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.
French Trivia is back again in 2026! A night of learning and fun for your Years 9 & 10 French students.
Date Friday 7 August 2026
Time 6.00pm - 8.00pm (approx)
Venue Sacré Cœur – 172 Burke Road, Glen Iris 3146
Introducing Version 2.0 of the F–10 Victorian Curriculum: French, and new support resources to plan and implement the curriculum in your
primary and secondary classroom.
Date Monday 17 August
Time 4.30pm - 5.45pm
Location Via Zoom
We are pleased to invite your students from years 5 - 8 to a screening of this delightful animated French film in which 10-year-old
Nina and her best friend Mehdi plot to find stolen money she believes is hidden in an abandoned factory.
Venue Cinéma
Palace Como South Yarra
Date Wednesday 19 August
Time 10.00am for a 10.30am start
The AFTV is pleased to invite you to a practical 90-minute webinar, presented by Joe Dale, to explore how artificial intelligence
can support the teaching of French through effective and classroom-ready workflows.
Date Thursday 3
September 2026
Time 5.00pm to 6.30pm
Location Via Zoom
On Monday 27 July, 57 French teachers from across Victoria gathered at the Savoy Hotel Melbourne for the AFTV professional learning workshop, From Classroom to Exam: Empowering Students for the French VCE Examination, presented by Karine Coste and Xavier Reuter.
On Sunday morning 26 July, 49 members and guests gathered at the NGV to visit the 2026 Winter Masterpieces Exhibition, CARTIER. First, we were introduced to this major event by Véronique Duché, A R Chisolm Professor of French at Melbourne University.
On Monday 25 May, 80 French teachers participated in the EPI workshop led by EPI's high-octane founder Gianfranco Conti. If the participants wish to remember one single word from the dense, fun and highly informative day, it must be the one heralded in the title: PROCESSING.