will be refunded). Saturdays sessions are now 11am - noon and cost £8.00 per person, which includes a coffee and croissant. If you wish to have lunch after the conversation session, a 10% discount on food and wine is available.
Bookings must be made and
paid for on-line latest by 9pm on Mondays prior to Tuesday evenings and
9pm on Thursdays prior to Saturday mornings. Tuesday Evenings
8-9.30pm
Entry by Pre-paid Bookings Only
Saturday Mornings
11am-12noon
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A bit more about the Club:There is no rigid program. Emmanuelle starts each session telling you about pieces of news or relevant cultural facts and then the group splits naturally according to levels and interests. She goes from group to group to help the participants with vocabulary, grammar or pronunciation. For those interested Emmanuelle will send 1 or 2 email(s) between sessions with links to interesting article, points of grammar or vocabulary. Good food and wine are central to French culture so Malvern’s stylish brasserie, Pepper & Oz, was chosen by Emmanuelle as the perfect setting in which to host Le Club du Poivrier. Above all, our aim is for the participants to enjoy the experience. Please do come along and give it a go! | A bit more about Emmanuelle:
Emmanuelle was born in Paris where she lived, studied and worked before moving to Malvern in 2000 to join her fiancé and now husband Chris. In the UK she soon noticed the lack of exposure to the French language. In France learning English is made much easier by the constant exposure to the English language on the radio, at the cinema and even on TV. In 2008, she trained with City University London to become a translator. She is now an Associate of the Institute of Translation & Interpreting. Currently Emmanuelle combines her translation activities with some French language tuition to children at a local primary school. She recently started conversation lessons for adults (one-to-one or small groups). To know more about Emmanuelle visit her website at: www.EJLanguageServices.com |
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Pepper & Oz, The Brasserie
23 Abbey Road, Great Malvern, Worcestershire WR14 3ES
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