With the rise of digital tools, language learning can now happen both online and in person. These two formats offer different but complementary experiences. The Parlons Langues project promotes an open and accessible approach so everyone can choose the best option for their needs.
Online courses provide flexibility: learn at your own pace, from anywhere, and schedule practice around your daily life. They also make it easier to access free learning materials such as learning resources, open courses, and language exercises to improve consistently.
This format supports autonomy and wider access to learning for diverse audiences.
In-person learning creates direct human connection and immediate interaction. It supports speaking practice, spontaneity, and group dynamics—especially within a learning community.
This approach is ideal to build confidence, social connection, and long-term motivation.
Instead of opposing the two formats, Parlons Langues highlights their complementarity: learn online for consistency and flexibility, and practice in person to improve speaking and real-life interaction.
As a free and non-profit initiative, Parlons Langues supports access to language learning—online or in person—as a universal right. Learn more about the non-profit project.
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