Jason Wade is the Program Director of the Alliance Française de Louisville and a French instructor with 11+ years of experience teaching learners of all levels. He also serves as a professor of French at the University of Louisville, where he teaches courses ranging from beginner and intermediate-level language classes. With a background in nonprofit program management and education, Jason brings both academic expertise and practical experience to his teaching. He is passionate about helping students find effective, personalized strategies for language learning, drawing from his own journey as a French speaker and from current research in second-language acquisition.
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Who: AFL Members When: September 28th | 3:00 - 4:30pm Where: AFL Office Price: Free for Members • $15 for Non-Members Description: Jason Wade is dedicated to growing the French-speaking community in Louisville through events, partnerships, and innovative programming at the Alliance Française de Louisville. His talk, Optimize Your Language Learning, will offer concrete tools, insights, and motivation for anyone looking to take their French to the next level. Jason Wade Biography -
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Annual membership | 2 Adults and their respective children, under 16
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The amount of $275.00 is tax deductible (tax letter provided by the office)
Check out benefits of membership below!
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Totem A1.1 - True Beginners
Thursdays | 6:00 - 8:00 pm
April 11th - June 13th
Prof: Radhika Agarwal
In person course at the AFL Office, located at 1313 Lyndon Ln, Suite 111, Louisville, KY 40222
Materials needed: Totem A1 Book Set
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Totem A1.2
Sept. 9th – Nov 11th • Mondays 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Prof : Jason Wade Location : AFL Office | 1313 Lyndon Ln Required Materials : Totem A1 Book Set (Available Here) Course Description : Aimed at beginners in the French language (0-1 year of study), this class will continue developing all four linguistic skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Study of vocabulary, grammar, and culture will still be fully integrated within the course and taught in context. Course Registration/Enrollment Policies