The Association of French Teachers in Victoria (AFTV Inc) is a professional association for French language teachers in Victoria. The AFTV
supports teachers and learners of French throughout Victoria by providing quality services, including professional development for teachers
and learning opportunities for students. The AFTV aims to encourage and promote the learning of French as an essential part of the school
curriculum.
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AFTV membership provides discounted rates for AFTV teacher and student activities, unlimited access to AFTV member-only resources and regular emails providing important information for French educators about AFTV activities as well as the wider French teaching community.
We are pleased to offer online French conversation classes in Term 1 2026. The classes are delivered by Marilyne Lopez of Almaje Language
School.
Dates Wednesdays 11 February to 18 March
Time 6.15pm to 7.45pm
We are pleased to invite AFTV members to attend the 2025 AFTV AGM
Venue The
Mission to Seafarers Victoria Inc. 717 Flinders Street, Docklands 3978
Date Friday 13 February 2026
Time 6.00pm - 8.30pm
What an incredible two days at #French Forward2025!
We're overwhelmed by the energy, inspiration, and connections made at this year's conference.
'Quitter Saigon' de Clément Baloup: We did it again, nos rencontres littéraires ont été un beau succès ! Organisées en deux sessions, elles ont permis aux participants de s'immerger non seulement dans la langue et culture françaises mais aussi dans l'histoire poignante du Vietnam.
What a fantastic day at the AFTV Atelier Metro on Sunday 31 August! With 160 students and 24 French teachers working in small groups, the energy was incredible.
The AFTV once again hosted the Soirée Trivia on Friday 8 August, at Sacré Cœur, bringing together Year 9 and Year 10 students from schools throughout Victoria.
AFTV event at the NGV for the Impressionist Exhibition from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
On Sunday 15 June a sell out group of AFTV members and guests arrived at the NGV for an enthralling day, starting with a fascinating and
informative lecture by Bertrand Bourgeois from the University of Melbourne French Department.
Students in Years 5/6 and 7/8 from across Victoria took part in the 'Plat du Jour' Video Competition, where they researched a specific
francophone country and its national dish.
Both the 2025 Y ARRIVER PAS À PAS sessions were aimed at apprehending the VCE School Assessed Coursework from a novel and
specific point of view:
That of the PROGRESSION expected in students' work in the 3 VCAA-given outcomes, from Unit 1 to Unit 4 and, ultimately, the examination.