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French for diplomacy

The working language of major international organisations.

French is one of the official and working languages of the UN, the European Union, the African Union and the IOC. For a diplomat, senior international official or international-relations professional, mastering it means direct access to the negotiations, texts and networks that matter.

Warum Französisch

  • Official language of the UN, EU, African Union, IOC and the Francophonie.
  • Required or strongly valued in many international posts (Geneva, Brussels, Addis Ababa, New York).
  • Direct access to texts, negotiations and informal exchanges.
  • A precise protocol register: nuance, courtesy, restraint.
  • Credibility and network: speaking French opens Francophone circles.

So begleiten wir Sie

  1. 01

    Command of the formal and protocol register (official correspondence, memos, speeches).

  2. 02

    Public speaking: interventions, negotiation, handling disagreement with tact.

  3. 03

    Understanding institutional documents and international current affairs.

  4. 04

    Specialised vocabulary: geopolitics, international law, cooperation, development.

  5. 05

    Personalised correction of your writing and formal speaking practice.

Für wen

For diplomats, international officials, embassy, NGO and multilateral-organisation staff who must work in French at the highest level.

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Why is French important in diplomacy?

It is one of the two working languages of the UN and an official language of the EU, African Union and IOC. Many international posts require or strongly value it.

Do you work on the protocol register?

Yes. We target formal and diplomatic French precisely: official correspondence, memos, speeches and the nuance expected in sensitive exchanges.

Can I start from an intermediate level?

Yes. We start from your level and build a path toward the formal fluency expected in a diplomatic setting.

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